Fogania benefits for cancer| how dhamasa herb use in cancer

Habitat of Dhamasa
Dhamasa herb scientific name is fogania certica and these herb habitate is jungle and bank of river and canal .It is mainly present in Pakistan and India northwest side.

Uses 

Cancer best treatments are use of dhamasa herb. 

Cancer last stage also treated with dhamasa herb.

 Dhamasa herb has anticancer  drugs. 

It is also used for reduce  of asthma effects.

 For blood purification dhamasa herb is used blood clots How to weight loss-tips/are removed by using dhamasa herb

Scientific Name of dhamasa
Fagonia certica is scientific and botanical name of dhamasa It belong to class Zygofagoniaphyllacea
How It use 
First took a whole plant of dhamasa herb and grind it in machine.when they change into powder for use according to prescription of homeopathic 
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Fogania arabica uses 

Fagonia certica is used in treatment of cancer
 How dhamasa herb use in cancer diseases
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