Antimicrobial, acting on bacteria, viruses and parasites of the alimentary tract. Helps combat chronic bronchitis, recurrent cold and influenza. Beneficial to combat candida. Reduces serum cholesterol and triglyceride levels. used for fungal infections such as ringworm and pinworm. Precautions: Warning: Excessive use may form blood clots or promote blood thickening.

Stimulates appetite and combats gastritis and gall bladder complaints. Has antimicrobial properties, may rid children of threadworm. Combined in no. 37 ParasiteKILL tincture in this range. Precautions: Warning: Not to be used during pregnancy or lactation. High dosages may lead to thujone poisoning that causes delirium, hallucinations and seizures.

Alleviates larynchitis, tonsillitus, catarrh and sinusitus. For cough, headaches, stomach aches and swollen glands. Purifies blood. may boost white blood cell production. High source of iron, copper and cobalt. May improve digestion, regulates colonic bacteria and fights bacterial microbial infections. Precautions: Warning: May trigger Asthma attacts if used in large quantities. Not to be used during pregnancy or lactation.  

Helped to combat malaria for 2000 years in the East. Anti-parasitic and anti-bacterial herb. May alleviate fever, headaches, dizziness, tight-chested sensations and nose bleeds. Destroys malaria parasites. It was recommended by the WHO for resistant and cerebral malaria. This herb is also in the nr. 37 ParasiteKILL tincture mix. 

Helped to combat malaria for 2000 years in the East. Anti-parasitic and anti-bacterial herb. May alleviate fever, headaches, dizziness, tight-chested sensations and nose bleeds. Destroys malaria parasites. It was recommended by the WHO for resistant and cerebral malaria. This herb is also in the nr. 37 ParasiteKILL tincture mix. 

A premium herbal tincture that supports anti-bacterial and anti-fungal and the astringent effect on the mucous membranes of the urinary tract. Mainly helpful for kidney and bladder health. Contains high amounts of hydroquinones. The leaves contain a phenolic glycoside known as arbutin. Precautions: Warning: Should not be used for prolonged periods. A maximum of one week at a time and no more than five times per year. Not to be taken during pregnancy or lactation. 

Lemongrass balances gut flora and shows anti-bacterial and anti-fungal properties. Marigold is anti-inflammatory and spasmolitic. It improves digestion and stimulates bile production while seperating Candida colonies. Pau d' Arco assists the body in cases of fungal infestations.   Precautions: Warning: Do not use longer than three months.

Support in cases of sinusitis.  Peppermint, echinacea, marshmallow root and golden rod makes a powerful combination to combat viruses and bacteria responsible for sinusitis.   Precautions: Warning:  not to be used continuously for more than 30 days.  Not to be used during pregnancy or lactation.

Peppermint has anti-viral and anti-bacterial properties.  Marshmallow root lubricates dry mucous membranes.  Nettle acts as an anti-inflammatory aid and Cancer bush builds up immune response, also adding valuable minerals to the body.

Quinores in Pau d' Arco are chemically reactive as oxidants and anti-bacterial. Black sea Walnut shows great antimicrobial activity. Golden seal is known for its anti-inflammatory action. Olive leaf assists the body with its anti-bacterial properties.  Precautions: Warning: Do not use when pregnant or breast feeding. If blood thinning medications are used, please consult a Healthcare Practitioner. Do not exceed using for longer than 30 (thirty) days non-stop. .

Quinores in Pau d' Arco are chemically reactive as oxidants and anti-bacterial. Black sea Walnut shows great antimicrobial activity. Golden seal is known for its anti-inflammatory action. Olive leaf assists the body with its anti-bacterial properties.    Precautions: Warning: Do not use when pregnant or breast feeding. If blood thinning medications are used, please consult a Healthcare Practitioner. Do not exceed using for longer than 30 (thirty) days non-stop. .