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 "Cleanse your bloodstream with a parasite cleansing formula that helps the body eliminate dangerous parasites in the body"Parasites have been known to infest muscle tissue, the digestive tract, the bloodstream and even the brain, heart, and other vital organs. Parasites infest people in many different ways. These unwanted guests steal your bodies needed nutrients, leave all kinds of unwanted bacteria, and throw your homeostasis off. These parasites may not cause obvious symptoms, but other parasites pose serious threats to your health. They steal nutrients intended for your body, damage soft tissue by attaching themselves, and disperse toxic by-products into your system. Some of these unwanted parasites are life threatening, causing serious health problems for many people each year. Still, others steal nutrients that your body needs to maintain a homeostatic state. Parasite Cleanse can potentially help your body create an environment these parasites find undesirable, providing a naturally occurring flora and biosystem that help your body function properly. Ingredients: Pumpkin Seed (Cucurbitae peponis semen) - supports against
an irritated bladder conditions and micturition porblems of
benign prostatic hyperplasia states 1 and 2. Actions: Due
to lack of suitable models, there no pharmacological studies
that substantiate the empirically found activity. Garlic (Allium sativum) - is a relative of shallots, leeks and onions and contains selenium. People have associated it to support with stamina and strength. Garlic gets its odor from allicin, which has antibacterial properties "equivalent to that of 1% penicillin." Garlic is reported to be more supportive than penicillin against typhus disease and works well against strep, staph bacteria, and the organisms responsible for cholera, dysentery and enteritis. Garlic is also used to support against respiratory problems by opening up lungs and bronchial tubes. It has been found to promote the inhibition of tumor cell formation and is currently being studied by the National Cancer Institute. Garlic is one of the most-researched herbs. James Duke, in his US Government Ethnobotanical Database, cites hundreds of assisting uses for the various constituents found in garlic, including antiviral and antifungal usages. It is also well known for helping to control blood pressure. Black Walnut Bark (Juglans nigra) Grapefruit Seed Extract Clove (Caryophylli flos) - are used with inflammatory changes of the oral and pharyngeal mucosa. In dentistry, cloves are used as a topical anesthesia. Cloves contributing actions include antiseptic, antibacterial, antifungal, antiviral, topical anesthetic and antispasmodic. Citrus Seed Extract Ginger Root Wild (Zingiber officinale) - is traditionally used to assist dyspepsia and contribute to the prevention of motion sickness. It assists in actions such as antiemetic, positively inotropic, promotes secretion of saliva and gastric juices, cholagogue and in animals as an antispasmodic. In humans it may increase tone and peristalsis in intestines. Slippery Elm Bark (Ulmus fulva) - is a demulcent, an emollient and may act as a soothing agent to the alimentary canal. It is used internally to support the treatment of gastritis and gastric or duodenal ulcers. Anise Seed (Anisi fructus) - Internal uses contribute against dyspeptic complains. Internal and external uses support catarrhs of the respiratory tract. Papaya Leaf (Caricae papayae folium) - assists singly or in combinations for prophylaxis and therapy of diseases and discomforts of the gastrointestinal tract, as an anthelmintic for oxyurides, strongyloides, ascarides, ancylostoma, such as Mecator americanus, and other nematodes, and also for a sedative and diuretic. Fig Powder (Caricae fructus) - preparations are used as a supportive laxative. Also used as an additive or flavor corrigent. Artemesia Annua (Qing Hao) - antimalarial Cranberry Concentrate - The Native Americans have used cranberry concentrate for centuries. Sailors also used it to assist against scurvy. Cranberries contain certain factors, which stimulate the cleansing and removing of toxins from the kidneys, bladder, and urinary canal. The cranberry concentrate has a water content of less than 2% so that it requires no preservatives, chemical stabilizers, or pasteurization. This allows for the full nutritional benefits of the natural cranberry as nature intended. Pomegranate Fruit (Punica granatum) Butternut Bark (Juglans cinerea) - acts as a supportive vermifuge, laxative and tonic. Preparations of the bark are used to enhance against disorders of the gallbladder, for hemorrhoids and in skin diseases. Juglone has antimicrobial, antineoplastic and antiparasitic properties as well as being a gentle laxative. Pau D' Arco (Tabebuia heptaphylla) - has been used as a panacea in South America for centuries. The ancient Aztecs and the Incas used it as one of their major medicinal herbs. Dr. Theodoro Meyer, an award winning botanist from Argentina, died in 1972 after years of frustrating attempts to convince the scientific world of the great value of Pau D' Arco. Rumor has it that it contains a natural antibacterial agent, helps maintain a healing effect on the entire body, cleanses the blood, and assists in killing viruses. It strengthens the immune system and nerves, and increases resistance to disease. Red Clover (Trifolium pratense) Olive Leaf (Oleae folium) - assists as an antihypertensive and diuretic. Helps as an antispasmodic, bronchodilator, coronary dilator, hypotensive, antiarrhythmic, and arrhythmogenic, antipyretic, hypoglycemic, and diuretic. Ginseng American (Panax quinquefolius) - Like Korean and Siberian ginseng, American ginseng is an enhancing adaptogen and tonic. In the 1700s and 1800s, wild American ginseng was so popular it "was almost wiped out along the Eastern seaboard," and is still considered endangered, though it is grown commercially, mostly in Marathon County, Wisconsin. Gentian Root (Gentianae radix) - is used to support against digestive disorders. The essential active principles are the bitter substances contained in the herb. These bring about a reflex excitation fo the taste receptors, leading to increased secretion of saliva and the digestive juices. Gentian root is therefore considered to be not simply a pure bitter, but also a roborant and tonic. In animal experimentation there indications that bronchial secretion is increased. Hyssop (Hyssopus officinalis) - preparations are used for the gentle stimulation of circulation, for intestinal catarrhs, supports the respiratory tract, colds, chest and lung ailments, bolsters the prevention of frostbite damage, digestive disorders, intestinal ailments, menstrual complaints, heart problems and eye pain. Cramp Bark (Viburnum prunifolium) - is a spasmolytic and to date undefined effect on the uterus. Assists with complaints of dysmenorrhea. Peppermint Powder (Mentha piperita) - is said to assist in calming an upset stomach or relieving muscle spasms such as menstrual cramps notes Rodale's Encyclopedia. The U.S. Dispensatory notes the following supportive qualities: carminative and gastric stimulant, widely employed in flatualence, nausea, and gastralgia. Fennel Seed (Foeniculum vulgare) - which tastes like anise, is widely used as a spice. Fennel contributes as a mild diuretic. It supports against flatulence in children and adults and prevents colic in babies and children. Helps suppress appetite when dicting. Parasite Cleanse
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