Directions:

Take 1 tablet a day with a glass of water.

Description:

We live in a time when antibiotics invented 30 years ago are becoming increasingly less effective while our bodies are in danger of losing the fight against a constant influx of new bacteria and viruses. Where human health and life are at stake, political or economic reasons should not be taken into consideration. But this, unfortunately, is currently the case. Research into new and effective antibiotics has become unprofitable. At the same time, the consumer market is fighting monopolies and any single pharmaceutical company has to spend hundreds of millions of dollars on clinical tests, which other manufacturers can later use or improve free of charge.

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In this new environment plants used in the past for medical purposes are being studied anew. They include Echinacea, which, prior to antibiotics, enjoyed a medicinal status. It is a traditional herbal remedy used by tribes indigenous to North America, who used it as a painkiller for such ailments as headache, toothache, sore throat, tonsillitis, stomach ache, pain associated with measles, HSV (herpes), gonorrhea, or snake bites.

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Not only has Echinacea never stopped being an alternative way of preventing the common cold or flu, but many researched have since proven its many other benefits, including pain relief or combating cancer. In some countries the Echinacea purpurea species is approved as natural a remedy for colds, upper respiratory tract infections, urinary tract infections, or slow-healing wounds, while also being recommended as an alternative treatment for cancer (especially brain tumor) when conventional therapy cannot be used, or as an addition to it.

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Many studies prove that Echinacea is effective against viral infections and secondary bacterial infections. Extracts of this plant are able to fight viral respiratory infections, including flu, while also reducing inflammation and the risk of developing bacterial complications. According to a report by the United States Department of Agriculture Natural Resources Conservation Service, 10 milligrams of Echinacea per one kilogram of body weight taken daily over a 10-day period is effective as an immunity stimulant. According to a University of Connecticut meta-analysis study (published in the journal Lancet Infectious Diseases), Echinacea reduces the duration of the common cold by almost one-and-a-half days and cuts the chance of catching a common cold by 58% while, according to PubMed Central® (PMC) journal, along with applying a medicated cream Echinacea can lower the rate of reoccurring vaginal infections by up to 16 percent.

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Echinacea also works as a mild laxative and calming agent to provide constipation relief while many studies recommend its use in small dosages of up to 20 mg at a time to help with specific ailments related to ADD/ADHD, such as anxiety, depression, or social phobias.

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Any reported side effects of Echinacea are very rare and related to stomach upsets, nausea and dizziness, mainly as a result of very high dosages used for a long time. This is why it should be used in cycles of a few weeks on, a few weeks off, if used regularly, while children below 12 and people prone to allergies, auto-immune disorders, or skin disorders should consult a doctor.

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Bee propolis, rich in flavonoids and having antioxidant properties, is a well known natural treatment for many health problems. Although it requires more clinical trials, the available studies show many benefits, including antimicrobial, anti-fungal, anti-viral, anti-inflammatory, and anti-tumor qualities. It is especially effective in the treatment of acne, bacterial infections, burns, canker sores, colds, cold sores, diabetes, giardiasis, herpes, inflammation, influenza, and peptic ulcer disease. It also helps to prevent tooth decay, all of which makes it a strong immune system booster.

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Garlic (Allium sativum) with its bioactive allicin has been used as a medicinal herb for thousands of years. Based on research (pre-clinical studies only), it may ameliorate certain human conditions, particularly those related to immune and cardiovascular diseases, due to its anti-viral, anti-bacterial, anti-fungal, anti-parasitic, anti-cancer, anti-coagulant, anti-thrombotic, anti-hypertensive and antioxidant abilities. It provides possible benefits during infections, thus it may have dermatological applications and help fight diabetes, drug toxicity, stress, and osteoporosis. However, people prone to allergic reactions, or those with a stomach ulcer, digestion problems, and bleeding or blood clothing disorders should consult a doctor regarding garlic use. Rare side effects may lead to throat burn, heartburn, nausea, vomiting, or diarrhea.

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The “Vitamin C, Vitamin D and Zinc” trio has long been proven to help immunity. High dosages of those ingredients should make a great addition for those who prefer to use all-in-one solutions.

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All the health benefits, especially those for the immune system, prove that MUST IMMUNE FORTE is a you-must-have-it supplement.