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Quercetin is a potent antioxidant and free radical fighter richly supplied in blueberries, red onions and certain other vegetables and fruits.Quercetin is a natural antihistamine and anti-inflammatory.Bromelain is derived from the pineapple plant.Bromelain is rich in digestive enzymes.Bromelain may help those suffering from chronic sinusitis.Bromelain is efficient for reducing acute or chronic joint pain. Our Quercetin and Bromelain act synergistically. ...

New formula (original 30 count bottle and formula discontinued)Often used in place of Allicin as the primary anti-microbial for patients that can't tolerate the potent garlic extract. Used in conjunction with HH-M and Arte-M as part of a comprehensive lyme protocol.

Sea vegetables contain iodine and other nutrients essential for thyroid health, fertility, and detoxification. Fucoidan, found in small amounts in the cell walls of brown algae and dulse, is an especially important component, regulating thyroid function, inhibiting the growth of many unfriendly bacteria and viruses, and enhancing immune function. A healthy thyroid makes just the right amount of hormone – not too much, not too little – from iodine and the amino acid l-tyrosine. Thyroid hormones...

Well-absorbed form of selenium that supports healthy heart, cell development and thyroid function.* Selenomethionine is selenium bound to the amino acid methionine. Selenium is an antioxidant mineral cofactor for the body's natural antioxidant systems – SOD and glutathione*       •   Important antioxidant mineral* Supports thyroid function*Well-absorbed form of selenium* Selenomethionine Details Selenium is an important trace mineral, and selenomethionine is one of its...

Common sense tells us that nearly all problems in the gastrointestinal tract are intimately related to nutrition. The nutrients in our formula promote the healing of damaged cells in the gut, restoring compromised intestinal permeability. Because an estimated fifty percent of the immune system’s cells lie along the GI tract, immunity is greatly enhanced when stomach and intestinal problems are healed. Your body really is one integrated unit.

Your spleen is a fist-shaped, 4” long purplish organ located in the upper part of the abdomen, to the left of the stomach. It is well-protected by the rib cage and can’t be easily felt, unless it is abnormally enlarged. Part of the lymphatic system, the spleen plays a vital role in immune response and waste removal. We can live without the spleen, but its absence predisposes to certain infections, such as influenza, pneumonia and meningitis, as it is a center of activity of the...

An important amino acid for heart rhythm, liver, and vision support* Taurine is the most abundant amino acid in the heart. Essential for healthy heart muscle function, taurine also supports optimal liver and gallbladder function and healthy vision.* Taurine Details Taurine is a conditionally essential, sulfur-containing amino acid and the most abundant amino acid in the heart. Taurine supplementation has been shown to benefit the production of nitric oxide in the vascular endothelium, which is...

With trace amounts, testicles are the richest food source of testosterone and have been eaten by men throughout the ages.Our organs and glands are ideal supplements for individuals wanting to provide nutritional support for specific organs and systems, and to complement the diet with the incredible array of nutrients found in organs and glands from healthy, carefully raised animals.Sourced from New Zealand grassfed, inspected animals, raised without the use of pesticides, horomones or...

The Untold Story of Milk by Ron Schmid, ND“This is a fascinating and compelling book. The role of milk in the rise of civilization and in early America, the distillery dairies, compulsory pasteurization and the politics of milk, traditional dairying cultures – the chapters on these subjects will change forever the way you think about milk. “‘Betrayal’ and ‘Cholesterol, Animal Fats and Heart Disease - A Modern Myth?’ – these chapters will shock you. And in the final chapters, we learn of how...