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Ingredients: extracts of black walnut, chanterelle mushroom, pumpkin seed, saussurea willow-leaved, red clover, thyme, elecampane root, centaury, clove, fennel, ginger, and tansy; chicory syrup (inulin).
Organoleptic properties (taste, smell, and color) may vary between batches, but this does not affect the properties of the balm. These indicators are related to the natural properties of the plant material (growing region, weather conditions, etc.).
Properties: The syrup's biologically active plant components possess a broad spectrum of antiparasitic activity aimed at destroying a wide range of parasites at various stages of their development. They cleanse the body of helminths and pathogenic microorganisms (bacteria, viruses, protozoa, fungi). They rapidly detoxify the body of their waste products and metabolic processes. They purify the blood and lymph. They neutralize and remove toxins without causing harm or complications. They eliminate allergic reactions, stimulate metabolic processes, enrich the depleted body with a complex of microelements and vitamins, promote the regeneration of damaged tissue destroyed by parasites, and increase the body's resistance to helminthic infestations, bacterial, fungal, and viral infections, and cancer.
Prebiotic (inulin) stimulates the proliferation and growth of beneficial bifidobacteria, normalizes digestion and intestinal microflora.
Effective for intestinal infections, helminthic infestations, residual parasitic effects; allergic diseases (food and drug); dermatology (eczema, psoriasis, neurodermatitis); intoxication and toxin accumulation in the body; the presence of chronic diseases and their frequent exacerbations; gastrointestinal and urinary tract disorders; contact with animals; oncology (as part of complex antitumor treatment regimens).
Its beneficial effects on the body are due to its plant components:
Black walnut has a broad spectrum of action, including powerful antiparasitic and antifungal properties due to juglone, a unique biologically active substance found in black walnut. It is a natural antibiotic that inhibits the growth and development of bacteria, viruses, and fungi, and has a pronounced antihelminthic effect (removing parasites and their larvae from the blood, intestines, liver, and the entire body). Due to its high content of quinones, essential oils, and bitter glycosides, black walnut is detrimental to adult and intermediate stages of helminths (roundworms, pinworms, etc.), and inhibits protozoa (giardia, trichomonas, toxoplasma, etc.), as well as the pathogens that cause candidiasis and scabies. Bitter glycosides stimulate bile production and excretion, improving intestinal peristalsis and promoting the elimination of parasites.
Chanterelle mushrooms, unlike other mushrooms, do not absorb radioactive substances. They promote the elimination of poisons and toxins from the body. They possess strong antiparasitic and anthelmintic properties, helping to easily eliminate any helminthic infestations. They kill both helminths and their eggs, dissolving the protective outer shell of eggs and cysts, leading to their rapid death. They effectively affect liver enzymes and have an inhibitory effect on the hepatitis virus.
Pumpkin seeds are most effective against various tapeworms and pinworms. They have a choleretic and laxative effect, promote the elimination of parasites from the intestines, normalize metabolism, and have a hepetoprotective effect.
Saussurea salicifolia destroys the cell membranes of Giardia, Trichomonas, Ascaris, and Toxoplasma. It is effective against protozoa, especially Giardia. It improves intestinal microflora, suppresses pathogenic bacteria, strengthens local immunity, and eliminates the symptoms of dysbiosis, bowel disorders, and allergic reactions.
Red clover has antiseptic, analgesic, vitamin-rich, anti-inflammatory, anti-sclerotic, wound-healing, anti-carcinogenic, and hemostatic properties. It promotes active detoxification of the body. Under the influence of its constituent substances, waste and toxins are removed from the body, blood vessels and the liver are cleansed, bile flow is improved, and normal intestinal function is restored.
Thyme (creeping thyme) contains essential oil, which has a bactericidal effect on coccal flora and is active against pathogenic fungi, tapeworms, and whipworms.
Elecampane root contains essential oil, which has excellent anthelmintic properties. Elecampane's beneficial properties, which gave the plant its name because there are nine of them, include choleretic, anti-inflammatory, antihelminthic, antimicrobial, diuretic, appetite stimulant, metabolic enhancer, expectorant, and antitumor.
Centaury contains bitter glycosides and alkaloids, promoting wound healing, alleviating unpleasant consequences (nausea, stomach pain, etc.), and is effective against helminths and chlamydia.
Clove buds contain essential oils that have an antiparasitic effect not only on the helminths themselves, but also on the larval stage and eggs of worms. They stimulate nerve plexuses, promote intestinal motility, and help eliminate parasites from the body. Tannins help relieve pain and inflammation caused by parasites and their toxic byproducts. Clove buds have a pronounced antifungal effect, including against thrush, and possess antiseptic and bactericidal properties, especially against pathogenic flora that cause intestinal dysbiosis. Cloves are known as a blood purifier, improving blood and lymph flow.
Fennel cleanses the body of waste and toxins, normalizes the functioning of all gastrointestinal organs, improves intestinal microflora, eliminates flatulence, and has a mild laxative effect.
Ginger normalizes digestive tract function, increases gastric juice production, stimulates bile secretion, normalizes pancreatic secretory activity, has a beneficial effect on intestinal peristalsis, activates beneficial intestinal microflora, and inhibits pathogenic microorganisms.
Tansy has long been used in folk medicine as an anthelmintic for infestations with parasitic worms such as roundworms, pinworms, and beef and pork tapeworms. Tansy's anthelmintic and anti-giardiasis properties are due to the thujone contained in its essential oil, which has a strong paralyzing effect on parasites that have become lodged in the intestines, causing their death. Tanacetin, found in tansy flowers, enhances secretions in the gastrointestinal tract, liver, and bile ducts, increases bile production, and reduces mucus, improving intestinal motility.
Directions: Take twice daily with a small amount of water, 30 minutes before meals. Adults: 5 ml; children 6 years and older: 2.5 ml. Duration of treatment: 28 days. Repeat if necessary, after a 14-day break.
Contraindications: Individual intolerance to any of the ingredients, pregnancy, or lactation.
Individuals with high sensitivity to the prebiotic (inulin) may experience intestinal discomfort. Increased gas formation during the first few days of use indicates the prebiotic effect and the growth of beneficial microflora. Within 5-7 days of regular use, the digestive system will adapt and gas formation will normalize. Otherwise, discontinue use of the syrup.
Once opened, store the bottle in the refrigerator for no more than 1 month.
This is not a medicine. Consult a doctor before use. For children, use only as directed and under medical supervision.
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