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Clear
the Toxins is based on an ancient Chinese formula known as "Shu
Gan Wan", and is said to de-toxify the body by improving
overall liver function. Poor liver function resulting from exposure
to external and internal pollutants is one of the most significant
health issues we face today: hepatitis, gastric ulcers, skin
conditions, high blood pressure, and hypertension, can all be
related to a poorly functioning liver. Because of its capabilities
for improving liver function, while creating cell and tissue
regeneration, Clear the Toxins one of the most sought after formulas
available.
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| Testimonial |
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"A
45 year old business man with a history of irregular eating patterns
and a diet of rich foods and alcohol suffered from severe heartburn,
bloating, belching, and flatulence. He was taking antacids after
every meal, but was noticing decreased effects. After taking the
first packet of CLEAR TOXINS, he noticed his heartburn had decreased
to the point that he no longer had to rely on antacids. He also
reported his other symptoms had disappeared, and he was feeling
much happier. Now he insists on taking this formula as a daily supplement."
R.
Wright, Naturopath
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| Ingredients
of this formula and their effects |
| Cyperus
Rotundus - Xiang Fu |
| Regulates
blood function of the stomach and bowels. Regulates
blood function, alleviates pain, facilitates the flow
of liver energy and supports gastrointestinal function |
| Citrus
Reticulata - Chen
Pi |
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Strengthens
the stomach and assimilation and alleviates such symptoms
as epigastric or abdominal distention, bloating, lack
of appetite, nausea and vomitting |
| Aquilaria
Agallocha - Chen Xiang |
| Alleviates
distention, pain or pressure in the epigastric or abdominal
region and alleviates vomitting and belching |
| Amomum
Villosum - Sha
Ren |
| Alleviates
distention, pain or pressure in the epigastric or abdominal
region and alleviates vomitting and belching |
| Alpinia
Katsumadai - Cao
Ou Kou |
| Inhibits
gastric and peptic ulcer formation, has strong bacteriostatic
activity and is traditionally used for gastrointestinal
disorders |
| Magnolia
Officianalis - Hou Po |
| Has
strong actions on both gram positive and gram negative
bacteria. Acts as a stomachic, has long lasting smooth
muscle relaxant activity and prevents stress ulceration
and stress induced gastric haemmorhage |
| Melia
Azerderach - Chuan Lian Zi |
| Powerful
dextoxicant actions |
| Curcuma
Longa - Jiang Huang |
| Increases
excretion of bile salts and cholesterol and possesses
significant antihepatotoxic actions |
| Paeonia
Lactiflora - Bai Shao |
| Analgesic,
hemostypic, bacteriostatic and antispasmodic actions.
Assists in the prevention of stress ulcer |
| Poria
Cocos - Fu Ling |
| Immunostimulating
activities, antiviral activities and the ability to activate peritoneal
macrophages and increase pinocytosis and phagocytosis, inhibits gastric
ulcer, decreasing gastric secretion and free acidity |
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| Recommended
dosage for adults |
- Take
2 capsules, two times daily one hour away from food
- For
ongoing use take 1-2 capsules, 2 times daily
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| Cautions
and contra indications |
| For
those who have not studied TCM it is probably safer
to avoid this product during pregnancy. |
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