Green Body & Home - What is Biocidin?
/This week we are sharing information on Biocidin. Biocidin is potent broad-spectrum botanical that has been thoroughly researched and documented in regards to it's antimicrobial benefits, as well as the support it offers in the face of viral, bacterial, fungal or parasitic challenges.
Biocidin was developed in 1987 to assist physicians in addressing opportunistic infections. In a laboratory setting, Biocidin was tested against pathogenic organisms and found it was "the most powerful inhibitor of pathogenic organisms" that the lab (Genova Labs) had tested, and it was "equal or more effective than traditional therapies". Physicians and practitioners across the country began reporting in with outstanding clinical results that have continued for over 30 years. (Shared from Biocidin's facebook page)
Biocidin is a combination of a number of a different herbs sourced from the United States and Europe. The quality of the herbs as well as the ratio used in the formula are what makes this product work so well and powerfully.
Ingredients
Bilberry extract (25% anthocyanosides), Noni, Milk Thistle, Echinacea (purpurea & angustifolia), Goldenseal, Shiitake, White Willow (bark), Garlic, Grapeseed extract (min. 90% polyphenols), Black Walnut (hull and leaf), Raspberry, Fumitory, Gentian, Tea Tree oil, Galbanum oil, Lavender oil (plant & flower), Oregano oil (plant & flower).
Other Ingredients: Vegetable Glycerin, Alcohol Less than 5% (potato and or cane source). Product contains no allergens such as milk, eggs, yeast, corn, soy or wheat. Free of any synthetic ingredients, colors, additives or excipients. No animal testing. 100% vegetarian/vegan formula. Certified Organic or wild-crafted sources used whenever possible.
Read more on the VIMSIA PTA Facebook group to learn more about Biocidin.
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