CXVRM4 Cell (Anti-Parasitic)

Liquid extract of VRM4-Cell capsules. Clinical Dose of Maracuja, Kamala and Guarana. Formulated specifically to support an already healthy intracellular immune response.

Concentrated Extract: 1 oz. glass bottle with dropper

Note: Best taken in the evening/night. Works best when also using WO Oil or Tei Fu Oil on bottom of feet along with taking BINDGenic at a different time of day.

All herbal traditions, past and present, have botanical formulas to help the body when unwanted, parasitic life forms become unwanted guests in the G.I. Tract and in the body tissues. Substances that help expel such unwanted visitors are called vermifuges. Some species have been found to provide benefits, and many are considered parasitic in nature. In these many traditions, there are strategies for helping the body’s normal immune relations with: 1) large species that can be seen with the unassisted eye (tapeworms), 2) small species that can be seen and that migrate around the body (roundworms), 3) microscopic species that attempt to infest the G.I. Tract (protozoa); and 4) microscopic species that migrate into tissues via the blood (microfilaria). The herbal varieties employed often support the body’s normal immune processes to be vigilant, and often contain enzymes that encourage the body’s natural expulsion of bothersome species. They help cleanse the terrain that supports uninvited guests. Rather than a “stun and kill” approach, the bioenergetic properties of herbs support the body’s innate self-regulatory processes and the body’s innate priorities.

Concentrated Extract: 3-5 drops, twice per day for 40-60 days, or as directed.

CONTRAINDICATIONS
Best not to use during pregnancy or when nursing.

CLINICIAN CONSENSUS
• Traditional Migratory Species works best when used together with:
#494 VRM4 - Cell (liquid or capsule version)
#260 WO - China Healing Oil
#404 BINDGenic - Toxin Elimination

BACKGROUND
Doc Wheelwright found it particularly challenging to support the body’s innate processes regarding natural resistance to acquired, migratory worm species. This resulting formula had to address both their gastrointestinal tract residence as well as their tendency to encyst in internal organs as part of their normal life cycles.