The Parasite C Tea
contains herbs that address fungal Issues. The ingredients in this tea
are used in traditional herbal medicine for fungus and bacteria
overgrowth like Cryptolepis, Cat's Claw, Pau D'Arco, and Sweet Annie.
Cryptolepis has properties that are anti-amoebic, anti-cancerous,
anti-malarial, anti-inflammatory, and antimicrobial. Sweet Annie is a
plant that is used to treat malaria mostly in Asia and Africa.
Benefits
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Anti-fungal: Scientific studies suggest that the
combination of ingredients in Parasite C Tea, including Cryptolepis,
Cat's Claw, Pau D'Arco, and Sweet Annie, may address fungal issues
effectively. These herbs have been traditionally used in herbal medicine
for their anti-fungal properties.
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Antimicrobial Support: Parasite C Tea's blend,
including Cryptolepis, Cat's Claw, Pau D'Arco, and Sweet Annie, provides
comprehensive antimicrobial support, targeting a broad spectrum of
microbes.
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Immune System Enhancement: The combination of herbs,
such as Cat's Claw, contributes to immune system enhancement,
potentially aiding the body in defending against infections and fungal
overgrowth.
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Anti-Inflammatory Properties: The presence of
Cryptolepis and Pau D'Arco suggests potential anti-inflammatory effects,
promoting overall health and addressing inflammation-related issues.
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Digestive Health: Some ingredients in the tea, like Pau
D'Arco, have been traditionally associated with digestive health,
potentially aiding in maintaining a healthy microbial balance in the
gut.
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Adaptogenic Effects: Certain herbs in the blend, such
as Cat's Claw, may exhibit adaptogenic properties, helping the body
adapt to stressors and promoting resilience.
Ingredients
Cryptolepis, Cat's Claw, Pau D'Arco, Sweet Annie
Herbal Synergy
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Cryptolepis (Cryptolepis sanguinolenta): Cryptolepis is
known for its anti-amoebic, anti-cancerous, anti-malarial,
anti-inflammatory, and antimicrobial properties. It contributes to the
tea's ability to combat various fungal and bacterial overgrowth.
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Cat's Claw (Uncaria tomentosa): Cat's Claw is
recognized for its immune-boosting and anti-inflammatory properties,
which may aid in addressing fungal issues and supporting overall health.
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Pau D'Arco (Tabebuia impetiginosa): Pau D'Arco is
traditionally used for its anti-fungal and anti-bacterial properties,
potentially assisting in the management of fungal issues.
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Sweet Annie (Artemisia annua): Sweet Annie has a
history of use in treating malaria and exhibits anti-malarial
properties. Its inclusion in Parasite C Tea suggests potential benefits
against microbial overgrowth