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INFINITY's
Ultimate Immune Booster is scientifically designed to boost
your immune system. This potent herbal formula is
fueled by Allisure®, the specialized
extract from garlic that has potent antibiotic capability.
Elderberry (*Sambucus),
Olive Leaf and Oregano
Oil - three of the most powerful organic anti-viral,
anti-inflamatory, anti-biotic herbs available without a
prescription.
ImmunoEnhancer™
AG is a non-digestible soluble fiber from Larch that has
been included as a prebiotic supplement and helps in supporting
healthy intestinal flora - a key component of a healthy
immune system.
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*Sambucus
has been proven to reduce the effects of flu symptoms
A small study published five years ago showed that
93% of flu patients given Sambucus were completely symptom-free
within two days. The findings were presented at the 15th Annual
Conference on Antiviral Research. The study has been accepted
for publication in the Journal of International Medical Research.
The study involved 60 patients who had been suffering
with flu symptoms for 48 hours or less. Half the group took 15
milliliters of Sambucus and the other group took a placebo four
times a day for five days. Patients in the Sambucus group had
"pronounced improvements" in flu symptoms after three
days: Nearly 90% of patients had complete cure within two
to three days.
Also, the Sambucus group had no drowsiness, the
downside of many flu treatments. The placebo group didn't recover
until at least day six; they also took more painkillers and nasal
sprays. Compounds in Sambucus, called anthocyanins, have an anti-inflammatory
effect; this could explain the effect on aches, pains, and fever.
Sambucus could be an "efficient and safe treatment"
for flu symptoms in otherwise healthy people and for those with
compromised immune systems, such as the elderly.
Russell Greenfield, MD, a leading practitioner of
integrative medicine and medical director of Carolinas Integrative
Health, advocates treating flu with black elderberry (Sambucus),
he says in a news release. "It can be given to children and
adults, and with no known side effects or negative
interactions," he says.
"But don't expect grandma's elderberry jam"
to ease flu symptoms like body aches, cough, and fever, he warns.
"Sambucus is the only black elderberry preparation shown
effective in clinical studies."
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Serving
Size: 1 softgel
Suggested
Use: As a dietary supplement, take 1 to 2 softgels
daily, preferably with meals.
Free
of: sugar, salt, yeast, wheat, gluten, corn, soy,
milk, egg, preservatives or artificial colors
Other
Ingredients: Rice
Bran Oil, Gelatin, Glycerin, Enteric Coating, Water, Soy
Lecithin, Yellow Beeswax and Carob (natural color).
Serving Size: 1 Softgel
Servings Per Container: 60 |
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Amount
Per Serving |
% Daily
Value |
| Calories |
5 |
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| Elderberry
(Sambucus nigra) (Fruit/Berry) |
50 mg
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| (50:1 Concentrated
Extract) (Equivalent to 2,500 mg) |
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| Olive Leaf
Extract (Olea europaea) (min. 18% Oleuropein)
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50 mg
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| Allsure®
[Patented Allicin from Fresh Garlic) |
40 mg
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| (Allium
sativum)] (12.5 mcg of of Allicin) |
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| Oregano Oil
(min. 55% Carvacrol) |
40 mg
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| ImmunEnhancer™ AG [Arabinogalactan from Larch Tree
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10 mg
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| (Larix occidentalis>)]
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| Rosemary Oil
(Rosemarinus officinalis) |
5 mg
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* Percent Daily Values are based on 2,000
calorie diet.
† Daily Value not established. |
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