Green Hull Black Walnut
Ancient uses include the oxygenation of the blood to assist in the removal of parasites from the body. The brown stain found in the green husk contains organic iodine which has antiseptic and healing properties. It is also used to balance sugar levels and burn up excessive toxins and fatty material.

Cloves
This herb contain one of the most powerful germicidal agents in the herb kingdom. It is an effective stimulant and aromatic for the lungs and stomach. It helps expel microbials and to increase blood circulation and to promote digestion and nutrition.

Pumpkin Seed
The seeds from the pumpkin have for a long time been known to contain very effective anti-parasitic properties. In fact, Native Americans were known to have chewed on pumpkin seeds as an aid in de-worming.

Gentian Root
Gentiana lutea roots and the underground stem has been used to help stimulate circulation, strengthen the circulatory system, and strengthen the muscles of the digestive organs. It is also good for convalescence, especially in the cases of extreme weakness, and is excellent in the assistance of ridding the body of parasites.

Hyssop
This semi-evergreen shrub contains an essential hormonal oil to help build resistance to infectious disease along with its anti-parasitic properties. It has been used for poor digestion, breast and lung problems, coughs due to colds, nose and throat infections, and has proven useful for clearing up mucous congestion in the intestines.

Black Seed
This herb has traditionally been used for thousands of years in the Middle East, Far East and Asia as an herbal health aid. It has so many diverse medicinal properties including anti-parasitic activity. It is used frequently as an antibacterial, anti-fungal and anthelminthic (parasitic infestation fighter) and has an immune-enhancing effect of the human T-cell production which helps to balance and stabilize the immune system.

Cramp Bark
This deciduous, thicket-forming shrub is considered one of the best natural remedies for regulating female disorders in addition to its anti-fungal and anti-microbial properties. It also performs well as well a sedative and antispasmodic, reducing muscle cramps and intestinal spasms.

Peppermint Leaf
During its several thousand years of consistent use by diverse populations, peppermint leaf preparations have been used in both eastern and western cultures to support the gastrointestinal tract and the biliary duct digestive functions. in addition, peppermint leaf has powerful anti-parastic properties.

Thyme Leaf
Thyme is a powerful antiseptic and tonic with curative powers. It has been used by many cultures to alleviate anemia, bronchial and intestinal problems. It acts as an antiseptic and is reported to assist in the removal of fungal infections, skin parasites, and abdominal worms.

Fennel
Acts as appetite suppressant and diuretic and helps to stabilize the nervous system and expel waste material from the body. This herb has a history of improving digestion and promoting lactation as well as aiding in the remedy of abdominal cramps, female disorders, gas, intestinal problems, nervous disorders, pinworms, and parasitic microbials.

Grapefruit Seed
Grapefruit seed has a proven track record in the laboratory and with thousands of users as a powerful and non-toxic germicidal agent of broad spectrum application. It is a natural alternative to strong antibiotics. It exhibits significant anti-microbial activity and helps the human body resist bacteria, viruses, parasites and fungi.