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3.4 FL Oz |
| *Retail Price |
$29.99 |
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$22.31 (Save 26%) |
| SKU No. |
BF0006 |
| Prod. No. |
20797 |
| UPC Code: | 364031510908 |
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Echinaforce: Supports a healthy Defense mechanism of body and natural resistance.
100% organically certified
Made from fresh echinacea
Efficacy supported by clinical study
Unique combination of Echinacea purpurea herb and root
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Adults: add 15-20 drops to a small amount of water 3 to 5 times daily before eating. Salivate well before swallowing.
Children: 5 drops in a small amount of water 3 times daily before eating.
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Extract of fresh organically grown Echinacea herb, 95% herb and 5% roots. Sixty-seven percent (65%) alcohol is used to extract the maximum number and levels of active and supportive elements. 20 drops is equivalent to 259 mg fresh Echinacea. Echinaforce has a full spectrum potency, meaning that the chemical profile of the extract is very similar to the whole fresh plant.
Even though many ingredients and elements of Echinacea have been isolated and identified, it is not possible to ascribe the effectiveness clearly to a fixed substance. Among the best known active constituents of Echinacea are:
cichoric acid
alkylamides
coffeeaciderative
polysaccharide
glycoproteins
flavonoids
essential oil
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the nonspecific resistance system. The following primary effects of echinacea preparations have been observed in vivo and/or vitro:
By stimulating the bone marrow, they induce an increased release of leucocytes, especially granulocytes, into the blood. This promotes the resistance reaction.
The phagocytic potency of the granulocytes and macrophages is significantly increased. The serum properdin level is increased, promoting the non specific resistance system.
The macrophages are stimulated to release effector substances such as tumor necrosis factor a, interferon b2, and interleukin 1.
The antiphlogistic effect and the inhibition of cell processes leading to cross-linking the collagen also supports wound healing.
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