GuardSHIELD

Stimulates appetite and combats gastritis and gall bladder complaints.

Has antimicrobial properties, may rid children of threadworm.

Combined in no. 37 ParasiteKILL tincture in this range.

Warning: Not to be used during pregnancy or lactation. High dosages may lead to thujone poisoning that causes delirium, hallucinations and seizures.

Alleviates symptoms of shock. combats insomnia and helps for baby's colic.

Use to treat flatulence and digestive complaints.

Contains Vitamin C which boosts the immune system.

Warning: May cause allergic skin reactions.

Relieves urinary tract infections and prostate problems. Gives symptomatic relief of rheumatism. Helps reduce high blood pressure by reducing  water retention. A strong diuretic.

Warning: Buchu may deplete potassium levels. Not to be taken during pregnancy or lactation.

Prostate problems and urinary infections. Combats cell degeneration. Assists with prostate hypertrophy.

Sitosterols inhibits the binding of dihydro-testosterone within the prostate.

Eye infections, disorders and irritations.

Combats allergic rhinitis, post nasal drip, middle ear infections, catarrh and sinusitus and hay fever.

Provides increased resistance to cold and flu.

May soothe soar throats

Beneficial in the treatment of over-sensitive eyes, conjunctivitis and blepharitis.

Warning: Not to be used during pregnancy or lactation.

Fights fungal infections like candida.

Alleviate symptoms of rheumatism, bronchitis, gastritis, ulcers and liver ailments.

Strengthens the immune system especially during chronic fatigue syndrome, fybromyalgia, cancer and tumors, HIV and anti-biotic use.

Warning: Do not use during pregnancy or lactation.

              High doses may cause nose bleeding, sudden nausea and vomiting.

              Consult a health practitioner when using blood thinning medication.

The main use of the herb is to treat nervous heart conditions.

May be supportive in the tratment of thyroid hyperactivity.

Assists deep lung and bronchial cleansing.

L-argenine in Green tea calmes the nervous system. Mullein is a well-known expectorant. Indian tobacco acts as a respiratory stimulant and cough treatment. It is also valued in limiting craving for sigarettes. Lobeline in Indian tobacco activates nicotinic acetylcholine receptors (similar to nicotine) that targets the central nervous system. Supportive herbs include, Valerian, St John's wort and Passion flower.

Warning: Not to be used during pregnancy or lactation.  

Use for injured nerves, depression and anxiety caused by menopausal changes.

Stimulates gastric and bowel secretions.

May have sedative and pain relieving properties for sciatica and rheumatism.

Warning: Do not use for longer than 10 days at a time. 

              Do not use with any other medication.

              Do not use with warfarin, digoxin and anticonvulsants or other anti-depressant medication.

Combats arthritis. Antibiotic properties. Anti-inflammatory properties. Also used as an expectorant. Beneficial against respiratory and urinary ailments. May alleviate anxiety and tension. Combats asthma. 

General tonic.  Stimulates nervous and immune system.  Increases general stamina and strength.  May be useful for conditions such as hypertension, hypotention and neurosis. May act as an aphrodisiac.  Beneficial in the treatment of irregular hormonal secretion.  Protects against the effects of radiation exposure.  May lower blood sugar.  May be beneficial in treating irritability, insomnia and mild depression.

Warning:  Do not use in conjunction with anti-depressants or stimulants including caffeine.  May interfere with cardiac medication.

Improves Sleep Quality

Reduces Anxiety

Improves Focus/Brain Function

Boosts Immune system

Anorexia, migraine sickness, gastric ulcers, indigestion, bronchitis, pleurisy and cystitis. Specially helpful in cases of stomach cramps and flatulence.

Helpful for PMS and anti-spasmodic for women.

Warning: Use of large amounts may cause skin irritations and allergic reactions

Passion flower assists in calming the body's neuro-receptors. Complimentary herbs include Hops and Valerian.

Anti-Bacterial

Anti-Inflammatory

Anti-Oxidant

Anti-Fungal

Anti-Histamine

Anti-Viral

This gentle combination of Valerian and Feverfew is based on several studies showing these two herbs to be extremely effective in preventing and treating Migraine. Valerion is also well-known for its non-addictive sedating and tranquilising actions and is also highly recommended in cases of restlessness, sleeplessness, menopause and premenstrual syndrome.