Dr Schulze's Throat & Tonsil Formula

 Dr Schulze's Throat & Tonsil Formula (60ml)

• STRENGTHENS your natural immune defenses against colds and influenza
• HELPS get rid of micro-organisms that invade your body, especially during winter months
• HELPS your throat and tonsils feel better

Herbal Ingredients: Echinacea Angustifolia Root, Echinacea Purpurea Seed, Garlic Bulb,  Habanero Pepper, Peppermint Leaf, Essential Oil, California Fig Concentrate  
HOW IT WORKS: This numbing formula greatly relieves sore throat pain and also kills bacteria, viruses, fungus and is an antiseptic. It stimulates a local immune response but better yet, this formula puts out the fire. YES, Echinacea root is the greatest herbal immune stimulator, but a side effect is that the phytochemical isobutylamides in Echinacea also are numbing to the throat. Today, many Echinacea tonics are made very weak and many don't even contain any isobutylamides. The misguided manufacturers say, well you don't need them, they are not a necessary part of the plant. I have two comments. One, at what point did they think that they are smarter than God? And two, just wait until they get a sore throat. Fresh Garlic bulb, just read SuperTonic to understand Garlic's action. Habanero Cayenne Pepper, believe it or not, this actually feels good on a sore throat. Many years ago, when I was studying antique herbal formulation books, I discovered that many throat lozenges included Cayenne pepper. I tried it and wow, it works great and brings more blood and circulation to the area where you need it most. Peppermint Essential Oil, C O O L I N G !!!!! YES! California Fig Concentrate makes this formula into a syrup, which makes it hug and cling to your throat and tonsils.
 
NOTE: The tonsils and adenoids are part of your immune system. When they are swollen or inflamed, it means you have been invaded by some harmful micro-organisms and that your immune system is going into action. Modern medical books stress the importance of the tonsils in the maintenance of your immunity and argue against performing tonsillectomies.