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Monthly Promotion: Focus on Allergy and Immunity

SCIENCE-BASED OMEGA‑7 FATTY ACID

SIZE/FORMAT: 30 softgels

SKU: 1116

Science-based omega-7 fatty acid

Seabuckthorn SAP contains a source of omega‑7 fatty acids also known as palmitoleic acid. Seabuckthorn seed oil and seabuckthorn fruit oil provide essential fatty acids for the maintenance of good health. Seabuckthorn (SBT) is a deciduous shrub that is native to both Europe and Asia. SBT has been used in both Tibetan and Mongolian traditional medicines for helping with fatigue and immune regulation. Omega‑7 oils have been shown to provide benefit in the gastrointestinal system, immune system, and cardiovascular system, as well as supporting healthy hair, skin, eyes, and nails.

Reishi SAP

SCIENCE-BASED IMMUNE AND STRESS SUPPORT

SIZE/FORMAT: 60 or 120 capsules

SKU: 1096 and 1113


Science-based immune and stress support

Reishi SAP is a hot water-extract from the medicinal reishi mushroom, also known by its scientific name Ganoderma lucidum, which has been used in Japan for over 2000 years. This mushroom has been used as herbal medicine to help increase energy and resistance to stress. The reishi mushroom has also been used as a liver tonic as well as to support immune function. Reishi has properties that help support a healthy inflammatory response and exerts antioxidant properties.

GRAPE SEED SAP

GRAPE SEED EXTRACT FOR ANTIOXIDANT PROPERTIES AND INFLAMMATION

SIZE/FORMAT: 60 capsules

SKU: 1063

Grape seed extract for antioxidant properties and inflammation

Grape seed extract (GSE) contains proanthocyanidins, which have been demonstrated to exhibit a wide spectrum of pharmacological, therapeutic, and chemoprotective properties. Studies have demonstrated that GSE can reduce inflammation by inhibiting the formation of inflammatory cytokines and reducing inflammatory mediators. GSE can ameliorate atherosclerosis by reducing inflammation, decreasing MDA-LDL, and decreasing foam-cell formation. GSE has been found to be cytotoxic toward human breast, lung, and gastric adenocarcinoma cells.

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