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August & September Special!

Maximum Immunity and Astragalus Combo

Having trouble with:
Recurring colds & flu?
Allergies & hay fever?
Asthma?
Postnasal drip & sinus congestion?
Chronic fatigue & tiredness?

- ONLY R248! -

Maximum Immunity Powder (150g)

his is an all natural formulation of vitamins, minerals and amino acids that provide the necessary “foods” needed by the adrenal and immune system to function optimally.
For best results use in conjunction with Astragalus. - Cost: R185.00 incl VAT

Phyto Force Astragalus Tincture (50ml)

stragalus (Astragalus membranaceus) is a well-known herbal immune stimulant¹. Research has shown it to shorten the duration of the common cold as well as offering protection against various viral infections by strengthening the action of white blood cells². It is an adaptogenic herb (anti-stress) which provides the body with the energy necessary to combat fatigue and prolonged stress. - Cost: R91.00 incl VAT

Stressed out?

major cause of poor immunity is STRESS! The stress response is a result of everyday conditions like frustration, worry, anger, fear, overwork, pollution, insufficient sleep and emotional conflict. In response to these stressors the adrenal system produces and releases excessive amounts of the hormone cortisol which upsets the body’s blood sugar levels. Ongoing stress depletes the adrenal system of the nutrients required to make adrenal hormones which are vital for many bodily functions including the prevention of allergies, infections and inflammation³.

^{1. Balch, P.A.}^{Prescription for Nutritional Healing}^{, 4th Edition (2006):101, 148-149}
^{2. Japanese Journal of Allergy}^{, Volume 37, Issue2 (1998):107-114}
^{3. Michaud et al., 2008}^{Impact of stressors in a natural context on release of cortisol in healthy adult humans: A meta-analysis}^;^Stress^{, Volume}¹¹^{, Issue}³^{(2008): 177-197}
^{4. Brydon et al., 2008}^{Synergistic effects of psychological and immune stressors on inflammatory cytokine and sickness responses in humans}^;^{Brain, Behavior, and Immunity}^,^{Volume 23, Issue 2}^{(February 2009): 217-224}

Health Tip:

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eep portions in check. Studies have shown that the more you are served, the more you will eat. Serve yourself small portions of right, high-calorie foods and large portions of healthy foods like vegetables, salads, and broth-based soups.