Whole Formulas Ginger Immune Zinger - Alcohol-Free, 4 fl oz

Ginger Immune Zinger Features:

Ginger Root

As an anti-inflammatory and antiviral, ginger is excellent for immune support. It is considered a “warming remedy” in Ayurvedic medicine, used to promote circulation and help the body break down toxins. Ginger stimulates the lymphatic system, an essential part of the immune system comprised of vessels, nodes and organs (bone marrow, thymus gland, tonsils, spleen, liver). Its vessels and nodes are responsible for transporting clear lymph fluid throughout the body toward the heart, filtering out bacteria, microorganisms, toxins, cell waste and any other unwelcome matter at several hundred “filtration points” (lymph nodes) in the body.

Elderberry

Elderberry is high in protective antioxidants, including anthocyanins. It supports immune system function and contains high amounts of vitamin C, vitamin A and iron. The berries and flowers have also been used in traditional Austrian medicine for respiratory, gastrointestinal and viral issues issues and as a treatment for colds and flu. Elderberries are considered to have an extremely high antioxidant “capacity” for their size; it is estimated they contain 2x more antioxidants than cranberry and over double the value of blueberry.

Echinacea

Historically, Native Americans used echinacea for its remarkable medicinal properties, including immune support. The Kiowa and Cheyenne tribes used it to treat sore throats, the Pawnee used it for headaches and the Lakotah used it as an analgesic. In the mid 19th to the early 20th century, echinacea became a popular antimicrobial herb in eclectic medicine (an American form of medicine that utilized herbal remedies). Records show it was used to treat a host of ailments, from general pain relief to snakebites. Echinacea is widely used today to support immune system function, especially during cold and flu season.

Vitamin C

Vitamin C is a well-known water soluble nutrient and antioxidant. It aids in the absorption of iron, supports immune system function and is required to repair and regenerate collagen. The body does not produce or store vitamin C, therefore it must be obtained through the diet.

The Benefits of Herbal Extracts:

Potency

The herbs used in Whole Formulas extracts are picked at the peak of their growth cycle to ensure maximum potency, then processed immediately upon receipt to capture their inherent vitality. Extracts are often the preferred choice of herbalists and naturopaths for this reason.

Bioavailability

Due to common digestion issues, many people have trouble fully breaking down pills and tablets. With extracts, the plant material has already been processed during formulation. All that remains is the full-spectrum of potent active nutrients ready for absorption.

Convenience

Simply place the recommended dose in water or juice and drink. The built-in dropper cap makes it easy to control dosage.

4 fl oz in amber glass bottle.