Fact about The Wachters' Blend of Sea Vegetation:

The Wachters’ Blend is a result of over 71 years of research. Wachters’ research staff is in constant exploration to find new species of sea plants and to improve its blend.

WVF - Main active ingredients

Black Walnut Hulls contains naphthoquinones and is well documented as an anti-parasitic herb. It has traditionally been used as a vermifuge (kills worms) for many centuries by Europeans and American Indian tribes. It aids digestion and helps to maintain a healthy digestive system.

Rich in organic iodine, manganese and vitamin B15, Black Walnut also contains strong antiseptic properties. Commonly used to relieve constipation, bowel irregularities, and poor digestion, Black Walnut also oxygenates the blood to cleanse the body of parasites.

Garlic (Allium Sativum)
Research shows that Garlic possesses anti-fungal and anti-bacterial properties. Allicin, one of garlic's important active ingredients is believed to provide many of its anti-microbial and vermifuge benefits. It may also help eliminate bacteria while supporting the growth of natural bacterial flora (Mirelman, D. et al., J. Infec. Dis. 1987: 156 (1): 243-4).

Aloe Vera:

• anthelmintic [an agent that destroys or expels intestinal worms and/or parasites; vermicide; vermifuge]

• antibacterial [an agent that destroys bacteria; bactericide]

• antifungal/yeast [an agent that destroys fungal conditions]

• anti-inflammatory [an agent to ease inflammation]

• antimicrobial [an agent that destroys microbes]

• anti-parasite effects [an agent that destroys parasites]

• antiviral [an agent that destroys viruses]

• emollient [an agent used externally to soften and soothe]

• purgative [an agent that produces a vigorous emptying of the bowels, more drastic than a laxative or aperient]

Slippery Elm: Slippery Elm- Soothes and relieves inflammation and intestinal irritation

Ginger: Ginger Root is a time-proven remedy. Ancient Indians used it to treat digestive problems, and as a spiritual and physical cleanser.

Wild Yam: anti-inflammatory, anti-fungal, aids with cramps and other symptoms associated with parasites.

Dosage.
Adults and children over 12 years take one tablet three times daily for one month. Thereafter repeat at least every 3 - 4 months. If symptoms persist seek the advice of your health professional.

You may wish to use soluble fibers such as rice bran or Psyllium (Wacters’ #11, #51, 93 or #96) in water daily to assist in the elimination of parasites and their toxins.

"Is there a way to prevent parasitic infection?"
It is impossible to avoid all situations that could lead to parasitic infection. You may wish to take the following precautions that can help:
Drink clean, pure water. Chlorination does not kill all parasites. It is advisable to filter all drinking water.
Always wash fresh produce carefully, especially vegetables.
Wash your hands thoroughly before preparing or eating food and after using the toilet.
If you eat animal meat, ensure that it is cooked thoroughly.
Maintain a healthy lifestyle to guard against parasites. A consistently poor diet can promote poor intestinal health, creating the perfect environment for parasites to thrive.

Black Walnut Hulls contains naphthoquinones and is well documented as an anti-parasitic herb. It has traditionally been used as a vermifuge (kills worms) for many centuries by Europeans and American Indian tribes. It aids digestion and helps to maintain a healthy digestive system.

Rich in organic iodine, manganese and vitamin B15, Black Walnut also contains strong antiseptic properties. Commonly used to relieve constipation, bowel irregularities, and poor digestion, Black Walnut also oxygenates the blood to cleanse the body of parasites.

WLA

Historical usage of herbs:

Barberry (Berberis Vulgaris)
Berberine, the active constituent in Barberry has well documented effects against a wide range of microbes (Pizzorno, J.E. Murray, M.T., A textbook of Natural Medicine, John Bastyr College Publications, 1992). Historically it as been used as a spleen tonic and to relieve digestive disorders (Thorne, GM. Infectious Diseases Clinic North America, 1988; 2(3): 747-51).

Rhubarb Root - helps to strengthen and cleanse the entire intestinal tract.* Also helps to nourish the intestines, blood and liver. One of the more powerful herbs used in Chinese medicine for cleansing and detoxifying the body.

Slippery Elm: Slippery Elm- Soothes and relieves inflammation and intestinal irritation

Red Raspberry: may help with nausea, diarrhea, gastritis, cramps

Cascara Sagrada
Rhamnus purshiana
"Sacred Bark" root is a popular treatment for chronic constipation. It is used to increase the secretion of digestive fluids, create large soft bowel movements, and stimulate the peristaltic action of the colon. Most people use it at night to promote an elimination in the morning. It can sometimes cause the discomfort of griping, but "this too will pass."

Calcium Sennoside

• Latin name : Cassia angustifolia

• Family : Caesalpinaceae

• Common name : Senna, Indian Senna, Tinnervelly Senna, Cassia Senna

• Plant part used : Pods, Stems And Leaves.

• Standardized For : Upto 60% Calcium Sennoside

• Application : Antidysentric, laxative, jaundice and anaemia,

Calcium Sennosides Herb (Senna Extract) is one of the best known herbal medicines. Leaves of the Senna plant are used for extraction of Calcium Sennoside. It is very effective laxative. It is slightly bitter. Senna has always being specially used for constipation. Ca Sennosides are hydroxyanthracene glycosides derived from Senna leaves and Pods. Sennosides are natural, safe time-tested laxatives in traditional as well as modern systems of medicine. Sennosides are obtained from Cassia Angustifolia leaves.

Senna is an Arabian name and the herb was first brought into use by the Arabian physicians Serapion and Mesue. The leaves and pods of this plant contain the commercially important laxative sennoside B.

Cassia senna is native to tropical Africa and cultivated in Egypt, Sudan and elsewhere; Cassia angustifolia is native to India also and cultivated mainly in India and Pakistan.

Plant Description: Cassia Angustifolia tree grows in temperate climate of India; naturally found to grow in West Bengal, India, Bihar and some parts of Gujarat and South India. The leaves and pods of this plant contain the commercially important laxative sennoside B.

HEALTH BENEFITS :-

• It is used in the treatment of constipation and act as purgative and laxative.

• It is useful in indigestion, loss of appetite and obesity.

• It is useful in hepatomegaly, spleenomegaly, jaundice and anaemia.

• It is also useful in acne, ringworm affection and for inflammatory skin conditions.

• Vetra Calm:

• Vetra Calm is an exclusive formulation designed to help calm and soothe the nerves in pets. Many factors can contribute to anxiousness and excitability in animals and this formula contains

• Reishi Mushroom and which may promote muscle relaxation. It has long been used in Chinese medicine as a tranquilizer and sedative. It is used to tonify or strengthen the blood and restore vital energy of the body and mind. This mushroom is said to inhibit the central nervous system, promote muscular relaxation and prolong sleep.

• Chamomile, Lemon Balm and Passion Flower may ease nervousness and anxiety. Ashwaganda may help ward off fatigue. Chamomile has long been used for its calming effects and as an aid to insomnia. Laboratory studies have confirmed that it is effective in the treatment of anxiety.

• Root extracts of Ashwagandha / Withania somnifera / Indian Ginseng) has been used for centuries as a part of Ayurvedic formulations to relieve stress and other mental disorders. Ashwagandha prevents general debility, fatigue and premature aging. It also improves the brain's memory functions like attention and concentration. It is a safe and natural solution that fortifies the body and mind against weakness, while promoting strength and stamina.

• Lemon Balm Historical usage: Lemon balm, when taken with Valerian, appears to be as effective as some prescription medications for treating insomnia.

• Black Cohosh, Wood Betony and Ginger Root may help calm the system and offset the effects of stress that effect many animals today.

• Ginger has many benefits. It has been considered a great healer throughout the centuries. It can help motion sickness, relieve your migraines and arthritis, and inhibits blood clots. Ginger is usually used as a carminative to soothe upset stomach. However, it is also know that the herb antagonizes the effects of adrenergic stimulation. This refers to the part of the nervous system that comes in to play when under stress. The adrenergic nervous system sub serves the body’s needs during this time. Ginger root tends to offset the nerve-wracking effects of stress helping to calm the system and inhibit that pins and needles feeling.

• Wood Betony: This substance that is a hypotensive would tend to relax nervous tension as well as loosen up constrictive blood vessels that are producing headaches.

• Flax Seed and Chia Seed contain Essential Fatty Acids. *

• Hops historical usage: One of the most popular folk uses of hops is to produce soothing, relaxing sleep. It is one of the traditional nervien, sedative type agents employed in folk medicine throughout the Western world. Hops are most commonly used for their calming effect on the nervous system. It is recommended for insomnia and restlessness.

Cascara Sagrada
Rhamnus purshiana
"Sacred Bark" root is a popular treatment for chronic constipation. It is used to increase the secretion of digestive fluids, create large soft bowel movements, and stimulate the peristaltic action of the colon. Most people use it at night to promote an elimination in the morning. It can sometimes cause the discomfort of griping, but "this too will pass."