Support for Blood Detoxification and Purification

The following information is a brief overview describing each of the above herbal ingredients and what properties each contributes to make up this proprietary blend.

• Yellow Dock Root has been revered for centuries by herbalists as an outstanding blood cleansing support. Its botanical 'alterative' properties support the cleansing process by assisting the body's own efforts to stimulate efficient removal of waste products from the system and gradually convert an unhealthy condition to a healthy one. Considered an herbal cholagogue, Yellow Dock works along with the body's own natural mechanisms to stimulate bile flow in the liver, thus potentially helping with improved liver and gallbladder function and removing impurities from the blood. Yellow Dock has an outstanding reputation in herbal therapy as a plant-based tonic for healthy skin with its natural purifying properties that support many disorders associated with impurities in the blood, including rheumatic conditions, glandular growths, swellings and lymph gland enlargement. Elimination of pollutants in the blood is thought  to help clear up chronic skin disorders, such as eczema, psoriasis and rashes. Further substantiating Yellow Dock's long-time reputation as a support for system purifying, research tells us that the roots contain a mixture of anthraquinones and anthraquinone glycosides, which may account for the herb's laxative effect. This action facilitates the removal of wastes from the gastrointestinal system. In addition, Yellow Dock has been said to work with the body's own natural inclination to support colon function and reduced bowel inflammation.
• Kelp: Often called a botanical system cleanser, the brown-green seaweed's rich supply of nutrients from the sea appears to have a buffering ability that supports the body's natural propensity to neutralize wastes in bodily fluids and be more easily discharged from the system. The algin in Kelp works along with the body's natural ability to absorb toxins from the digestive system, thus potentially supporting improved digestion, stimulated kidney function, healthy circulation and cleaner blood. As Kelp supports the body's efforts to absorb toxins, this activity may also support the body's natural cleansing abilities to remove drugs, chemicals, heavy metals and radioactive strontium from the system. Herbalists claim that Kelp's active ingredient, sodium alginate, binds these toxins in the gastrointestinal tract, thus inhibiting their absorption into the body. (By reducing strontium absorption in the body, the sodium alginate in Kelp could be helpful during radiation treatments - under medical supervision.)
• Red Clover is regarded an old and trusted plant-based detergent and cleansing support tonic. It is considered a 'depurative' or herbal agent that supports blood purification by promoting the body's eliminative functions. By encouraging the production of bile, the herb supports the body's natural inclination to cleanse the liver, thus at the same time, potentially helping to remove toxins from the bloodstream. Increased bile complements the body's own natural digestive fluid production, which, thus also supports a faster digestion process and elimination of morbid matter from the stomach and intestines. Red Clover apparently contains the trace element, molybdenum, which is reputed to play an important role in discharging nitrogenous waste, another potential support for cleansing the system of impurities.
• Alfalfa Leaf's rich supply of minerals and botanical nutrients bolster its reputation as an herbal support for blood detoxification and purification and has been found to be a beneficial support for a variety of ailments. It is a great source of chlorophyll and mineral supplements that are all alkaline, which support a natural neutralizing and balancing effect in the blood, thus supporting removal of contaminents.
• Pau D'Arco is highly regarded by herbalists as an botanical support for purifying and clearing toxins from the blood and working along with the body's own natural mechanisms to multiply the number of red corpuscles, it may thus potentially help to build blood and possibly also be helpful as a support for ailments entailing blood deficiencies. Pau D'Arco is also considered a plant-based support to help bolster immune function, which may strengthen and stimulate the immune system to produce macrophages, immune cells that engulf and digest bacteria to gently assist the body's own natural attempts to resist infection and chronic degenerative ailments. 
• Hyssop's ancient herbal cathartic and laxative properties support the body's natural inclination to clear toxins from the intestinal tract.  At the same time, it also acts as a support to soothe the mucous lining of the bowel, while helping to clear mucus from the intestines. Used in herbal medicine for thousands of years, Hyssop was even mentioned in The Bible as a purifying herb, and was used for cleaning and purifying temples and sacred places. The hyssopos of the Greek Dioscorides has been used almost continuously in herbal regimens as a cathartic to cleanse the body. Hyssop's botanical diaphoretic actions further help to supporting cleansing the body of toxins through the skin by gently supporting the body's natural mechanisms to promote perspiration and sweating, which may also, thus, support lower fevers. 
• Sarsaparilla is considered a fine plant-based tonic and support for blood detoxification that is said to facilitate the body's natural tendency to resist and neutralize contaminents (including environmental poisons) in the blood. In addition, the herb's historic diuretic and diaphoretic properties also assist the body's own capacity to promote urination and sweating; and those actions are believed to further support  the body's efforts to rid itself of toxins through bodily secretions. That activity may thus support body cooling and break intermittent fevers, echoing its old-time reputation in herbal therapy: Native Americans added many drugs to our modern pharmacopœia, including Sassafras, and they used it as a general tonic, a diaphoretic and diuretic or "blood cleanser and purifier," by urinating or sweating out impurities from the system. Today, Sarsaparilla is still regarded as a fine tonic and "alterative" herb, or agent that may favorably alter an unhealthy condition of the body with the tendency to restore normal and healthy bodily function.
• Goldenseal Root is an immensely popular herb that has a long history as a support for enhancing immune function and as a body cleanser that also supports healthy glandular functions. In laboratory studies, the berberine content in Goldenseal was reported to support increased blood flow to the spleen and stimulate the activity of macrophages, blood cells that are an important part of the immune system. As a support for healthy glands, the herb may also assist the body's overall efforts to support improved liver, pancreas, spleen and lymphatic system function.
• Dandelion Root is an old and reliable botanical that has been used for centuries as a natural support for clean and clear internal organs. Regarded as an herbal support for blood purification, Dandelion is used to gently work with the body's own cleansing properties to remove poisons and contaminents from the system. Through its reputed botanical action both on the liver and kidneys, it supports the body's efforts to gently eliminate toxic wastes from the body. The plant's natural nutritive salts complement the body's own restorative resources to support neutralizing of acids and blood cleansing. Dandelion is rich in nutrients and a valuable source of sodium, minerals (especially potassium), large amounts of vitamins A, B-complex, C and D, and trace elements. European herbalists regard Dandelion as one of the best in herbal therapy for supporting anemic conditions and better blood. Anemia is caused by deficiency of proper nutrients in the blood and iron-rich (and nutrient-rich) Dandelion is one of its oldest, well-known supports.
• Cayenne is called a carrier or catalyst herb that works along with the body's own resources to enhance the efficacy of almost every other herb or herbal combination. It is also regarded as an overall plant-based tonic that supports the body's efforts to bolster resistance to illness and infection. Cayenne is considered an overall warming digestive aid (its active component is capsaicin) that reportedly works along with the body's natural properties to stimulate production of gastric juices and clear excess mucus from the stomach.
• Licorice Root is highly regarded as a natural antibacterial, which is mostly due to its glycyrrhizinic acid content that appears to inhibit the growth of many bacteria.  Chinese herbalists utilize Licorice as a powerful antitoxin and use it in cases of pesticide poisoning, and there are reports that it may be useful as an herbal malaria support. Also considered  an herbal antiviral, Licorice has a fine reputation as a means to support the body's natural resistance to viral infection.  Modern herbalists commonly use Licorice as a support for adrenal function and adrenal insufficiencies, including hypoglycemia and Addison's disease. It is also used to support the body's own natural resources to purify the liver, the body's detoxification center, working with the body's own defenses against liver ailments.
• Burdock Root may be nature's best herbal blood purifier and botanical 'alterative,' which supports numerous beneficial effects on the body. As an "alterative," Burdock is considered an agent that assists this transformation by working with the body's efforts to stimulate the efficient removal of waste products, and it is reputed to support cleansing and elimination of long-term impurities from the blood very rapidly.  As a support for liver and kidney function, Burdock has been used to work along with the body's own efforts to clear the blood of harmful acids due to calcification deposits; and it is often said that overburdened blood is a major factor behind many ailments, i.e., arthritis, fevers, infections and skin disorders. As an herbal diaphoretic and diuretic, Burdock works with the body to promote sweating (potentially helping to release toxins through the skin) and helping the body to promote increased urine (potentially  further eliminating toxins via the kidneys and bladder).
• Peppermint is an old and trusted natural support for promoting good digestion and improving the appetite. Its foremost use as a medicine (in both home remedies and pharmaceutical preparations) is applied to relieve indigestion and the intestinal gas caused by certain foods; hence, its use in after-dinner mints and liqueurs. It is said to assist the body's natural ability to relax stomach muscles and promote burping.  There have been reports noting that  Peppermint may lessen the amount of time food spends in the stomach by stimulating the gastric lining, and because Peppermint  encourages the body to stimulate bile flow, this supports the body's efforts to digest food before passing into the intestines and colon. Peppermint's reputed antibacterial properties are thought to facilitate the body's own natural ability to destroy micro-organisms associated with  food poisoning.