The grapefruit seed: the smallest pharmacy in the world! It is recognised as a super food for its various virtues.
Grapefruit seed extract, a natural antibiotic?
Grapefruit seed extract (or E. P. P. ) is rich in bioflavonoids, a natural disinfectant, antimycotic, antiparasitic, antimicrobial and antibacterial substance.
The ideal antibiotic should have a broad spectrum of action because in many diseases the pathogens are rarely known precisely. This is the case with grapefruit seed extract, which has an action on approximately 800 strains of bacteria and viruses, on a hundred strains of fungi and on a large number of parasites.
A real "pocket pharmacy", E. P. P. can be used both internally, in prevention or treatment of numerous ailments (colds, flu, angina, cystitis, intestinal dysfunctions etc. . . ), and externally, notably against mycoses and warts (very common in sports halls), but also in cases of herpes, eczema, psoriasis, dandruff, acne, insect bites etc. . .
Contrary to "classic" antibiotics, E. P. P. does not attack the good bacteria (lactobacilli and bifidobacteria) in the intestine, but on the contrary improves the intestinal flora, which contributes to reinforcing the body's natural defences.
For good effectiveness it is advisable to usea native extract of E. P. P. with a high content of bioflavonoids (around 1200 mg per 100ml) and obtained by triple extraction in order to guarantee optimal quality.
DID YOU KNOW?
It was in 1980 that a doctor-physicist, who was also an amateur gardener, discovered with astonishment that grapefruit seeds thrown on compost did not decompose.
He later found that the material contained in the grapefruit seeds was more effective than all the antibiotics known at that time and, above all, without side effects.
