Neuro Antitox II CNS/PNS (Ethanol-Based) – 4oz

Neuro-Antitox II

Compass Plant (Silphium)

Neuro-Antitox II CNS/PNS™ is for those suffering primarily from problems in the brain, meninges, and peripheral nerves from Lyme toxins and heavy metals. Indications include, but are not limited to – cognitive disturbances, dizziness, and vertigo, disturbances in vision, neuritis, neuralgia, numbness, palsies, and headaches. The best tool to see if the product is working even if the symptoms do not seem to be better is the VCS test. http://www.survivingmold.com/store1/online-screening-test

Ingredients: Silphium, Salvia Azurea, sarcobioenergetic potencies, which are just the frequency and there is no actual substance in the formula, These sarcodes carry the driving agents the cerebrospinal fluid, dura mater, cerebellum, optic nerve, substantia nigra, cerebral cortex, cranial nerve VIII (vestibulocochlear n.), myelencephalon, temporal lobe, occipital lobe, quadrigeminal plate, lumbar plexus, brachial plexus, periodontium.

One of the unique properties of Silphium is its molecular structure causes it to grow facing north and south, hence its name “Compass Plant.”  This polarity orientation is maintained within its molecular structure and may positively influence the human body’s crystalline matrix ability to adapt to the ever-changing internal and external environment.  In other words, it makes your body more adaptable.

Silphium is the newest and possibly best nutraceutical for helping restore normal protein metabolism processing of homocystiene.  Silphium has also been shown to normalize blood sugar levels, even in Insulin-dependent individuals, yet it seems to normalize blood sugar without making it too low.

Product Information:  Jernigan Nutraceuticals has pioneered all of the present day knowledge of Silphium and is the only company producing this formula in the world.    Our liquid Silphium is processed within one hour of harvesting to maximize its polar properties and energetic aspects. References: 1. Foster S, Duke J, Medicinal Plants and Herbs, Eastern/Central, Peterson Field Guides, New York 2000.2. Murphy R, Lotus Matera Medica, 1^st ed. Lotus Star Academy 1995.