Allisure Pro

450mg

• Helps Prevent Colds, Flu General Infections

• Used In The Health-Car-e Of Bacterial, Fungal Viral Infections

• May Be Beneficial For Skin Conditions Such As Acne, Animal Bites, Psoriasis, Eczema Impetigo, Mosquito Bites

History Of Garlic

It is thought that Garlic originated in the Kirgiz Desert in Siberia around 7000 years ago. It was imported into Ancient Egypt to feed the slaves who built the pyramids and to keep them fit, healthy and free from infections. Since that time garlic has played an important part in almost every civilization across the globe. In Ancient Greece, garlic was consumed in large quantities to improve circulation and build strength.
In traditional Chinese Medicine, garlic was the mainstay for many common ailments. In the last 50 years, an enormous amount of research has been published all over the world to confirm the many beneficial properties of garlic and the components that are generated when garlic is cut, crushed, cooked or processed.

What Is Allicin?

When fresh garlic is cut or crushed, a sulphur compound, alliin (Alli-een) combines with an enzyme, alliinase and a chemical reaction starts. The first compound that is formed is allicin.

Unfortunately, allicin generated from fresh garlic is very unstable and quickly changes into a series of other sulphur-containing compounds, known as thiosulphates. Allicin is the one compound that is always described as the "mother" substance and responsible in total or in part for many of the properties attributable to garlic!

How Is Allimax Made?

New ALLIMAX is made in the same way that allicin from fresh garlic is formed but a special flood reaction system using only water is able to produce large quantities of stable allicin.

The liquid is then carefully dried, under controlled conditions, to maintain its potency. This sophisticated refinement process has for the first time allowed us to capture garlic's active component and deliver it directly to where your body needs it.

How Does Allimax Differ From Other Garlic Supplements

No other garlic supplements contain ANY allicin. They rely on your body being able to generate allicin once you have swallowed the tablet or capsule. Garlic oil supplements are produced by distilling fresh garlic, the oil that is produced is then diluted and placed into a capsule. This destroys most, if not all of the available allicin.

A few garlic powder supplements can generate some allicin but this depends on the prevailing stomach conditions and may take several hours to accomplish conversion to allicin. New ALLIMAX doesn't need to wait to be converted since it actually IS allicin. When ALLIMAX enters your stomach it dissolves for easy absorption into the bloodstream and breaks down to form allicin derivatives. The allicin in ALLIMAX likes the acid environment of your stomach, unlike other supplements that can be inactivated by acidic conditions.

Supplement Facts
 

Serving Size: 1 capsule 
100 servings per pot

1 capsule provides 450mg of Allisure allicin powder
 

Recommended daily value not established

Suggested Usage

Adults-one capsule daily.

Caution

Keep out of reach of children. Consult a health Wellness-Care practitioner if you are taking blood thinners or fish oil; have a medical condition such as diabetes, or skin disorders or if you develop persistent gastric or abdominal distress.  Consult a health Wellness-Care practitioner prior to use if you are taking protease inhibitors. Do not use if you are pregnant, breastfeeding or prior to surgery.

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