Giardia, Worming, Coccidia, Yeast

Wormer, Giardia, Coccidia, Protozoa, Anti-Parasitic, Yeast, Heart Health, Cancer, Viruses, Bacteria

Nigella: research indicates that Nigella sativa (black cumin) has potent antiparasitic activity against Giardia lambliacan and help treat Coccidia in animals, with studies showing it can reduce oocyst shedding, improve weight gain, and have a positive effect on liver health. Has shown antiparasitic properties in studies, with evidence of effectiveness against certain types of worms. Shows antifungal properties against yeast, particularly Candida species, due to its active compound, thymoquinone. Studies show it can inhibit yeast growth and, in some cases, be more effective than standard antifungal drugs.

Hawthorne: has a traditional use for treating intestinal worms, its primary use is for heart conditions. It improves heart muscle, reduces blood pressure, increases blood flow to the heart by dilating the blood vessels, reduces cholesterol, and protects against heart damage. 

Vidanga: a well-known, highly valued traditional Ayurvedic remedy used  for effectively treating and expelling intestinal worms and other parasites, including roundworms, threadworms, tapeworms, and pinworms. Has also shown efficacy against some protozoa.

Olive Leaf Extract: studies show that olive leaf extract and its compound oleuropein have anthelmintic (anti-worm) properties. Oleuropein may work by inducing oxidative stress in the parasite, which can kill it. (OLE) has shown antifungal properties against yeast, particularly Candida albicans, in laboratory studies. Has shown promise in in vitro (laboratory) studies for its ability to kill Giardia lamblia cysts, with some studies showing it to be more effective than the standard drug metronidazole. Shows promise for combating Coccidia by destroying oocysts and supporting the immune system.

Directions: It’s best to feed it on an empty stomach. Most pets don’t mind the taste of colostrum, but you can give it with a small amount of plain yogurt. Daily: 1/8 tsp per 20 pnds. Serving size can be doubled in times of illness or injury and applied topically to injuries.