PRAIRIE NATURALS Black Elderberry Fruit (60 veg caps)

Elderberrys water-soluble antioxidant capacity is among the highest measured in fresh fruits?

Rich in anthocyanin & other antioxidants (quercetin, rutin)

Immune Support effect: neutralizes and reduces the infectivity of inseasonal wellnessenza immune challenges, HIV, Herpes & more

Gluten-free, GMO-free, Vegan

Immune modulation via cytokine production

Description

PRAIRIE NATURALS - Black Elderberry Fruit - 60 Veggie Capsule(s) - NPN: 80102842 -- Prairie Naturals Black Elderberry has been traditionally used to promote sweating to help relieve fever in wellness needs of seasonal wellness and us, including sore throat, respiratory supporting and excess mucus build up in the upper respiratory tract. Black elderberry fruit may help promote sweating, relieve fever, reduce respiratory supporting, reduce excessive mucus & relieve sore throat.In folk medicine, elderberries are used to support inseasonal wellnessenza, wellness support, headaches, heart pain, and nerve pain (1). Elderberries grow on a plant called elder bushes, which are commonly found in Europe, Western Asia, North America, and North Africa; elder bushes are widely growing in woodlands and hedgerows.Elderberry Extract as an Immune Booster: Elderberries contain a wide variety of anthocyanins, flavonoids and other polyphenols? The major flavonoids are quercetin and rutin?? Elderberrys water-soluble antioxidant capacity is among the highest measured in fresh fruits? Also contains vitamins A & C?What does Elderberry Extract do?? Immune Support effect: neutralizes and reduces the infectivity of inseasonal wellnessenza immune challenges, HIV, Herpes & more? Immune modulation via cytokine production simulates those with underactive immunity

INGREDIENTSMedicinal Ingredients: Each V-Capsules contains:Black Elderberry 15:1 Fruit Extract (Sambucus nigra) – 500 mg(equivalent to 7500 mg dried Elderberry fruit powder)Non-Medicinal Ingredients: Magnesium stearate, microcrystalline cellulose, maltodextrin, hypromellose.