Natural Factors Echinamide Active Defense Echinacea Syrup 5 oz
Echinamide Cough & Cold Syrup Almost more common than the cold is the common cough. Natural Factors, the Canadian leader in innovative, health-enhancing products, has formulated a unique cold and cough syrup it helps to heal your cold while it quiets the irritating urge to cough. Leading the active ingredients that promote healing and cough suppression is a standardized extract of Echinacea, the antiviral, antibacterial immune system enhancer. A superior cold and cough syrup must also act as an expectorant, helping to break up existing phlegm. Mullein and horehound are excellent expectorants. The main reason for taking a cough syrup is to stop coughing. A delightful combination of healing oils of lemon, eucalyptus and peppermint, not only makes the product tasty, but also quiets the urge to cough. The blend of Echinacea with other herbal compounds soothes the pain of infected tissues. Unique Among Cough Syrups Most herbal cough syrups contain only few ingredients. Natural Factors Echinamide Cold & Cough Syrup contains a broad range of healing herbs and plant oils that work synergistically. Echinacea Polysaccharides and Alkylamides A great cold and cough syrup will enhance the immune system while controlling the viruses and bacteria that cause inflammation. Echinacea does both, making it a key component in Echinamide Cold & Cough Syrup. The addition of Echinacea purpurea actives, primarily polysaccharides and alkylamides, makes Natural Factors Echinamide Cold & Cough Syrup unique among traditional herbal cough syrups. Rather than merely suppressing the urge to cough, the Echinacea harnesses the bodys own healing power. Particularly effective is the high fraction of Echinacea purpurea polysaccharides in the syrup. They linger in the throat, prolonging the antibacterial and antiviral effect. The Echinacea actives stimulate immune cells into action. These include white blood cells, such as lymphocytes and macrophages. Echinacea also supports the production of
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