IRONROOT BOTANICAL COMPLEX CAPSULES IV

IRONROOT BOTANICAL COMPLEX CAPSULES IV
$40.00

IRONROOT BOTANICAL COMPLEX I CAPSULES

Strong Iron Phosphate and Iron Fluorine, traditionally used to support the blood, circulation, and inflammatory balance.

IRONROOT BOTANICAL COMPLEX I CAPSULES contain IRON PHOSPHATE and IRON FLUORINE and provide a convenient capsule form of this traditional botanical iron formula.

Both forms of iron have traditionally been used for pain and discomfort, particularly at the beginning or onset of inflammatory conditions. They have historically been associated with conditions involving disturbed circulation, fevers, inflammation, and congestion.

Whenever heat, pain, redness, throbbing, or a quickened pulse is present, IRONROOT BOTANICAL COMPLEX I CAPSULES have traditionally been used as supportive nutritional and botanical supplementation.

Traditionally, iron phosphate has been used during the first stages of acute conditions, including colds and respiratory complaints. It has historically been used for chest colds in children and adults, whether simple catarrhal affections or conditions progressing toward more serious respiratory involvement.

IRON PHOSPHATE and IRON FLUORINE have also traditionally been associated with situations involving bleeding, including nosebleeds and other forms of hemorrhage.

IRONROOT BOTANICAL COMPLEX I CAPSULES are formulated to provide iron, an essential mineral involved in normal hemoglobin formation and oxygen transport throughout the body. Iron also plays an important role in normal energy production and overall vitality.

IRONROOT BOTANICAL COMPLEX I CAPSULES

TRADITIONAL USES & BENEFITS

  • Bedwetting
  • Abscess, Boils, Carbuncles, and Felons (1st stages)
  • Acne (onset of symptoms)
  • Anemia and Chlorosis (use as a supplementary formula)
  • Backache
  • Bones (use for traditional support of bone-related concerns when redness, swelling, and inflammation appear)
  • Bronchitis (1st stages of inflammation)
  • Cancer
  • Catarrh (1st stages)
  • Constipation (when associated with muscular weakness and intestinal inertia)
  • Cough (when accompanied by soreness, feverish feelings, and discomfort)
  • Diarrhea (when fever is present)
  • Diphtheria (historical traditional use at the onset of inflammation)
  • Dysentery (historical traditional use at the onset of fever)
  • Dysmenorrhea (painful menstruation when the face is red or flushed, with nausea and vomiting)
  • Earache (associated with exposure to a cold draft)
  • Epilepsy (historical traditional use when blood rushes to the head and flushing of the face occurs)
  • Erysipelas (historical traditional use at the onset when inflammation and fever appear)
  • Fever (historical traditional use at the first onset of fever)
  • Hemorrhage
  • Hemorrhoids (1st stages)
  • Headaches (when accompanied by a quickened pulse and hot head)
  • Inflammation (1st stages of inflammation)
  • Kidneys (when tenderness and inflammation are present)
  • Measles (historical traditional use during the first cough stage)
  • Pleurisy
  • Pneumonia
  • Rheumatism (at onset)
  • Scarlet Fever
  • Vertigo
  • Vomiting of Blood
  • Wounds