Proper blood cleansing can have a profound impact on your health. Baseline Nutritionals'® Blood Support™ supplement is not just a blood purifier, but can play a key role in assiting your body's fight against, invading bacteria, viruses, colds, and flu.
Blood Purifier and Blood Cleansing Benefits:
- Supports the body's ability to resist abnormal cellular growth.
- Best used as part of Jon Barron's Liver Detoxification Package.
- Powerful blood purifier and lymph cleanser promotes optimum health.
- Assists the body's ability to kill viruses, parasites, bacteria – pathogens of all kinds.
- Made with all organic, wild crafted, and/or ethically imported herbs – enhanced with the Barron Effect®.
Blood Support™ is best used as part of our kidney/liver/gallbladder/blood detox package.
| Supplement Facts | ||
|---|---|---|
| Serving Size | 120 drops (4 droppers) | |
| Servings per Container | 15 | |
| Click on ingredients below for more information | Amount Per Serving | % Daily Value |
| A proprietary blend of | ||
| Red Clover Herb + | N/A* | |
| Chaparral Leaf > | N/A* | |
| Burdock Root + | N/A* | |
| Fresh Poke Root > | N/A* | |
| Yellow Dock Root > | N/A* | |
| Goldenseal Root + | N/A* | |
| Oregon Grape Root > | N/A* | |
| Bloodroot > | N/A* | |
| Mistletoe Herb > | N/A* | |
| Cat's Claw Bark ~ | N/A* | |
| Sheep Sorrel Herb > | N/A* | |
| Cayenne + | N/A* | |
| Grain Alcohol (45-55% by volume), Deionized Water, d-Limonene | ||
+ Certified Organic, > Ethically Wild Crafted, ~ Selective Imported Herbs |
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Blood Support incorporates the most powerful blood cleansing herbs known to man. Burdock root, goldenseal root and bloodroot work to help remove toxic residues from the blood, thus promoting optimum liver health, while at the same time making your blood inimical to aberrant cellular growth.*
*This statement has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Instructions
- 120 drops (4 droppers) of Blood Support™ in 2 oz of juice or water as needed. Shake well before using.
- For blood cleansing and liver detoxification, 4 droppers three times a day until bottle is used up.
Blood Support™ Frequently Asked Questions
Is it okay to continue to use the Blood Support™ after finishing the liver cleanse?
Yes. First, you should finish the bottle you started for liver and blood cleansing, even if it runs a couple of days longer than the detox itself. You can also use the blood purifier on its own anytime if you want. Here are links to a couple of newsletters on blood cleansing that might be useful: www.jonbarron.org/heart-health-program/08-13-2007.php
Pertaining to the instructions, how much is a 'dropper' or 'dropperful'?
A dropper or dropperful is considered to be the amount of liquid that's pulled up into the cylinder when you squeeze the top portion of the dropper. Generally, it will be about half of the physical dropper which is equal to ¼ tsp.
I can't use this herbal tincture because it contains alcohol, what should I do?
You can eliminate the alcohol in the tinctures by adding the tincture dose to some warm water. As the water cools, the alcohol will evaporate.
Should I take this supplement between meals or with food? Will it be more effective if taken on an empty stomach?
The tincture is not necessarily more effective on any empty stomach, but absorption into the bloodstream will be much faster if taken without food.
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Product Ingredients
Below you will find a list and description of all of the ingredients featured in this health supplement.
Red Clover Herb
Red Clover has a long history of use as a medicinal herb. It's an excellent blood purifier that over time gradually cleanses the bloodstream and corrects deficiencies in the circulatory system. But among classic herbalists, it is probably best known as one of the best herbs for treating all varieties of cellular abnormality-- anywhere in the body -- and is found as a central ingredient in many anti-malignancy formulas, including the Hoxsey formula, Jason Winter's tea, and Essiac tea.
Not surprisingly, most doctors, the FDA and many "new-school" herbalists have dismissed red clover as useless in dealing with cellular abnormalities. However, researchers at the National Cançer Institute have indeed found anti-tumor properties in red clover. Genistein, a biochemical in red clover has the ability to prevent tumors from developing in the blood supplies they need to survive - thus starving them and killing them.
As it turns out, genistein is the same biochemical considered to be the main active ingredient in soy. But red clover has a significant advantage over soy. It contains not just genistein, but significant levels (about ten times that found in soy) of all four main estrogenic isoflavones, including daidzein and genistein. In addition to isoflavones, red clover contains another class of anti-cellular abnormality phytoestrogen compounds called coumestans -- in the form of biochanin and formononetin. Consuming red clover isoflavones results in higher blood levels of daidzein and genistein, moderate blood levels of biochanin, and low levels of formononetin - at about the same profile seen in the blood of vegetarians who consume a variety of legumes.
Note: Soy consumption, unlike red clove consumption, does not result in any increase in biochanin or formononetin in the blood.
Chaparral Leaf
Native Americans have used Chaparral leaf for centuries as an anti-malignancy remedy. Exactly how it works is open to debate, but some of its main actions are:
- Chaparral leaf is one of the most powerful anti-oxidants in nature. The primary biochemical responsible for this is NDGA (nordihydroguaiaretic acid) - so effective, it is often used as a food preservative.
- Chaparral leaf cleanses the lymph system.
- It is a powerful blood purifier.
- It cleanses the liver.
- It cleanses the urinary tract.
- It's a natural chelator that helps detox heavy metals from the blood.
- It is anti-pathogenic. In other words it drives microbes and parasites from the body. Chaparral leaf has even shown much promise with herpes.
- Studies show that chaparral may also inhibit cell proliferation as well as DNA synthesis.
- University tests have indicated that chaparral leaf can destroy and dissolve many types of tumors.
So how could such a beneficial herb be on everyone's blacklist?
According to the FDA, "Chaparral: sold as teas and pills to fight cançer and "purify blood," has been linked to serious liver damage. FDA has recorded two deaths and 10 cases of hepatitis or other liver abnormalities in users."
The reality, though, is that the evidence for chaparral liver toxicity is anecdotal. It is not the result of any double blind studies or of any clinical trials. For example, one of the cases the FDA likes to single out can be found in the Journal of the American Medical Association (273 (6):489). The details of the case concern a 60-year-old woman who developed jaundice and liver failure while taking one to two capsules of chaparral each day with a pinch of garlic in a tea made from nettle and chickweed. The authors of the JAMA article concluded it was the chaparral that caused the liver problems. What is fascinating is that the patient in question was also consuming atenolol, aspirin, was on a nitro patch, and occasional acetaminophen, as well as diltiazem hydrochloride - all drugs with profound hepatoxic potential. Amazingly, none of these other substances was even considered as a possible cause of the liver problems by the authors...or the FDA. What a surprise!
Nevertheless (and despite the fact that extensive studies on chaparral in the 1970s and 1980s were unable to find any hepatotoxic properties), in December of 1992, FDA Commissioner David Kessler announced, "The public should not purchase or consume chaparral."
After these allegations of liver toxicity by the FDA, manufacturers voluntarily restricted sales of chaparral for several years until the reports were investigated. Following a lengthy review, a panel of medical experts concluded "no clinical data was found... to indicate chaparral is inherently a hepatic toxin." In late 1994, this report was submitted to the FDA and chaparral was subsequently given a clean bill of health by the American Herbal Products Association (AHPA). After comparing the quantity of chaparral consumed each year (it is estimated that over 200 tons, 500 million capsules, has been sold in the U.S. in the last two decades alone) to the number of product complaints, industry regulators concluded that chaparral did not pose a significant threat to consumer safety. (Dr. Clark Watt and a group of scientists and doctors concluded that hepatoxicity was most likely due to an allergic reaction rather than "inherent liver toxicity.")
So is this remarkable herb, the cornerstone of many great anti malignancy formulas, now sold freely in the marketplace and used to benefit ailing people all over the world? Hardly!
Search for "chaparral toxicity" on the web and you will see numerous articles still announcing the dangers of the herb (all citing the same cases from the early 90's.) Or try and buy chaparral in Canada or much of Europe. Right! The problem is that once an herb is labeled dangerous (even if disproved at a later date), the stigma remains - and is brought up over and over and over again...acquiring truth through repetition, if not fact.
Fortunately, despite the bad press, chaparral, or larrea, is at least available (for the time being) in the United States.
Burdock Root
Burdock root is probably the most famous detoxifying agent in the herbal arsenal. Burdock root cleanses the blood by increasing the effectiveness of all of the body's elimination systems. Its diuretic effect helps the kidneys filter impurities from the blood. Burdock root helps push toxins out through the skin, and it also boosts the ability of the liver to remove toxins. The bottom line is that by pushing toxins out through a variety of pathways, burdock root acts as a blood purifier with minimal side effects and with minimal stress to the body.
Fresh Poke Root
Poke root and Yellow dock root are both powerful blood purifiers and lymph cleansers, inciting and increasing the action of lymph glands throughout the entire body. Not surprisingly, both herbs are staples of many traditional herbal anti-malignancy formulas.
Yellow Dock Root
Pokeroot and Yellow dock root are both powerful blood cleansers and lymph cleansers, inciting and increasing the action of lymph glands throughout the entire body. Not surprisingly, both herbs are staples of many traditional herbal anti-cellular abnormality formulas.
Goldenseal Root
Goldenseal root is a cure-all type of herb that provides immune system support, acts as an antibiotic, has anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties, makes insulin more effective, and cleanses vital organs. Goldenseal root promotes the functioning capacity of the heart, the lymphatic and respiratory system, the liver, the spleen, the pancreas, and the colon.
Taken internally, Goldenseal root increases digestive secretions, astringes the mucous membranes that line the gut, and checks inflammation. It also aids digestive health by promoting the production of saliva, bile, and other digestive enzymes. In addition it may control heavy menstrual and postpartum bleeding by means of its astringent action.
Note: Goldenseal root should be taken on an "as needed" basis since its antibiotic actions will destroy beneficial bacteria in the intestines over time.
Oregon Grape Root
Oregon grape root is frequently used by herbalists for blood cleansing, and to stimulate the liver and gall bladder. In addition, Oregon grape root is used as a mild laxative.
Bloodroot
Bloodroot has been researched and found to be a potent anti-cellular abnormality agent. In addition to laboratory tests, Bloodroot has been used to treat tens of thousands of people over the last century and a half. Many of these (according to some estimates as many as 80%, which is probably greatly exaggerated) experienced remission of malignancy and longer life expectancies than people with similar conditions who chose different treatments. (Note: Dr. Andrew Weil has stated that Bloodroot preparations can be used as an effective alternative remedy in the treatment of skin cell abnormalites and moles.)
Mistletoe Herb
Mistletoe's use for treating cellular abnormalities is so widespread in central Europe that it actually is estimated as many as 60 to 70 percent of cançer patients incorporate it into their therapy. Even now, the National Institutes of Health is recruiting patients for a study on mistletoe. According to the details of the study, "mistletoe lectin may slow the growth of cançer cells and be an effective treatment for solid tumors."
Cat's Claw Bark
The Ashaninka tribe of Peru uses Cat's Claw to treat asthma, inflammations of the urinary tract, to recover from childbirth, as a kidney flush, to cure deep wounds, for arthritis, rheumatism and bone pain, to control inflammation and gastric ulcers, and for cellular abnormalities. Other indigenous tribes use Cat's Claw, also called Uncaria tomentosa, to treat tumors, inflammations, rheumatism and gastric ulcers. Indian tribes in Columbia use the vine to treat gonorrhea and dysentery. Other Peruvian indigenous tribes use Cat's Claw to treat diabetes, urinary tract abnormalities in women, cirrhosis, gastritis, rheumatism, inflammations and tumors. The Cashibo tribe of eastern Peru believes that Cat's Claw normalizes the body and have used it since ancient times to treat fevers, abscesses and to cleanse the system. Other documented indigenous uses in Peru include using Uncaria tomentosa for hemorrhages, impurities of the skin, blood cleansing and for irregularity of the menstrual cycle.
Sheep Sorrel Herb
Rene Caisse, who popularized Essiac tea as a cellular abnormality cure, felt sheep sorrel was the most active fighter among all the herbs present in her formula. That viewpoint was seconded by Dr. Stock at Sloan-Kettering in New York. Dr. Shock studied sheep sorrel for over three year years. His conclusion was that sheep sorrel was a powerful blood purifier and found to be responsible for the destruction of abnormal cells in the body and their amalgamation where metastasized cells may actually return to the original site.
Cayenne
The potent, hot fruit of cayenne has been used as medicine for centuries. Cayenne is helpful for various conditions of the gastrointestinal tract, including constipation (by stimulating peristalsis), stomach aches, cramping pains, and gas.
Cayenne is also extremely beneficial for the circulatory system, helping to improve the elasticity of the walls of both the arterial and venous systems, reducing the stickiness of blood platelets, and working to equalize blood pressure throughout the body.
Cayenne also works as a pain reliever by stimulating the release of various neurotransmitters from the pain nerves, leading to their depletion, and the concomitant inability of the nerves to transmit pain impulses.
And finally, cayenne is used in many herbal formulas as a "driver" -- to "push" the other herbs in the formula into the blood stream more quickly.
*The above statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This ingredient is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
