Zell Oxygen

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Anyone famliar with this or have any input on this type of therapy?

" Zell / Live Cell Oxygen Immunocomplex is helpful in the reduction of

Candida type symptoms, due to the action of the special live yeast

cells. This may surprise some of you, as we tend to associate Candida

with excess yeast. However, Zell / Live Cell Oxygen Immunocomplex is

live saccharomyces cerevisaie yeast that is aerobic, as opposed to

Candida that is oxygen `hating'. The zell yeast will take over the

terrain where Candida is resident, forcing this more primitive life

form out of existence, and at the same time the improved cellular

respiration and immune system will complete the work in re-balancing

the inner terrain. "

" Zell Oxygen has many years of successful clinical use behind it; it

is the ultimate `food-state' nutrient package, there are so many

different types of nutrients, (as there are with any `superfood'),

that it is unlikely they will all be identified. Due to its specific

enzymes it compliments a full spectrum of natural vitamins and

minerals formulation such as Barley Grass or Primebiotic "

A tonic to the entire organism

Powerful antioxidant

Increases energy

Accelerates hair growth

Helps to eliminate Candida

Repairs damaged cells

Improves bowel function

Improves Nervous System

" Ingredients Per two teaspoons

Vitamin B1 580mcg, Vitamin B2 100mcg, Vitamin C 31mcg, Vitamin E

3.9IU, Niacin 650mcg, Pantothenic Acid 630mcg, Magnesium 332mcg,

Phosphorus 25.7mg, Selenium 0.5mcg, Potassium 56.4mg. Other

Ingredients: Whole yeast cells, (saccharomyces cerevisiae), apple

juice, lemon juice, grapefruit juice, wheat germ oil. Amino acids:

alanine, arginine, aspartic acid, cystine, glutamic acid, glycine,

histidine, isoleucine, leucine, lysine, methionine, phenylalanine,

proline, serine, threonine, thyrosine, tryptophan, valine. Enzymes:

hydrolases: esterases, proteases, carbohydrates, nuleases,

glyoxalases. Transferases: transaminases, transphosphorylases,

transacetylases, transglucodidases. Oxidases: dehydrogenases,

oxydases. Demolases: aldolases, decarboxylases. Auxillary enzymes:

phosphorylases, hydratases, ammoniacases, isomerases. Nucleic acids:

RNA, DNA. Cellular components: beta-carotene, biotin, carbohydrates,

choline, fatty acids, glutathione, inositol, lecithin, paba, protein. "

Any feedback greatly appreciated.

Gail