Larrea  RX - Larrea tridentata....now sold under the label of Virox

Antiviral ~ Antifungal ~ Anti-inflammatory ~ Antibiotic ~ Antioxidant

Note:  Consider the capsule, spray & lotions for your personal medicine chest - with  both preventative  and alternative applications for many ailments and injuries.

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~ About the Products ~ 

Officially recognized as the oldest living plant on Earth, the larrea plant is more than 11,000 years old and pre-dates the pyramids.  It grows in Death Valley, one of the toughest environments on the planet that can take a man's life in a matter of hours.  Since these ancient plants are still thriving, their ability to survive against all odds lends much credence to their healing qualities.  

The larrea plant was known as the medicine chest by the Native American Indians, as it healed a multitude of different dis-eases.  Many tribes such as the Pima, Hopi,  Navajo, Yavapai, Cocopah, Mohave, Havasupai and the Zuni called this plant their medicine chest and used it to help survive in the harsh environments of the blazing bone-dry deserts. 

Any plant that can survive in such extreme conditions without being eaten or infected with a fatal disease, must be doing something extraordinary to defend itself.  It's wide array of protective qualities have naturally created it's use as an  antiviral, anti–inflammatory, anti-microbial and antioxidant.

Other larrea based products in health food stores are not processed with the patented formula associated with Larreastat™ as these larreaRX products have. This process allows more complete absorption into the body both internally and externally alleviating potentially harmful toxins which occur from other processing methods.    Collected Testimonials 

Arizona State University professor, Dr. W Dennis Clark, has recently published the book, Treating Herpes Naturally with Larrea Tridentata. It details the medical uses of Larrea for treating viral infections and inflammatory diseases.  According to Dr Clark, virtually the entire human population is carrying at least one form of the herpes virus.  It presents itself in conditions such as: Cold sores, chicken pox, shingles, Epstein Barr and genital herpes.  New research is linking herpes to more serious conditions including: Heart disease, Alzheimer's' disease, Lupus and Multiple Sclerosis.