Bilberry

Description

May be useful for macular degeneration, white spots under nails, iron source, zinc source and vitamin C source.

In the 1920’s the discoverer of Vitamin C, Albert Giorgy, was concerned about the spark of life and where it came from. After years of research he concluded Vitamin C put and kept the spark in the body. When food is eaten, Vitamin C is the puts life back into the food

We now know why bilberries, black currants, chippewa pine and wild rose hips are useful for so many different conditions to recover good health. Bilberry is a good tasting berry that contains natural Vitamin C. Chemical vitamin C, known as ascorbic acid, is synthetic Vitamin C. Bilberries affect the repair of broken blood vessels. Hence, you hear take Bilberry is useful to prevent bruising.

Bilberries, a source of zinc, provides iron, manganese and selenium. Iron is required for energy, and both zinc and manganese are closely associated with production of healthy connective tissue. Selenium useful for cell division.

These prevented harmful mutations could very well have been bad cells. If not outright bad cells, then they might have been of a type seen by the body as foreign protein, and set off a war between the body’s immune system and this foreign protein.

This is the case with conditions like osteoarthritis and other autoimmune or allergic reactions where the body is fighting itself. According to research, zinc and selenium [from natural food sources] are active in ensuring proper cell division and may be useful regarding bad cell formation.

Bilberries are a valuable source of essential mineral complexes, it’s no wonder then, that a long list of healing actions have been recorded and attributed to this marvelous wild berry. Bilberries are useful as a tonic for all body systems,help to strengthen eyesight, tonsillitis, sore tongue, laryngitis, violent continuous diarrhea with blood loss, intestinal putrefaction, bowel issues, mouthwash, gargle, roundworms, and vomiting.

May apply directly for skin problems and inflamed gums; gastric colitis, water retention, typhoid fever, sore tongue with white patches, wound healing, rheumatism, bladder problems, gravel in urinary system and mucus in breathing passages.

Bilberries blend in with the body’s natural functions an and may help to give them all a boost and herein lies their secret.

Suggested use 

40 to 80 drops on or under the tongue three times per day or hourly if condition is severe.

Warning: Not intended for use by pregnant or nursing women. If you have a medical condition or are taking medication, consult your doctor prior to use. Discontinue use and consult with your doctor if any adverse reactions occur.