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Kraft&Gesundheit
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Tooth Decays are mainly a bacterial infection. One of the main pathogens is from the strep family. This PEMF contains information to kill these bac...
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2.97 k
Vie Rayonnante
PEMF
Rife frequencies to help with toothache and tooth decay.
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64
Vie Rayonnante
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Contains:
Umifenovir
Aminodigidroftalazindion of sodium
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5.64 k
Vie Rayonnante
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Tribulus is a plant that has long been used in Traditional Chinese Medicine and Ayurvedic medicine to treat various conditions. It may be used to i...
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3.97 k
Immersion Health
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Trimethoprim + Sulfamethoxazole is a medication that consists of two antibiotics – trimethoprim (one part) and sulfamethoxazole (five parts). It is...
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3.33 k
Vie Rayonnante
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Trimethylglycine (TMG), also known as betaine or betaine anhydrous, is an important compound that the body can naturally produce. It is also found ...
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1.88 k
Vie Rayonnante
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Triphala is a combination of three different plants native to India: Indian gooseberry (Amla), Bibhitaki, and Haritaki. This herbal remedy has been...
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3.22 k
Ease2Wellness
PEMF
This IC helps energy integration in the primary cavities of the cranium, chest, and abdomen to get energy flowing through the system. When these ca...
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2.07 k
Vie Rayonnante
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Tuberculinum Koch is a homeopathic remedy traditionally used to prevent and treat tuberculosis. It may also be used to manage respiratory condition...
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Vie Rayonnante
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Contains:
Polyenylphosphatidyl-choline
Aminodigidroftalazindion of sodium
Noni
Soursop
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45.7 k
Vie Rayonnante
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Tulsi, also known as holy basil, is a plant that is referred to as the “queen of herbs” in Ayurvedic medicine. It may be used to treat asthma, bron...
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Elie Naulleau
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Turberculinum Residuum 7CH is a homeopathic remedy that may help decrease joint pain, periarthritis, arthrosis, and ankylosing spondylitis. It also...