Small Intestine and Mucus Regulator
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PEMF
For what
Digestive
Immune and Lymphatic
Source
Algorithm
For whom
Animals
People
This IC may be used to regulate the mucus membranes and functions of the gut, nose, throat, lungs, small intestine as well as tissue linings. It may also be used to help eliminate candida and intestinal bacteria, which cause problems.
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