Herbal chewable tablets AntiPAR

Attention! Bitter product!

The chewable tablets are made from medicinal herbs and have anti-parasitic effects.

The product has a strong bitter taste due to one of the most important components of the recipe- wormwood.

Wormwood has been used by humans as a remedy for intestinal parasites for ages.

The interest in the herb has been fuelled by scientific research which apparently shows that woodworm extract is able to kill coronavirus.

A common question is: why don’t we put the woodworm in a “capsule” to avoid the bitter taste of the herb? There are a few reasons why it is not advisable to do so.

The required dose of dry wormwood (and other herbs) simply cannot be contained in one capsule and you would literally have to take handfuls of them.

It is impossible to get all the important active elements out with any extraction and they are simply disposed of with the rest of the herbs. Therefore, any extracts are less beneficial than the actual herb. Moreover, the production of extracts is an energy-intensive process that has an impact on the environment and therefore on the climate. This is why herbal chewable tablets, compared to capsules, are 'environmentally friendly'.

There is another important benefit of these bitter herbal chewable tablets. Due to the brain's activity, bitterness stimulates the secretion of bile, which also has anti-parasitic properties. The taste of bitterness "packed" in a capsule will not have such an effect because the brain would not get the appropriate signal.

The main goal of Herbal chewable tablets AntiPAR is to work on the entire intestinal mucosa, which is several meters long with the herbal balls moving through the whole digestive tract. The capsules, on the other hand, dissolve in the stomach, the duodenum and a bit further down meaning that only the initial section of the intestinal tract is affected. This is why they generally have a lower effect than herbal tablets.

Nothing is perfect but nature is willing to help us if we trust her!