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lightwise
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Check this informative list I found. I might add in a couple of these goodies. Please comment, especially you "herb heads" out there : )

http://www.holisticonline.com/Remedies/Biot/biot_anthrax-home-herb-rem.htm

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It's been our experience that Jergon Sacha, VHP, humic/fulvic acid [V-Max] are pretty good anti-virals. Our homeopath has cured mono with these.

Allicin [garlic] seems to kill viruses, bacteria and fungi.

We've found Lactoferrin and ParaMicrocidin [Grapefruit Seed Extract] to be pretty good anti-bacterials.

As many know, artemisinin is a good anti-protozoal [Babesia] and Neem oil seems to help as well.
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"Echinacea is one of the best-known immune- enhancing herb."

I don't think any tests have ever confirmed this statement?
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