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BE STRONG FOR WARTS (HPV VIRUS) AND THE COLD SORE (HSV VIRUS) !

What is HPV?

Warts occur in various areas of the body (hand, face, foot, genital area, etc.) resulting in the form of fluffy lesions caused by HPV (Human Papilloma Virus) virus.

It is necessary to support the strengthening of our immune system to aid in the destruction of the HPV Virus because the standard treatment of warts can be painful and require various applications.

At  this point, this scientifically formulated new supplement, helps to increase our immune system (virüs spesific immune cells like Natural Killer Cells etc.) to destroy them and it has no side effects.

How does it affect?

Beta Glucan in Endovir is the main substance as glucans, which is the main ingredient of the active ingredient AHCC and shown to be very effective in the treatment of HPV. AHCC is a patented ingredient and it has the main effect in the treatment of warts due to these glucans in its component.

In addition strong anti-viral activities have been shown of the another Endovir ingredients;

Humic acid, L-Lysine, Panax Ginseng, Propolis, Zinc Sulphate, Sambucus Nigra, Garlic extract, Echinacea, Calendula extracts are also available in Endovir, and have been proven antiviral effects, the immune system is known to induce viruses to destroy. (See References)

What is HSV?

HSV (Herpes Simplex Virus), when the body’s immune system is compromised for various reasons (stress, insomnia, cold air, sun exposure, etc.) the virus tends to emerge (genital area, mouth circumference, etc.)

Strengthening the immune system is very important to help suppress the virus.  The virus lives in the roots of the peripheral nervous system and when the immune system decrease, it progresses along the path of the nerve to reach the skin and causes reddened, sultry lesions.

HPV (Human Papilloma Virus) and HSV (Herpes Simplex Virus) are both viruses that are DNA structured.  The ingredients found in Endovir, have been shown to be particularly effective for DNA viruses (see References).

How much should I use?

It is recommended to use minimum for 6 months to stimulate the immune system and suppress / destroy viruses.

ENDOVIR
It helps in Strengthening the Immune System to eliminate and / or suppress HPV and HSV Viruses and Supports Immunomodulatory Effect.

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