Ingredients

• Magnesium Malate: Magnesium paired with malic acid, the bright compound found naturally in apples. Magnesium is one of the body's busiest minerals, supporting normal muscle function, and your heart happens to be the hardest-working muscle you own.
• Serrapeptase: A remarkable enzyme first discovered in the silkworm's world, then embraced by natural wellness enthusiasts in Japan and beyond. A devoted following prizes it as part of their everyday circulation-supporting routine.
• Hawthorn Berries: Little ruby berries from the thorny hedgerows of Europe, where herbalists have called hawthorn the herb of the heart for centuries. A true classic for supporting normal cardiovascular function.
• Ginkgo Biloba: Leaves from a living fossil, a tree species that has graced the Earth for over two hundred million years. Tradition prizes ginkgo for supporting healthy circulation and a clear, bright mind.
• Coleus Forskohlii: An aromatic root from the mint family, grown on the sunny hillsides of India and long woven into Ayurvedic practice. Herbalists have treasured it for generations as a companion to everyday vitality.
• Black Cumin: Nigella sativa, the tiny black seed so beloved in Middle Eastern tradition that it was called the blessed seed, and it was even found in Tutankhamun's tomb. Prized across cultures for supporting overall wellness.
• Ginger: The warming golden root that has spiced teas and tonics from China to the Caribbean for thousands of years. Tradition loves ginger for supporting healthy circulation and happy digestion.
• Papaya: A sweet tropical fruit naturally rich in gentle enzymes. It brings a whole-food touch to the blend and supports normal, comfortable digestion.
• Apple Fiber: Real fiber from real apples, the fruit that inspired the oldest wellness proverb in the book. Whole-food fiber supports normal digestion and helps the rest of the formula feel right at home.
• Bamboo: One of the fastest-growing plants on Earth and one of nature's richest sources of silica. Traditions across Asia have prized bamboo for supporting healthy skin, hair, and tissue.
• Arjuna: Bark from the stately arjuna tree of India, named after a legendary hero and cherished in Ayurvedic practice for thousands of years. It is the classic Ayurvedic botanical for supporting normal heart function.
• Dan Shen: The famous red sage root of classical Chinese herbalism, its crimson color as striking as its reputation. Chinese tradition has prized dan shen for centuries for supporting healthy circulation.
• Jiaogulan: A sweet climbing vine from the misty mountains of southern China, where villagers famous for their vigor sip it daily as tea. Locals lovingly call it the herb of immortality, and tradition prizes it for everyday vitality.
• Pine Bark: Bark from hardy pines, naturally rich in plant compounds called proanthocyanidins. Natural wellness traditions prize pine bark for supporting healthy circulation from head to toe.
• Banana Peel: Yes, the peel, the most overlooked part of the world's favorite fruit and a wonderful whole-food source of potassium. Potassium is a mineral your muscles adore, and your heart is the most devoted muscle of all.
• Hibiscus: Ruby red petals brewed into beloved tart teas from Egypt to Mexico for centuries. Naturally rich in antioxidant plant pigments and prized by tradition as part of a heart-loving routine.
• Orange Peel: Sun-brightened citrus zest, naturally rich in bioflavonoids. Chinese tradition has dried and treasured citrus peel for generations to support normal digestion and lend the whole blend a cheerful lift.

All herbal formulas from Markus Products are non-GMO, organic or sustainable, and wildcrafted.“Sustainably wildcrafted” means harvested by hand, from virgin wilderness far from civilization. For example: pine needles from Shasta, California, Mallow and Lambsquarters from Durango, Colorado, and Gubinge Kakadu Plum harvested by tribal natives in the Australian outback. We go out of our way to get you the most pristine, rare, pure herbs possible, no matter the cost! No herbs are from China, all products are assembled/packaged here in America in an American facility operating under current Good Manufacturing Practices.

INSTRUCTIONS

Personally love these 3 formulas. l use them a lot. Yes you can take along with Parasite
Formula.

The best time to take herbs is on an empty stomach, because food dilutes their strength,
especially food with oils and fats. But if your herbs are hitting too strong, then taking with food
is a good way to weaken their effect. Yes you can take all of these at the same time, but for
best results, take Parasite and Liver Formula together one hour before or with meals, and
Charconite by itself on emptiest stomach (furthest point between meals)