CAISSE PURE FORMULA 220 Capsules

FORMULA CAISSE PURA® colloidalipuri - For 75 days of treatment

IT FAVORS THE PURIFYING AND DRAINING FUNCTIONS OF THE ORGANISM

Effective against:

Aches
Insomnia
Constipation
Digestion problems
Hemorrhages

Essential for:

Rediscover the sense of taste
the prevention of infections
a widespread sense of well-being

CAISSE PURA® FORMULA

It is the most advanced and modern formulation evolved over the years by the Ojibwa Indians and replaces and strengthens the old formula used by René Caisse. Formula Caisse PURA, is composed of seven herbs, the four of the old formula used by René Caisse: burdock root, rhubarb root, red elm bark (native Canadian variety) and sorrel plus the three herbs whose exact percentage to add is was unveiled by a medicine man of the Ojibwa Indians: clover, spiny ash bark (native Canadian variety) and plantain.

THE HERBS ARE ALL ORGANIC AND THE BARKS ARE HARVESTED IN NATURE

CHARACTERISTICS

NATURAL SEDATIVE, THUS ACTIONS ON THE NERVOUS SYSTEM, CALMING THE PERSON
RELIEVES PAIN OR EVEN ELIMINATES THEM IN THE MOST SERIOUS CASES
HELPS STOP BLOODING, ACTING AS A BLOOD RESTORER
HELPS PREVENT AND CORRECT CONSTIPATION
HELPS TO RECOVER THE SENSE OF TASTE
HELPS DIGESTION
EFFECTIVE IN THE EVENT OF INSOMNIA
PROTECTS THE BRAIN FROM TOXINS
CREATE A SENSE OF WELL-BEING IN THE WHOLE BODY

THE HERBS OF THE FORMULA

Burdock root

Botanical name: Arctium lappa, A. Minus. Common name: Burdock. Description: biennial herbaceous plant that in the first year emits only a few basal leaves, ovate cordate with toothed margin, soft green and hairless on the upper side. The second year produces an erect flower stem from 50 to 200 cm high. The flowers are purplish pink. The achenes oblong and compressed, brownish gray with black spots and pappus with short bristles. It blooms between July and August. Balsamic time: the roots and sometimes also the leaves are used. The roots are collected in the autumn of the first vegetative year and in the spring of the second, before the flower scape is released. The leaves are collected between the spring and summer of the second year, before the flowers appear. Properties and indications: Burdock is known as an excellent strengthener of the immune system. A tonic for the liver, kidneys and lungs. It is a blood purifier with the ability to neutralize toxins and cleanse the lymphatic system. Its antibacterial and antifungal action as well as its tumor-protective compounds are proven. It is an excellent remedy that can be used both internally and externally for the treatment of the most common skin diseases. It has known diuretic properties, stimulating the hepatobiliary functions. Used internally, it has a discreet antidiabetic-hypoglycemic action given by the simultaneous presence in the root of Inulin (up to 45%) and B vitamins that interact in glucose metabolism. In the East it is used for its strengthening and nourishing properties. In China it is mentioned with the name of "Niu bang" as a remedy since 502 after Christ. It was used by the American Indian tribes Mimac and Menomonee for skin diseases. Ayurvedic medicine knows it for its action on blood and plasma tissue and is used for skin allergies, fevers, and kidney stones. Many scientific studies have demonstrated the anticancer activity of Burdock on animals. The term "Burdock factor" was coined by scientists from the Kawasaki School of Medicine, Okayama, Japan. In laboratory studies it was found that the "Burdock factor" was active against the HIV virus (the AIDS virus). The inulin contained in Burdock has the power to stimulate the surface of white blood cells helping them to work better.

Red Elm Bark

Botanical name: Ulmus Fulva. Common name: North American elm or red elm. Description: its habitat is North America, central and northern parts of the USA and eastern Canada. It grows in both wet and dry soils, along rivers or on top of the highest hills. It is distinguished by the roughness of the long branches. It can reach eighteen meters in height. The dark green or yellowish leaves are covered with yellow fuzz and have an orange tip. The bark is very wrinkled. The healing properties are contained in the fibers of the inner part of the bark which is used fresh or dried to be pulverized. Properties and indications: the mucilage of the cortex favors the decongestion of the joints making it an excellent remedy for osteoarthritis. The OR cortex is also indicated for coughs, pharyngitis, neurological problems, stomach and intestines. Contains inulin which helps the liver, spleen and pancreas. It helps urination, reduces swelling and acts as a laxative. Chinese medicine cataloged it in 25 BC as an excellent remedy for ulcers, diarrhea and the colon meridian. For Ayurveda it is nourishing, emulsifying and expectorant. Indicated for weakness, pulmonary haemorrhages and ulcers. Excellent lung tonic, it can be used with people suffering from chronic lung diseases.

Sorrel

Botanical name: Rumex acetosella. Common name: Sorrel or Herb. Description: herbaceous plant with well developed taproot root and sturdy erect cauli, 50 cm to one meter high, branching at the top with short and erect branches. Elongated basilar leaves that resemble dog ears of intense green color which denotes the large concentration of chlorophyll. Flowers in dense, long and narrow panicle. Balsamic time: the whole plant is used before it blooms in the second year of life. Properties and indications: when young and fresh, the herb acts as a diuretic and blood purifier. The herb helps the liver, intestines, prevents the destruction of red blood cells and is used as an anticancer. The chlorophyll contained in the plant carries oxygen to the cells by strengthening their walls, helps to remove deposits in the blood vessels and helps the body to absorb more oxygen. Chlorophyll can also reduce radiation damage and reduce damage to chromosomes. It is used for inflammatory diseases, tumors, urinary tract and kidney diseases. Due to the high content of vitamin C, the leaves are used for the treatment of forms of avitaminosis, in anemia and in chlorosis.

Rhubarb root

Botanical name: Rheum Palmatum. Common name: Chinese rhubarb or Indian rhubarb. Description: The root of the oldest plants deprived of the periderm is used. Description: It resembles the garden variety (rheum rhaponticum) but is much stronger in its therapeutic action. It is recognized for its conical, fleshy root with a yellow pulp. The leaves have seven points and the shape of a heart. It is grown in China and Tibet for decorative and medicinal purposes. Properties and indications: rhubarb has been known in the East for thousands of years. Its Chinese name is “Da Hung” and the Ayurvedic one is “Amla Vetasa” with action on plasma, blood and fat tissue. It is mainly used for its laxative and astringent action and as a strong purgative. In smaller doses it is used against diarrhea and to stimulate appetite. In larger doses as a purgative. The herb stimulates the colon, promotes the flow of bile, eliminates stasis by rebalancing the functions of the stomach and liver. It is used as a tonic: for the stomach, to aid digestion, as a liver purifier, as an anticancer, for jaundice and ulcer. De Sylva notes that the chrysophane acid contained in the plant is responsible for removing the slimy and mucous substance that surrounds the tumors, allowing the constituents of the other herbs to gain access to the mass. Warnings: it is contraindicated during pregnancy.

Clover

Botanical name: Trifolium pratensis. Common name: Pratense clover. Description: perennial herbaceous plant, with tap root and bushy erect or ascending cauli (10-90 cm). Alternate trifoliate leaves. Flowers collected in spherical and ovate flower heads, sessile or briefly pedunculated, surrounded by leaves. Fruit with operculate legume, included in the persistent glass. It blooms from May to September. Properties: acts on blood and plasma and on the lymphatic, blood and respiratory systems. It has a diuretic action, an antispasmodic expectorant. It is used for coughs, bronchitis, infections and cancers. It is a blood purifier. In India it is used to favor the lactation of the perpuera and is a uterine tonic (it favors the recovery of the uterus after childbirth). De Sylva notes that the substance contained in the clover called Genistein has the ability to inhibit the growth of tumors and that this substance provided the anti-cancer effect of the Hoxey formula used about fifty years ago for the treatment of cancer.

Plantain

Botanical name: Plantago Major. Common name: Plantain. Description: perennial herbaceous plant, caule with short rhiziome from which numerous thin roots branch off. Wide basal leaves arranged in a rosette. Linear, dense (8-18 cm) cylindrical spike inflorescence on bare floral scapes. The fruit is an oblong-oval pyx containing numerous angular black seeds. Balsamic time: the leaves and seeds are used; the leaves are collected well developed from June to August, the seeds from July to September, cutting off the ears when they take on a brownish color. Action: acts on the thyroid and parathyroid system by involving in a dynamic of moderating information the lymphatic and blood circulation, the bone system (regulating the calcium-phosphorus balance), the muscular system in general, the genital organs and nervous excitability. Externally it has haemostatic, bacteriostatic, astringent and anti-ophthalmic properties. Internally it has astringent, emollient, decongestant, anti-inflammatory, antiseptic, purifying, diuretic (mild), hematopoietic (blood restorative), haemocoagulant and flow regulating properties. De Sylva points out that this is the grass that mongooses in India use when bitten by the cobra. In America, the long-leaved variety is called the "master of the rattlesnake" and was in fact used to neutralize the venom of rattlesnakes.

Thorny ash

Botanical name: Xanthoxilum fraxineum. Common name: Thorny ash. Description: The prickly ash is a small tree that grows in the North American countryside. It has pinnate leaves and alternating branches that are covered with hard and sharp thorns, often thorns are also present on the bark and leaves. It belongs to the Rutaceae family. All plants of this family have aromatic and pungent qualities. The berries are gathered in clusters on the top of the branches. They are black or dark blue and encased in a gray walnut. The leaves and berries have an aromatic smell similar to lemon oil. The bark and berries are used. Properties and indications: called "Tumburu" by the Indians in Ayurvedic medicine and "Hua Jiao" by the Chinese. It has a stimulating, carminative, alterative, antiseptic, anthelmintic and analgesic action. It is indicated for weak digestion, abdominal pain, chronic cold, lumbago, chronic rheumatism, skin diseases, worms, infections by microorganisms and arthritis. It is a powerful detoxifier and blood purifier. De Sylva adds: “… has a history in the treatment of tuberculosis, cholera and syphilis. Recent research has identified a class of substances known as Furano-coumarins. As research continues, it has a strong effect on cancer. And this clarifies to me the insistence of the medicine man I met on the island of Manitoulin to include him in the CAISSE FORMULA. "

CAISSE PURA® FORMULA IN CAPSULES

Formula Caisse PURA® in capsules is the answer to the Caisse herbal tea linked to the difficulties encountered by some consumers who find themselves in places where boiling water is not always available or who do not have time to wait 15 minutes. Furthermore, it often happens that some patients, already tried by nausea and vomiting induced by chemotherapy oncological drugs, have difficulty in ingesting the hot herbal tea which causes them unpleasant sensations. The capsules will allow the patient to continue the therapy and can replace one or more daily doses of herbal tea.

DOSES

Oral use - Capsules

As a treatment : 6 to 8 capsules a day, preferably at least 1 hour away from meals (also divided into 2 intakes). The capsules should be taken together with two glasses of warm water, they will be easily dissolved in the small intestine, where they will begin their action.

THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE CAPSULES COMPARED TO A HALF LITER OF CAISSE TEA CAN BE QUANTIFIED AROUND 90% -95%

As a prevention : For a preventive and purifying action, 3 capsules are recommended once or twice a day for a period of two months at the change of seasons. Formula Caisse PURA capsules are in packs of 220 pieces and must necessarily be taken between meals, better in the morning as soon as you wake up, taking breakfast at least one hour later and in the evening, at least one hour before a meal or before going to bed .

FROAMTO

Bottle of 220 capsules.