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 MycoDerm Athlete’s foot

Bacterial infections

Viral infections

Fungal infections

Inammation

Immune deciencies

Skin irritation with

inammation

 Botanical Ointment 

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09010 MycoDerm (2 oz. tube)

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 Product Details:

MycoDerm contains a unique blend of botanical ingredients designed to support and assist with a

broad-range of skin conditions. Herbalists have used these botanicals individually and collectively

for topical relief from fungal conditions, for antiseptic and antimicrobial purposes, and for support

of the regeneration of skin and tissue. A key ingredient, Lomatium, has a reputation as an immune-

enhancing herb and as an antiviral for upper respiratory issues. Herbalists have also used it histori-

cally for Candida and for other fungal-related issues. Another key ingredient, Lemon Balm, contains

 tannins and other polyphenols believed to deter certain viruses that cause mumps and herpes.

MycoDerm offers a topical remedy of Lomatium and Lemon Balm along with other synergistic herbs

 that provide relief and healing to irritated skin due to fungal and bacterial issues. These include Echi-

nacea, which is reputed to support the immune system and relieve inammation; and Goldenseal,

Myrrh, and Comfrey, which have traditionally been used as antimicrobials to support the immune

system and to encourage skin recovery. Lastly, Propolis has shown to help treat burns and minor skin

wounds and infections by acting as a bactericide.

 Recommended Usage:

 Apply topically three times daily, or as directed by your 

healthcare professional.

MycoDerm can be blended with Core Phyto Lavage as

a topical for fungal infections.

Synergistic Considerations:The Opening Channels Program

Core Berberine Blend

Core Cat’s Claw

Core Mycelia Blend

Core Olive Leaf Extract

Core Pau d’Arco

Core Phyto Lavage

Bacteria-Chord

 Viru-Chord

All Drainage & Tonifcation Remedies

Phyto Rad Antioxidant

InammaForce

 Disclaimer:

 Limited to licensed Healing Arts

 Practitioners for clinical research

 purposes only.

This information is not meant 

to diagnose, treat or replace

traditional treatment, and has

not been approved by the FDA

or HPB.

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 Key Ingredients:

Biscuit Root (Lomatium) – Also known as wild prairie parsley, it

has been used traditionally by American Indians as medicine for

pneumonia, respiratory relief, and respiratory infections. Other

herbalists have also used Lomatium for chronic fatigue, HIV, and

as a douche for Candida and other vaginal infections.

Lemon Balm (Melissa ofcinalis) – Traditionally used topically

for cold sores, herpes sores, mumps, and bug bites. It has also

been shown to be helpful for indigestion, stomach disease, gas-

 tric spasms, insomnia, nervousness, nerve pain, and heart dis-

ease.

Purple Coneower  (Echinacea angustifolia leaf) – Traditional

 therapeutic uses for topical application of Echinacea include the

 treatment of wounds, inamed skin conditions, and bacterial in -

fections.

Goldenseal  (Hydrastis canadensis) – Goldenseal has been

shown to contain the phyotochemicals berberine and hydrastine.

These components give Goldenseal an antimicrobial effect that

is antibiotic, antiseptic, antifungal, antiparasitic, and antiviral.

 MycoDerm

References:

Hendler, Sheldon S., Ph.D., M.D. and David Rorvik 2001. PDR for Nutritional Supplements. Montvale, NJ: Thompson PDR.

Duke, James A. 2000. The Green Pharmacy Herbal Handbook: Your Comprehensive Reference to the Best Herbs for Healing. USA: Rodale/Reach™.

Edited by: Gladstar, Rosemary and Pamela Hirsch. 2000. Planting the Future: Saving Our Medicinal Herbs. Rochester, Vermont: Healing Arts Press.

Kavasch, E. Barrie and Karen Baar. 1999.  American Indian Healing Arts: Herbs, Rituals, And Remedies For Every Season of Life. USA: Bantam Books.

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Myrrh (Commiphora myrrha) – Folklore suggests that Myrrh has

antibacterial properties, but it has mostly been used for abra-

sions, athlete’s foot, canker sores, dermatitis, scaly skin condi-

 tions, gingivitis, asthma, and bronchial disease.

Propolis – Bee propolis is a brownish resinous substance col-

lected by bees to seal their hives and because of its antimicro-

bial properties, it keeps hives free of germs. There is evidence

 that propolis has some broad antimicrobial activity and that it

may have anti-inammatory effects that could make it useful in

 the treatment of some forms of arthritis.

Comfrey (Symphytum ofcinale) – The name comfrey is derived

from a Latin word meaning “grow together” and “heal.” It has

been used traditionally for bruises, joint sprains, to speed wound

healing, and to encourage new skin and cell growth.

Other Ingredients: Olive Oil, Beeswax, Stearyl Alcohol, Sweet Al-

mond Oil.

This product is gluten-free.

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