IS-BORR
Take on pathogens like borrelia burgdorferi with a new powerful plant combination. This mix of 21 traditional herbs is designed to enhance your immune function and elevate your ability to detox. It is a fast-absorbing liquid that allows you to control dosing based on your needs. Boost your body with IS-BORR today!
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IS-BORR is the newest, most versatile tool to target Lyme-causing bacteria like Borrelia Burgdorferi.
Dr. Todd Watts
Immune Support
Provides antioxidants while targeting pathogens systemically, helping enable your immune system to function optimally while improving energy levels
Versatility
A liquid format allows maximum control overdosing, so you can move up in dose as you feel comfortable
Toxin Removal
Specifically chosen herbs that encourage your body to release and remove toxins that pathogens have generated in your tissues and organs
Product Overview
You know that pathogens like to hide deep in your tissues. They hide from your immune system and throw a wrench into your detox pathways. IS-BORR is a new way to address both of these issues. The herbs in this liquid formula work synergistically to boost your immune system function. They also work together to kickstart detoxification that may have stalled because of infection. Their anti-viral and anti-parasitic properties act in concert to reduce inflammation and lower parasitic load. This team of 21 herbs provides potent antioxidants to neutralize free radicals, giving your body the environment it needs to restore optimal health. Because IS-BORR is a liquid, it is easy to take and you can work your way up in dose as you feel the need to.
Dosing Instructions
Standard
Take 1-2 dropper (1-2 mL) two times daily
Aggressive
Take up to 4 dropper (4 mL) two times daily
Sensitive
Reduce dosage to 10 drops once daily. Cycle the product 3-4 days on and 3-4 days off.
Toddler Under 50 lbs.
Take 5-10 drops twice daily in the morning and evening.
Child Between 50 - 125 lbs
Take 1 dropper (1 mL) twice daily in the morning and evening.
Product FAQs
Ingredients
This spice is well-known for its antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and antimicrobial properties. It may help with arthritis, reduce blood pressure, and lower anxiety.
This herb is used to help encourage bowel movements and bile flow. It helps protect the liver, reduces oxidative stress, and acts as an antioxidant.
This bark has been used to reduce pain, fever, and inflammation for centuries. It helps relieve oxidative stress and helps your body produce antioxidants.
Studies have shown that it may put Crohn’s disease into remission. Other studies show that it may help protect against the effects of heavy metal toxicity.
This root has been used in Traditional Chinese Medicine.
This bark has shown to help reduce pain, swelling, and inflammation. It is antimicrobial, antifungal, and is a diuretic.
Nettles anti-inflammatory properties are shown to help with joint pain and autoimmune issues. It may help lower blood sugar levels, reduce headaches, and improve skin disorders. Studies show it may also reduce pain.
Milk thistle has been used in herbal medicine for thousands of years. It helps boost liver function. Phytochemicals from these seeds help improve cell membrane function, mitochondrial function, and helps fight free radicals. It also has anti-viral properties.
This plant is native to Asia and is used as a flavoring because of its sour taste. It is a rich source of resveratrol, which is known to improve immune function. It also helps lower inflammation and is a potent antioxidant. Recent studies show it may help protect the brain.
This plant is known for its high silica content. Studies show that it may help protect the liver, lower inflammation, and regulate the immune system.
The phytochemicals in the leaves are also shown to help promote liver health.
Considered an adaptogenic herb, it has been used for centuries to promote energy and reduce stress. Studies show it may help with immune system function and work as an antidepressant. It may help to suppress cancer growth and help protect the brain from deteriorating.
This mixture of herbs has traditionally been used to treat cancer. Studies show that it has powerful free radical scavenging properties and helps to protect DNA from damage. Tests have also shown that it may help regulate immune system function, reduce inflammation, and has antioxidant activity.
This botanical is native to South Africa and is also known as “hook plant.” Traditionally it is used for fever, allergies, pain relief, and to stimulate digestive juices.
In folk medicine, it has been used to treat diabetes, hemorrhoids, diarrhea, whooping cough, and gut issues. Studies show that it may help against parasites, retroviruses, viruses, and bacteria. It has high free-radical fighting activity.
Cat’s claw has 32 phytochemicals that have been shown to regulate the immune system, lower inflammation, and help fight viruses. It has high antioxidant properties and helps encourage DNA repair.
Recent studies show that cat’s claw may also help promote brain health by preventing harmful plaque formation.
This North American herb contains phytochemicals that help lower inflammation and reduce oxidative stress. It has anti-parasitic properties and studies show it may help to prevent viruses from replicating.
Compounds in Buckthorn Bark help promote detox, bowel movements, and contain antioxidants. Studies show that it has antimicrobial activity as well as helping to break up biofilm.
Walnut hulls have significant antioxidant capacity and studies show that it helps inhibit the growth of pathogenic bacteria. They also promote the removal of uric acid from the body.
Some studies suggest they may also help remove heavy metals.
This root is valued for helping strengthen the immune and detoxification systems. It has anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties.
This herb has been used in Traditional Chinese Medicine to treat malaria and is also known as sweet wormwood. It contains over 50 different antioxidant compounds to support the body. Artemisia annua is being researched for its anti-cancer properties and hundreds of papers have been published on its anti-parasitic effects.