Baicalin Skullcap (BioPhotonic)

Description

MATRIX NUTRITIONALS
90 Veggie Capsules

Full spectrum, organic, Chinese skullcap root with added bioactive Baicalin extract to support healthy endogenous and exogenous cellular, immune response, gut microbiome, neuroprotection, and inflammation.

CAUSAL CHAIN INGREDIENTS (Per 2 capsules):
Chinese Skullcap/Huang Qin (Scutellaria baicalensis) root 1000 mg, Baicalin extract 85-92% 500 mg.

IN A BIOPHOTONIC SIGNALING MATRIX BASE:
Naturally occurring blend of Pure Himalayan Shilajit Extract 8-10:1, Humic & Fulvic acids, Spirulina, 72 ionic & electrolytic trace minerals (magnesium, boron, potassium, sodium, chloride, sulfate, lithium, etc.) plant DNA vestiges, dibenzo-alpha pyrone chromoproteins, peptides, nucleic acids, amino acids.

Biologically and Alchemically melded within a proprietary matrix sourced from primordial deep oceans and high Himalayan Mountain trace minerals and micronutrients.

NUTRITIONAL CAUSAL CHAINS MAY BENEFIT:
· Neurogenesis/neuroprotective
· Cognitive function
· Attention deficits
· Cellular differentiation
· RANTES
· Retrovirus
· HERVs
· Mitochondrial dysfunction attenuation
· Gut microbiome
· Attenuation NF-kappaB activity
· Balanced cytokine production
· Cox-2 gene suppression
· Apoptosis
· Immunomodulation
· Inflammation
· Blood-brain barrier disruption
· Oxidative stress
· Anti-excitotoxicity
· Dopamine regulation
· Cardiovascular health
· Anxiolytic effects
· Cellular metabolism
· AMPK activation
· Imbalanced microbes defense

GENERAL DOSING:
2 Capsules daily.

Acute:
6-8 Capsules 2-3x daily.

Chronic:
4 Capsules 2x daily.

Disclaimer: Limited to licensed Healing Arts Professionals for clinical research purposes only. This is not for public distribution. The commentary is not meant to diagnose, treat or replace conventional treatment, and has not been approved or reviewed by the FDA, Health Canada, BMS, European Union Health Commission, South and Central American regulation agencies etc. It is the sole responsibility of the licensed or certified practitioner to determine if the information is accurate and appropriate to their practice.