Phyto JBE

• Juniper (Juniperus communis)
• Blackcurrant (Ribes nigrum)
• English walnut (Juglans regia)
  
  Iatrogenic aggression, chemotherapy, pollution, radiotherapy

"The Earth... is being saturated with man-made chemicals in an unprecedented event in the planet's history... The European Chemicals Agency estimates that there are more than 144,000 man-made chemicals.

The U.S. Department of Health estimates that 2,000 new chemicals are released each year. In this context, the liver is subjected to a daily chemical assault from environmental toxins.

Phyto JBE is a general drainage to clear the primary emunctories. It also protects the liver from toxin overload and increases the diuretic function of the kidneys, thus promoting the transit of toxins out of the body.

Phyto JBE helps maintain a defense against endocrine disruption of the adrenal glands induced by environmental toxins. Through this action, Phyto JBE is indicated in cases of adrenal fatigue and promotes recovery.

Blackcurrant is the main remedy in the complex; it tones and restores the exhausted body. It is also indicated as an adjunct to post-chemotherapy treatment. In combination with English walnut, it is used as part of post-antibiotic therapy.

Traditionally, juniper was used as an antidote to "poison," which is why English walnut is believed to protect the kidneys and liver when used after chemotherapy treatment.

Finally, English walnut is given to people struggling with alcoholism to protect the immune system against future attacks.

Rats administered ethanol with English walnut saw their AST, ALT, GGT, and LDH levels decrease, indicating liver damage. English walnut preserves the immune identity of the intoxicated individual by protecting its barriers, primarily the intestinal mucosa. Like blackcurrant, English walnut also protects against antibiotic and chemotherapy therapy.