How Grapefruit Seed Extract works to fight Staph Infection (M.R.S.A.)

RECOMMENDATION:
The Authoritative Guide To Grapefruit Seed Extract 
By Dr Allan Sachs 

GRAPEFRUIT SEED EXTRACT
also known as CITRICIDAL
TFC RECOMMENDS:
G.S.E. (BRAND), Nutribiotic Co.

Established Scientifically as a Powerful Broad Spectrum Anti-Microbial

• Broad Spectrum (works on a number of various microbes)
• Powerfully Effective - even in a diluted form
• Non-Toxic
• Minimal negative impact on friendly bacteria
• Established Clinical Research
• Derived from natural sources
• Hypo-allergenic
• Biodegradable
• Affordable
• Easy to Apply and Understand

  

Bach Centre supports the campaign to save Britain’s bees

Nobody knows for sure why bees are dying, and it's likely that a number of factors are in play, not least a decline in food sources. But there is strong evidence to suggest that

neonicotinoid pesticides

are a major part of the problem. They have already been banned in many European countries.

Neonicotinoid pesticides work by upsetting the central nervous systems of insects. Bees coming into contact with them are less able to forage, fly, learn and communicate. Neonicotinoids were introduced precisely at the time that the decline in bee numbers started. The Bach Centre’s garden – which contains many remedy plants – has been left semi-wild and stocked with wildflowers so that it’s a good source of food for bees. But wildlife-friendly gardening by itself may not be enough to save the bees.

‘The remedy plants grow wild and rely on insects for pollination,’ says Bach Centre gardener Emma Broad. ‘The threat to honeybees isn’t just bad news for beekeepers – it’s bad news for everyone who makes or uses Bach remedies.’