Tuberculosis (TB) is one of the most deadly infectious diseases. Last year, 10 million fell ill from TB and 1.6 million died worldwide. Regular TB takes about 6~9 months to cure, with four antibiotics daily. Up to half of patients with TB do not complete treatment, which contributes to prolonged infectiousness, drug resistance, relapse, and death.
Tuberculosis (TB) is one of the most deadly infectious diseases. Last year, 10 million fell ill from TB and 1.6 million died worldwide. Regular TB takes about 6~9 months to cure, with four antibiotics daily. Up to half of patients with TB do not complete treatment, which contributes to prolonged infectiousness, drug resistance, relapse, and death.
Drug-resistant (DR) TB can be acquired or directly transmitted. DR-TB takes about 2 years to cure, and the treatment is much rougher. The drugs are more toxic, and only about 50 % of people recover. DR-TB is going to increase to about 30 % of cases.
The standard treatment for DR-TB is arduous, with patients facing painful daily injections, as well as taking a cocktail of powerful drugs for two years with a lot of horrible side effects including nausea, vomiting, permanent deafness, psychosis and kidney problems.
Forms of DR-TB
• MDR (multidrug-resistant) TB that is resistant to rifampicin and isoniazid. Death rates are 30 %.
• XDR (extensively drug resistant) TB that is resistant to isoniazid, rifampicin, any Fluoroquinolne and at least one SLID (Kanamycin, Amikacin, Capreomycin). Death rates are 80 %.
• TDR (totally drug resistant) TB. Some new strains do not respond to any available antibiotics. Death rates are 100 %.
DR-TB is now the top infectious killer. The good news is we now have a powerful new natural-immunotherapy that can clear DR-TB bacteria without toxic drugs in a world first.
The body’s immune system is designed to identify and destroy pathogens by producing protective cells and compounds. . However, TB bacteria have evolved several tricks to evade eradication by the innate and adaptive immune system. Macrophages play a decisive role in immune recognition of TB bacteria. But They are able to disable the macrophage defenses. Further, TB bacteria trick the immune system to allow them to spread.
In theory, modulating your own immune responses could be used instead of using antibiotics to kill off DR-TB bacteria. Immune modulation is more than just boosting the body’s immune system. It involves bringing the immune function back into a balanced steady-state. It was always thought that we could not voluntarily influence the immune system.
However, multidimensional immune modulation and enhancement can be achieved by using certain natural products that contain natural and organic ingredients. TB Herbalzym™ is a natural immunomodulator of the potentiator type, which has demonstrated an amazing effects in clinical trials for treatment of DR-TB.
Almost 100% of patients (Korean men and women with DR-TB) were successfully cured in subsequent trials within 30 days. It gives hope for the people with DR-TB, removing the need for toxic drugs. It’s miraculous and unbelievable news, but true. TB Herbalzym™ was developed in research on TB pathogenesis and mechanistic insights into bacterial immune evasion.
TB Herbalzym™ utilizes cell-to-cell signaling to optimally orchestrate the complex elements of the immune mechanism. TB Herbalzym™ contains the latest research based formula of enzymatically fermented 35 naturally-occurring bioactive compounds with therapeutic potential for the optimal immune responses.
If you are suffering from DR-TB (MDR, XDR, TDR-TB), you can additionally use TB Bacterzym™ and TB Teanzym™ with TB Herbalzym™. The combination of three natural products showed a powerful synergistic effect in clinical trials. DR-TB can be cured in a very short period of time without any side effects at all.
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