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Don't forget HSO's (Homeostatic Soil Organisms). Kit

" Homeostatic Soil Organisms (HSOs) is a collective term used to

describe various naturally occurring families of probiotic

non-pathogenic microorganisms found in healthy soil and plants.

Originated from pristine cultures, these non-mutated probiotic

colonies were found in unpolluted soil and plants -- and are now being

cultivated into a substrate of nutrient rich Superfoods containing

naturally occurring vitamins, minerals, trace elements, proteins and

live enzymes.

Researchers have discovered that the microorganisms found in dirt

influence maturation of the immune system. "

" The benefits of HSOs influence the entire digestive system -

beginning in the esophagus and ending in the colon. Early research

shows that HSOs have been found to:

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Work from inside the intestines, dislodging accumulated decay

from the walls and flushing out waste.

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Break down hydrocarbons, which means they possess a unique

ability to split food into its most basic elements, allowing almost

total absorption through the digestive system. This increases overall

nutrition and enhances cellular development.

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Produce specific proteins that act as antigens, encouraging the

immune system to manufacture huge pools of uncoded antibodies. This

increased production of antibodies may significantly boost the body's

ability to ward off disease.

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Aggressively consume pathological yeasts, fungi, bacteria,

parasites and viruses.

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Work in symbiosis with somatic (tissue or organ) cells to

metabolize proteins and eliminate toxic waste.

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Stimulate the body to produce natural alpha-interferon, a potent

immune system enhancer and powerful virus inhibitor. "

http://www.mercola.com/forms/primal_defense.htm

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