Description
Peptostreptococcus Species Are Commensal Organisms In Humans, Living Predominantly In The Mouth, Skin, Gastrointestinal, And Urinary Tracts, And Compose A Portion Of The Bacterial Gut Flora. Under Immunosuppressed Or Traumatic Conditions These Organisms Can Become Pathogenic, As Well As Septicemic, Harming Their Host. Peptostreptococcus Can Cause Brain, Liver, Breast, And Lung Abscesses, As Well As Generalized Necrotizing Soft Tissue Infections.
Contents
Peptostrep; One Vial Of Each Of The Following Dilutions (all In X): 200, 100, 60, 30, 15, 12, 10, 8, 6, 5.
Packaging
1 Oz
Dosage
Adults & Children (3 Years & Older) One Vial Orally Every Three Days. Begin With The Lowest Numbered Vial And Continue To The Highest (1-10). Hold Solution Under Tongue For One Minute Before Swallowing. If Symptoms Persist Or Recur, Consult Your Health Practitioner. Symptoms Often Become Acute About The Second Or Third Dose Or Later. This Aggravation Is Quite Common And Patients Should Be Advised To Expect This And Use Drainage Remedies. It Is Recommended To Continue Series Therapy Until Completion For Best Results. If Testing Determines Additional Series Are In Order, Reverse The Administration Of Successive Kits (10-1, 1-10…). Series Therapy Products Are Also Available In A 1 Oz. Homochord Containing Each Of The Dilutions In The Kit For Use Following A Series Therapy Kit.
Indications
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Nasal Or Sinus Congestion, Earache: Otalgia, Sinusitis, Urinary Tract Infections.