His story

  • This story takes place in 1980 in Florida. Dr. Jacob Harich, an amateur gardener, discovers with astonishment that grapefruit seeds thrown onto a compost heap do not decompose. Not only a doctor, but also an "Einstein Laureate" physicist and immunologist, he is interested in natural remedies and decides to examine this phenomenon more closely.

  • He found that the material contained in grapefruit seeds was likely more effective and less harmful than all known antibiotics, which only acted on certain bacteria. Several studies were carried out, notably by Dr. Allan Sachs, a physician and lecturer, which demonstrated that the extract obtained from grapefruit seeds not only tended to render harmless viruses and bacteria, but also certain parasites, fungi, and yeasts.

Grapefruit

"Citrus maxima" is the Latin name for the grapefruit tree. Its fruit is called the grapefruit or pomelo. This name is also used for the fruit of "citrus paradisi" which is a hybrid of the sweet orange and the grapefruit tree. For extraction, the seeds are mostly used, but also the mesocarp (white underlayer found
between the flesh and the zest)

Bioflavonoids

These are compounds from the polyphenol class, widely present in the plant kingdom. Constituents of the pigments that give petals their color, among other things, they are above all an essential component of defense against external attacks: exposure to UV rays, cold, diseases, pests, and even nutritional deficiencies.

Vitamin C

A vitamin is an organic substance required in small doses for metabolism that cannot be synthesized by the body or in insufficient quantities. Its intake is therefore solely through nutrition. A powerful antioxidant, it is also involved in: iron metabolism, collagen synthesis, the production of red blood cells, and the functioning of the immune system.

Main indications

  • Sore throat/Bronchitis

    Tonsillitis inflames the tonsils and causes a sore throat, difficulty swallowing, and fever. Bronchitis inflames the bronchi and bronchioles. Both conditions are infectious.

    • Dosage

    15 to 30 drops or 2 capsules – 1 to 3 times a day until symptoms disappear.

    Gargle 5 to 6 times a day with 10 drops mixed with warm water.

  • Candida albicans/ Mycoses

    The yeast Candida albicans can establish itself in the intestines: it produces approximately one hundred toxic substances that can affect various bodily functions. Treatment should always be accompanied by a change in eating habits as well as water drainage (at least 1.5 liters per day), because the death of the fungi also releases toxins.

    • Dosage

    If the detoxification organs are weakened (kidneys, liver), it is better to start with a small dose: 3 drops or one tablet per day and increase slowly over the next few weeks. The treatment can last from 3 to 4 months.

  • Cystitis/bladder inflammation

    In chronic or acute bladder infections, it is recommended to drink at least 1.5 liters per day. For chronic cases, treatment can be carried out over several weeks and continued for a few days after symptoms have stopped.

    • Dosage

    15 to 30 drops or 2 capsules – 1 to 3 times a day (take the last dose just before bedtime).

  • Internal parasites

    A large number of parasites, from tiny microorganisms to tapeworms, have chosen humans as their host. To protect yourself, it is recommended to take 1 to 2 courses of treatment per year.

    • Dosage

    15 to 30 drops or 2 capsules – 1 to 3 times a day. Take over several weeks.

  • Food:

    Bioflavonoids can also be found in food. Here are the main sources:

    • Red fruits, citrus fruits
    • Spinach, broccoli, onions
    • Black/white beans
    • Dark chocolate
    • Green tea, coffee

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