Edna Viromizin

The Activity of the Herbs in the Viromizin Supplement

Judean wormwood – Artemisia judaica – This is a rare plant in Israel and is found in greater concentrations in the Sinai Desert.

An interesting reference to the use of wormwood plants for malaria prevention appears in explorers’ accounts dating back to the 18th century.

The active compound in wormwood, known as artemisinin, is used as a highly effective conventional treatment for malaria. Today, this compound is also produced through genetic engineering.

Artemisinin and its combinations have reduced malaria-related mortality by 70%. Chinese researcher Tu Youyou, who led the research team that discovered artemisinin, received the Nobel Prize in 2015 for developing a treatment that has saved the lives of millions of people.

Artemisinin has also been found to combat schistosomiasis, the second most widespread parasitic disease after malaria. In addition, artemisinin demonstrates antiviral and anticancer activity.

It has been studied and found effective against several types of viruses. Promising laboratory activity was observed against DNA viruses, including herpes, cytomegalovirus, and Epstein–Barr virus, which causes mononucleosis.

Artemisinin and Coronavirus

At the beginning of the pandemic, the World Health Organization published a statement supporting efforts to examine traditional medicines that had demonstrated potential effectiveness against coronavirus. Only one plant was specifically mentioned for further investigation: Artemisia annua.

Even before the outbreak of COVID-19, several plant extracts had been tested in laboratories for antiviral activity. These included Artemisia annua, another species of wormwood, which demonstrated activity against SARS-CoV, the coronavirus responsible for the 2002–2003 outbreak. Artemisia annua showed the second-strongest activity among the plants examined.

More recent studies involving the current virus observed laboratory activity approximately nine times stronger than that achieved in the earlier experiment. Surprisingly, the whole plant demonstrated stronger activity than artemisinin alone.

It is important to emphasize that these findings were obtained in laboratory experiments. Clinical research was still underway, and no published results from human studies were available at the time.

Artemisia annua and artemisinin were subsequently placed under accelerated evaluation by organizations collaborating in efforts to combat the coronavirus pandemic. These included Germany’s Max Planck Institute, ArtemiLife Inc., and additional researchers from Denmark and Germany. Another coronavirus-related initiative by Maturin also entered an advanced stage of development.

Feedback on Viromizin Treatment

In addition to feedback received from dozens of patients who used Viromizin, a closely monitored survey was conducted during the first wave of the pandemic in spring 2020. The survey included 18 patients.

Most participants had previously used frankincense without experiencing satisfactory results. According to the survey, Viromizin demonstrated clear and rapid activity against all coronavirus-related symptoms.

At a dosage of eight capsules distributed throughout the day, an initial response was reported within approximately 12 hours. Patients also reported improvements in other concerns, including herpes, tics, digestive problems, and mental clarity.

Viromizin Compared with Frankincense and Garlic as Support for Coronavirus Patients

Frankincense may be helpful in many cases, but caution is required when combining it with conventional medications. In addition, among people who did not respond sufficiently to frankincense, Viromizin reportedly provided a relatively rapid response.

Garlic may provide good results when used correctly. However, caution is advised for people with low blood pressure, those taking blood-pressure-lowering medications, and those using strong blood-thinning medications.

Viromizin – Judean wormwood – Is characterized by a reported lack of proven toxicity, maximum effectiveness, and a rapid response. Its method of administration by swallowing capsules also makes it convenient to use.