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What Is VitalYew?
VitalYew is a promising, new line of all-natural supplements made from the needles of the Pacific Yew tree. In recent years the Pacific Yew tree, which grows only in the Northwestern United States, has received enormous media attention because of the discovery of its incredible health-promoting abilities. The Pacific Yew has been used for centuries for promoting optimal cellular, immune, kidney, lung and sinus function.
A Long History of Medicinal Use
Native Americans referred to the Pacific Yew as “Chief of the Forest” because of its miraculous healing powers, especially when utilized for building strength and endurance. The Native Americans also crushed the yew needles to make salves and poultices to support their lung and respiratory health. American pioneers brewed yew needles and bark to promote healthy sinus, nose, stomach, kidney and lung function, as well as joint flexibility and motion.
Today, health practitioners and thousands of people have discovered that the Pacific Yew has become an indispensable addition to the world of dietary supplements. Users have observed that its ability to strengthen the Defense mechanism of body is more powerful than almost any other herb or supplement they’ve used. VitalYew also powerfully supports the breathing, nose and sinus functions all year round.
How Does VitalYew Work?
The unique constituents of the Pacific Yew were discovered in the 1960s and are called taxanes. In addition to its taxanes, Pacific Yew is known to also contain a wide range of other plant chemicals, such as glycosides, flavonoids, lignans, benzenoids and enzymes.
VitalYew capsules, tea, tincture and salve are prepared from only the renewable needles of the Pacific Yew tree and provide all the healthful constituents of the Pacific Yew in their totally natural form, to protect and nurture one’s health all year round.
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| 1-2 capsules daily as needed or as suggested by your health care practitioner. Cautions: Product should not be used during pregnancy.
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