WORMEX

Used to remove intestinal parasites. It will help dislodge parasites from tissues and pass them out of the system. This is also a wonderful formula for fleas, lice and controlling fevers.

CONTENTS: (Herb: Organic, Alcohol: 6%)

Wormwood:	Expels round worms, pinworms, tapeworms and parasites from the intestinal tract
Malefern:	Relieves pain and controls bleeding associated with killing worms A soothing herb that coats inflamed areas of the large and small intestine Paralyze worms (tape, round, seat, pin and liver flukes)
American Wormseed:	Kills and expels round worms, hookworms, small tapeworms and amoebas
Sage:	Aids in digestion and expels worms Helps soothe stomach and intestinal tract
Fennel:	Relaxes and soothes the smooth lining of digestive tract Excellent for gas caused from expelling worms
Papaya:	Helps break down proteins and mucous surrounding parasites and expels them A digestive aid

Wormex for Prevention
Round worms come from the mother before or after birth. Tape worms come from fleas or from eating wild creatures. Run down animals that are in a toxic state end up with round worms, hook worms, whipworms or tapeworms. Puppies can be treated after three weeks and repeated every four weeks. Remember, puppies can easily be re-infected.

Paws for Thought
From the point that you have the worm problem under control treat your animal twice a year, spring and fall perhaps, for prevention. Wormex contains three herbs that are know to expel parasites. It also has three other herbs: fennel, papaya, and sage that help to clean out the gut. For serious elimination problems consider using Laxex during the parasite cleanse.

Dosage
Your pet should be de-wormed regularly. More of the Wormex per dose is not the way to go. Just de-worm on a regular basis. Twice a year unless your pet is outdoors most of the time.

Revised:03/2004

**Note: This information is compiled from traditional and modern herb books, articles and research. This information is summarized for its educational value and should not be used for the diagnosis, treatment, or prevention of disease. It should not be used to replace the services of a qualified practitioner.