Description

Why You’ll Love KuKista’s Clarkia

This particular blend is best known as a natural remedy for treating intestinal parasites such as: flukes, sheep liver flukes, pinworms, threadworms, hookworms, round worms and tapeworms. It’s safe as a cleanse for children, for sterilizing food, a remedy for the common cold and flu, diarrhea, intestinal infections, lung infections, fungal infections, food poisonings, external sores, injuries and more.

Anti-parasitical

SUGGESTED USE: 10–15 drops every 3 hours. If well tolerated, increase dose to 20-25 drops before meals. Treatment can last for 4-8 weeks with 1 week break between every 2 weeks. Do not take on an empty stomach. Increase or decrease depending on individual sensitivity.

Why KuKista’s Loves Clarkia

CLARKIA is the traditional parasite cleanse in liquid tincture form. It is a blend of Black Walnut Hulls, Wormwood, Cloves and Quassia Chips, the precise formula used by Dr. Hulda Clark, this blend for both kids and adult for onset parasites of over 130 different internal parasites.

About This Brand

We use the highest quality sources from all over the world, they are either wild crafted, collected fresh, homegrown in Idaho or shipped overnight capturing top medicinal properties from fresh live plants. We do our own processing in small quality controlled batches to achieve the highest and best quality of herbal extractions.

Suggested Dosage: 10–15 drops every 3 hours. If well tolerated, increase dose to 20-25 drops before meals. Treatment can last for 4-8 weeks with 1 week break between every 2 weeks. Do not take on an empty stomach. Increase or decrease depending on individual sensitivity

Ingredients
Certified Kosher Sweet Grain Alcohol & dried Black Walnut Hulls, Wormwood, Cloves and Quassia Chips.

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