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The Defense Code of Ingredients

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These everyday ingredients each play a powerful role in antiviral and antioxidant activity, simple yet highly effective.

  • Ginger root: Contains antiviral compounds that suppress viral spread while relieving throat discomfort.
  • Citrus fruits: Oranges or lemons burst with Vitamin C, regulating inflammation and providing a double shield of bioflavonoids.
  • Turmeric powder: Curcumin blocks viral replication and reduces the risks associated with oxidative stress.
  • Black pepper: Even a small amount enhances turmeric absorption, doubling its effectiveness.

Two-Minute Quick Recipe

No juicer needed, a blender will do the trick, perfect for busy mornings or sudden discomfort.

  1. Peel and chop a piece of fresh ginger, peel and slice an orange, slice half a lemon (with peel), half a teaspoon of turmeric powder, and a pinch of black pepper.
  2. Place all ingredients in a blender, add a little water, and blend on high speed until a smooth puree is formed. Filter out the pulp to obtain a clear liquid. 3. Divide into small glass bottles and refrigerate for three to five days. Take one to two ounces daily on an empty stomach for a pungent, penetrating experience.

Each bottle contains approximately 30 ml, with nearly zero calories, making it easy to carry.


Daily Protection During Flu Season

Drink frequently in small doses to build long-lasting immunity; don’t wait until you’re sick to remember.

  • Virus Inhibition: Curcumin and ginger compounds work together to slow replication and strengthen cellular defenses.
  • Inflammation Balancing: Vitamin C stabilizes the immune response, preventing excessive immune damage.
  • Convenient Preparation: Double the serving size, made over the weekend, and can be used as needed throughout the weekโ€”a winter essential.

A glass in the morning, or a quick pick-me-up when you have a stuffy nose, always brings a comforting warmth. Occasionally add honey for a more pleasant and tolerable flavor.

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