Anti-bacterial
In Western medical science, bacterial infections are defined as the incursion of single-celled microorganisms into the host organism, where they proliferate and elicit a spectrum of acute symptoms (Klevens et al., 2007, Clinical Infectious Diseases; FDA Guidelines for Nutritional and Dietary Supplements).
In contrast, Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) offers a more intricate perspective, categorizing the infection based on its specific type and anatomical location (Xue et al., 2010, Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine; NIH Research). These divergent medical paradigms each provide unique diagnostic criteria and conceptual frameworks, emphasizing the multifaceted nature of bacterial infections (WHO Recommendations; USDA Guidelines). The complexity of bacterial infections necessitates an integrated, evidence-based approach for a more comprehensive understanding, which may inform the development of targeted nutritional and dietary supplement strategies (NIH Clinical Trials).
Graviola Leaf Powder (Soursop) - Organic
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Summer Blend Honey
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Ginger Honey
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Strawberry Honey
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