Autoimmune
Natural Remedies for Autoimmune Disease
Shop our Natural Remedies for Autoimmune Disease. Browse the best collection of oils, supplements, tablets, and vitamins in the UK!
What is Autoimmune
Autoimmune describes a group of conditions with varying symptoms that are caused when the immune system mistakes the body’s own tissues as invaders. Some of the more common symptoms are chronic pain, fatigue, swelling, and brain fog/memory issues. Although there is no cure, there are many ways to ease the symptoms.
How we can help
Certain herbal products and nutritional supplements may stimulate the immune system. If you have an autoimmune problem, it may make it worse. Make sure to check with your health advisor to guide you accordingly.
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100% Organic Black Seed Oil
£28.00 – £54.10Clear200ML500mlDirections: As a food supplement, take one teaspoon daily or as directed by your healthcare professional. This highly nutritious oil can be added to fruit or vegetable smoothies, salad dressings, dips, soups or as a condiment drizzled onto vegetables, pasta, rice, potatoes etc… or just taken from the spoon. This pungent oil can also be used topically as a traditional massage oil and as an aromatic chest rub.
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Devil’s Claw Drops
£10.99Alfred Vogel devoted much of his life to the cultivation of herbs known by native people worldwide to have beneficial effects. Working with scientists and local people on a specially created farm in the Kalahari Desert, we have achieved a unique and sustainable organic farming method for Devil’s Claw, a herb notoriously difficult to cultivate.
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Liquid Vitamin D3 Drops 2000iu
£13.95Clear50mlDirections: Using the dropper add 0.5ml daily to food or drink (or directly into mouth) or as recommended by your health professional.
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Organic Ashwagandha (60 caps)
£22.75Directions: As a food supplement, take one capsule 1 to 2 times daily with food, or as directed by your healthcare professional.
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Organic High Potency Black Seed Oil
£35.40Clear50mlDirections: Using the dropper, add 0.5-1ml to food, drink or directly into mouth (avoid direct mouth contact with glass pipette) or as recommended by your healthcare practitioner.
