Frequently Asked Questions
To optimise absorption Co-Immune should be taken with high-fat food or drinks such as milk.
For prevention or mild infections:
Adults 2 (two) capsules twice daily
Children 1 (one) capsule twice daily.
For acute or serious infections:
Adults 4 - 6 (four to six) capsules 3 – 4 (three to four) times daily.
For children a reduced dose is recommended, depending on their weight.
Less than 45kg, 2 – 4 (two to four) capsules 3 (three) times daily.
Less than 15kg, 1 – 2 (one to two) capsules 3 (three) times daily.
A 7-day course of treatment is usually sufficient for most severe infections.
Taking Co-immune with high-fat food (nuts, coconut oil, meat) or drinks such as milk optimises the absorption into the body.
Co-Immune boosts immunity and energy. It is traditionally used for colds and flu, cough and to ward against infections. Co-Immune combines the benefits of both Artemesia Annua and African Ginger.
Artemesia annua is traditionally used for parasites, including bilharzia, brucellosis and malaria. Artemeisa annua, a Chinese plant, has been used for over 2000 years to treat malaria and fevers. Conventional pharmaceuticals for malaria, such as Coartem, are made from the artemesia annua plant and named after the artemesia annua plant from which it is made. The advantage of using the whole plant herbal preparation in Co-Immune one benefits from numerous other compounds which work together to destroy the malaria parasite which reduces the risk of resistance.
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To further strengthen the action of Co-Immune, African Ginger is traditionally used for colds and flu, cough, and to ward against infection. African Ginger is traditionally also used for malaria. By combining Artemesia Annua and African Ginger in Co-Immune is a powerful combination herbal constituents compounds which work together.
Plants contain numerous compounds so can often treat more than one illness. Many patients report additional unexpected benefits from taking Co-Immune long term. It has helped with a wide variety of health problems including piles, tumours, eye infections and mouth ulcers.
Co-Immune can safely be taken long term. Co-Immune contains only the plants Artemisia annua and African ginger. It is 100% natural without any added preservatives, colourants or binders.
None of our clients have reported any side-effects of Co-Immune. In the medical research documenting the effectiveness of Artemisia Annua, on rare occasions people experience mild and temporary abdominal discomfort.
Unlike whole-plant herbal preparations of Artemisia Annua as used in Co-Immune, the pharmaceutical compound artemisinin used in prescription drugs for malaria, has side-effects and should be used only with medical supervision.
There are no reported side-effects of herbal African ginger in the scientific literature.
There is no scientific evidence to suggest to that herbal medicines such as Artemesia Annua and African Ginger are harmful during pregnancy. It is always advisable to consult health professional knowledgeable about natural medicines for advice about what to take during pregnancy.
Co-Immune capsules can be opened and the contents emptied into an appealing, strong tasting food to disguise the taste.
Children can learn to swallow capsules at a young age.
It is best to start practicing a few weeks before they will need to take the capsules, By practicing ahead of time, when those moments arrive where they need to be able to swallow a capsule, they (and you) will be prepared and relaxed.
African ginger (Siphonochilus Aethiopicus) is a popular South African medicinal plant. It is so effective that it has been harvested in the wild to the point that it is now virtually extinct in many parts of South Africa. The African ginger in Co-Immune is sustainably grown by a community project in rural Kwazulu-Natal, South Africa.
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There is a vast amount of medical research demonstrating the effectiveness of Artemisia Annua in malaria. Artemisia Annua is a Chinese plant containing numerous antimalarial compounds, including artemisinin. Artemisinin can be extracted from the plant and used to produce conventional pharmaceuticals (such as Co-Artem) which used to treat malaria.
Artemisia Afra is an African medicinal plant. It does not contain the compound artemisinin , although it may still have a role in malaria and other health conditions.
Co-immune is safe in animals. Artemisia Annua is traditionally used for parasitic infections in animals, which is where its common name Wormwood comes from. Both Artemisia Annua and African Ginger are widely used to treat African horse sickness.