There are several aromatic herbs, oils and fruits in nature that have shown immune system strengthening properties. Such substances may be helpful in protecting the body against unwanted parasites.( paraprotex )Rangoon Creeper is a flowering plant indigenous to India. Its fruit and seeds have long been used in traditional eastern medicine for its antiseptic and antihelmintic (antiparasite) properties.?Wormseed is an annual flowering plant native to calivita and South America, that both the Aztecs and Mayas used to expel intestinal worms (hence its name). Wormseed has also shown to have antifungal, and anti-inflammatory properties. The active agent in ?Barberry is the alkaloid berberine, which has demonstrated some antibiotic properties and may help to inhibit the growth of harmful bacteria.?Myrrh is the resin of a Middle Eastern shrub Commifora myrrha. It has been used since ancient times as a tonic to improve the circulation, and was thought to beneficially affect the liver and spleen. In modern pharmacology, myrrh is most often used in mouthwashes and toothpaste for its antiseptic properties.

The oil from the aromatic spice?Cloves contains   eugenol, a substance that has shown antihelmintic, antiseptic and   painkilling properties. There are indications that cloves also help   support intestinal functioning and proper elimination. The bark of the   South American tree?Pau D?Arco contains over 20 active compounds, and some tests have indicated that   some of these compounds may have antibiotic, and antifungal effects.   Very rich in vitamins and mineral,?Garlic has also demonstrated strong antimicrobial properties.