Dear friends and clients, We have enjoyed your patronage and friendship over the years. Since the Lifenhance product line is no longer available, we have decided to take an extended vacation. God bless you all and best of health!

Immune Enhance - natural solutions for cancer patients. treat chemo side effects. natural herbs cancer

Ingredients - Natural Herbs to treat Cancer

Specialty Natural Products:
Strengthen Immune System - Leucozepin > Pain Relief - Eezapein > Fight Nausea - Apazin
Maintain Strong Immunity - ImmuForce > Boost Energy - ENERhance > Sleep/Stress - Relazovac
Natural Product Combo Offers:
Energy and Immunity Combo - ENERhance + ImmuForce
Fortify Your Immune System Combo - Leucozepin + ImmuForce
Kick Start Your Immune System Combo - Leucozepin + ENERhance

All ingredients for our products are 100% natural. We have provided information on all our ingredients below for your convenience. We are especially proud of our natural ingredients and encourage you to educate yourself before making a purchase. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact us.

White Peony

Latin name: Radix Paeoniae Alba
Chinese Name: Bai-Shao (White Peony)

Traditional Uses
Actions: Supplements blood, controls pain, alleviates sudden onset of disease
Applications: Chest, abdominal, and costal pain, dysentery, spasm of the limbs, fever due to yin-deficiency, menorrhagia, functional bleeding

Pharmacology
(1)   Antispasmodic and analgesic effects: In experiments using extirpated rabbits’ intestinal tracts and tests on smooth muscle of unextirpated rats’ stomach and uterus, it has been shown to lower the tonicity of the muscles and inhibit activities.
(2)   Sedative effect: Paeoniflorin inhibits the central nervous system.
(3)   Antibacterial effect: It possesses quite pronounced antibacterial action on Staphylococcus aureus and Shigella dysenteriae.
(4)   Other effects: Preliminary experiments show that the herb inhibits gastric secretion and prevents the development of gastric ulcers due to nervousness in rats. Clinical observation indicates that the herb inhibits diaphoresis and diuresis.

Reference: Hung-yen Hsu, Ph.D. and Associates: Oriental Materia Medica A Concise Guide 1986, Keats Publishing