Weird Fruit FORTIFIES Your Immune System

By Jack Taylor Posted March 20, 2020

Dear Turapür Today Reader,

The worst of the winter months may be behind us, but that doesn’t mean you can ABANDON your immune system.

Instead, you should want it stronger than ever… ready and able to fight any spring infection, germ, or coronavirus that comes your way…

And, friend, I’m back today with an easy and affordable way to do just that.

It’s a weird-looking berry proven to BOOST your body’s defenses and FORTIFY your immune system, helping you DODGE and DEFEAT seasonal illness, flu, and more…

And according to one study, it may help fight a certain kind of coronavirus.

It’s called Sambucus nigra, or black elderberry, and it’s one of the world’s most popular natural remedies.

Hundreds of years ago, healers would use the elder plant’s flowers and leaves to relieve pain, swelling, and inflammation. They used its berries to fight influenza and battle infection… and amazingly, modern research has confirmed many of these effects!

In a number of studies, elderberry has been shown to:

• Reduce flu symptoms such as fever, headaches, achiness, and nasal congestion,
• Lower their severity,
• Help folks recover from flu FOUR DAYS faster than non-users, and
• Stop the “viral propagation” of flu in infected cells!

In other words, it helped stop flu from spreading between cells… slowing the virus down and likely contributing to those faster recovery times…

And that’s just the start.

In a study on diabetic rats, elderberry was also found to strengthen the immune system by increasing production of important immune cells… the white blood cells responsible for defeating invading germs!

Plus, a recent study showed that a relative of black elderberry, Chinese elder, may help fight certain strains of human coronavirus.

In this lab study, published in Virus Research in November, researchers tested an extract made from Chinese elder stems against HCoV-NL63, a coronavirus that causes respiratory illnesses, and found that the plant helped sustain anti-HCoV-NL63 activity.

Specifically, they found that elder extract limited the spread of coronavirus cells and stopped them from attaching to healthy ones, likely due to a compound called caffeic acid…

But while these results look promising, it’s important to note that the coronavirus strain used in this study was NOT COVID-19, just a relative, so there’s no guarantee that elder will affect the current pandemic.

However, elderberry and elderflower have a documented history of battling illness and relieving certain symptoms, so it might be a good idea to have some at home – just in case.

Look for capsules, syrups, and other supplements online through retailers like Amazon. Speak with a physician you trust before supplementing.

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Regards,

Jack Taylor
Department of Research, Turapür Products