Medi-Body Pack (Powder-12 oz) by Premier Research Labs

Medi-Body Pack applied externally draws out deeply embedded toxins, including heavy metals (mercury), dioxin, petrochemicals, aniline residues (from injected anesthetics) and more.*

Grade 10 therapeutic packs with clay, peat magma and shilajit - used for thousands of years in many cultures. Helps increase circulation, boosts immune system, eases muscle tension, rejuvenates cells. Helps rapid clear whole body burden of toxic bioaccumulation to return to ideal cellular resonance. Initiates the "thermal effect" - an increased, deep intrinsic cellular cleansing effect. 100% premier quality ingredients. NO oxidized peat, weak or toxic clays, irradiated/pesticided herbs. For application to local areas of the body. Use in Conjunction with the Medi Body Bath to help replace electrolytes.*

A key factor overlooked in literally every disease is hidden, deep-seated toxicity in the ground substance of the body (i.e. the external meridians and connective tissue) which prevents normal nerve and "chi" flow. These embedded toxins can mean years of delayed healing - or none at all. To quickly eliminate years of these hidden toxins, use the Medi-Body Pack.

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