FungiDog “Antiparasite” • 120 g

Detailed description of the action of the ingredients:

Yellow chanterelle

Chanterelles are valuable anthelmintic fungi due to the monosaccharide D-mannose (chitinmannose). Chitinmannose is a natural anthelmintic, so chanterelle helps to easily get rid of any worm infestations. This polysaccharide is able to break through the outer cover of the worm, penetrate the nerve ganglion and cause blocking of its nervous system. And the disturbed work of the worm’s nervous system leads to the death of the parasite. D-mannose works against helminths that infect animal and human organisms. The effect of D-mannose extends to the eggs and cysts of worms. After all, helminths, being in the body of a person or an animal, constantly lay a huge number of eggs — this is their way of survival. Even if an adult dies, dozens of others will take its place after a while. In this case, the outer shell of the egg or cyst, being subject to dissolution by D-mannose, loses its protective function, which always leads to the death of eggs. It is especially important that the surrounding healthy tissues do not suffer from this death, because standard anthelmintic therapy is carried out with sufficiently toxic drugs that have a large number of side effects and often negatively affects the body. Having no serious side effects, chanterelle extracts compare favorably with conventional antiparasitic therapy. In addition to D-mannose, there are other polysaccharides in the common chanterelle — β-glucans, which trigger a specific antiparasitic defense mechanism in the body. It consists in the activation of specific leukocytes — eosinophils, which are capable of destroying both small parasites and even large worms. Eosinophils have a substance (protein) known as MBP (from eng. Major Basic Protein), contained in eosinophil granules. After activation, the eosinophils begin their attack, releasing MBP near the helminth and damaging the external membrane of the parasite, literally “piercing” it. Anthelmintic preparations from chanterelles are especially effective in enterobiosis, teniosis, trichocephalosis, ascariasis, opisthorchiasis, clonorhosis, schistosomiasis and giardiasis.

Birch sponge

Interacting with chanterelle, birch sponge enhances its anthelmintic effect and strengthens and supports the pet’s body.
Acting on the liver, birch sponge stabilizes its work. As a result, the process of splitting fats improves, metabolism increases and fat deposition in the body stops, as well as the elimination of the consequences of helminthic invasion accelerates.

Pumpkin seeds

Unpeeled pumpkin seeds are an effective anthelmintic for humans and pets. Their active protein, cucurbitin, causes fading (paralysis) and subsequent death of intestinal parasites. The largest amount of it is contained in the film located between the seed peel and its core, so only raw seeds that have undergone natural drying are used in our collection. To process pumpkin seeds, the liver produces a large amount of bile. Similarly, the liver reacts to proteins secreted by dead parasites. As a result, helminths are washed out of the bile ducts into the small and then into the large intestine. Due to the special mechanism of action of pumpkin seeds on worms, dead worms do not linger in the dog’s body and are usually quickly excreted naturally. At the same time, they do not damage the mucous tissues of the intestinal walls and do not disrupt its normal operation. Pumpkin seeds work great against giardia, roundworms (pinworms, ascaris), tapeworms (bovine and pork tapeworms), stop the growth of liver flukes. In case of serious worm infestations of parasites accumulated in the colon, in some cases it is necessary to eliminate them in a timely manner with the help of a cleansing enema in order to prevent decomposition with subsequent toxic effect.
The amino acids and fiber contained in pumpkin seed make it possible to cleanse the body of toxins and waste products of helminths in a short time. Vitamins and minerals included in their composition (P, K, Mg, Fe, etc.) restore well-being after deworming.