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The oleander plant in its raw state is extremely toxic. However, when properly made into an extract in attains strong immune building properties. Properly making an extract entails much more than boiling leaves. Instructions must be followed precisely and the plant must be handled with care. Just touching the plant can result in toxicity.

Furthermore, in making an extract only Nerium Oleander should be used and one must make absolutely sure that the plant has never been sprayed with any type of pesticides.

Anvirzel is an internationally patented extract of the Oleander plant. Dr. Robert Newman, Chief of Pharmacology at M. D. Anderson Clinic in Houston, Texas performed in vitro research and although it passed Phase I clinical trials, to date there has been no funding available to continue with Phase II.

Below are the proper instructions in making a homemade version of the extract

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