NGD Care NAC Berberine

Para Clean is a powerful combination of N-acetylcysteine (NAC) and berberine, specifically designed to break through the biofilm of pathogenic parasites, fungi, and yeasts. By breaking down this protective layer, pathogens become more accessible to the immune system or complementary therapies, significantly increasing the effectiveness of treatment.

This formula is an essential component of the Giardia protocol , but can also be used separately for other parasitic or bacterial infections such as Borrelia. At the same time, Para Clean supports the gastrointestinal tract, liver, and cognitive balance.

• Breaks down the biofilm of parasites and yeasts. Effective against Giardia, Candida and other pathogens.
• NAC supports liver and detoxification Helps remove toxins released during biofilm breakdown
• Protects against Herxheimer reaction Reduces symptoms with rapid breakdown of pathogens
• Berberine with broad antimicrobial effect, Works against bacteria, protozoa, viruses, fungi and yeasts
• Supports cognitive functions and behavioral balance Through the glutamate-regulating effect of NAC

Composition per capsule:
NAC 150 mg
Berberine 150 mg

Ingredients:
NAC, berberine, HPMC vega capsule wall

Dosage for dogs and cats:

<10 kg: ½ capsule 2x per day

10 to 30 kg: 1 capsule 2x per day

30 kg: 2 capsules twice a day

Usage:

Capsules can be opened and mixed with food or administered whole. Store in a dry, closed place at room temperature.

Contraindications:

Berberine has a toxic effect if it enters the bloodstream directly. Oral administration is safe. Therefore, a non-liposomal preparation was chosen.

Side effects:

At high doses, NAC and berberine can cause nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, or constipation

Interactions:

Berberine inhibits the enzyme CYP3A, which can affect the breakdown of certain medications (such as tetracyclines and blood sugar lowering medications)

Please note: this supplement is not a substitute for medical treatment. If you have any questions or are considering medication, always consult your veterinarian.