ChiBerry Tonic Benefits
ChiBerry Tonics are designed to support:
- Energy, Vitality
- Calming Relaxation
- Cleansing, Detoxification
- Immune, Lymphatic Function
- Stamina, Hydration
- Mental Focus, Eyesight
- Circulatory, Respiratory Function
- Digestive, Nerve Function
- Skin, Healthy Cell Function
- Endocrine, Reproductive Function
- Muscular, Sexual Function
- Restful Sleep
- Overall Wellbeing
ChiBerry Tonic Breakthroughs
ChiBerry Tonics involve many major breakthroughs. These innovative breakthroughs
will be announced starting in August, 2011.
ChiBerry Outcomes
People are saying that they have better energy, are more focused, are calmer,
have clearer vision, are better hydrated, and are sleeping better as a result
of ingesting ChiBerry Tonics.
Schizandra Berry has been used for over 2,000 years in China. People have ingested Schizandra Berry for a wide range of health-related needs. Schizandra Berry has been proven to be a safe daily tonic herb.
Keep Chiberry Tonics out of the reach of children.
Ask your your physician before ingesting ChiBerry Tonic if you are using
prescription medications, DO NOT ingest ChiBerry Tonics if you are pregnant,
breast-feeding or using blood thinning medication. Not recommended for children
under 12 years old.
The information provided on the ChiBerry
Unsweetened Tonic and ChiBerry
Sweetened Tonic labels, and on this site, is intended for use by healthy
individuals to benefit and normalize body functioning. ChiBerry Tonics are
not prescribed as treatment for any medical or psychological condition.
Users of this web site should not rely on the information provided here for their own
health problems. Any questions regarding your health should be addressed to your physician or other
health care provider.
Schisandra Berry is generally regarded as safe, even though toxicity and
adverse reaction testing has not been well-documented, with the only reported
side effects being dizziness or diarrhea, which can be mitigated by reducing
dosage. Schisandra may induce uterine contraction, and therefore should
be avoided by pregnant women. (0)
What is not well researched is the interaction between ingesting Schizandra
Berry and modern pharmaceutical drugs.
No significant drug interactions have been reported, but Schisandra chinensis
may induce cytochrome P450 and other hepatic metabolic pathways. (1)
Schisandra was shown to significantly inhibit P-glycoprotein and can therefore
interfere with drugs that are transported by P-glycoprotein. (2)
Schisandra was shown to induce CYP3A, and may interfere with drugs that
are metabolized via this enzyme. (3)
The drugs Tacrolimus (Prograf), Cyclosporine, and Warfarin (Coumadin),
have been shown to interact with Schizandra Berry. A drug interaction tool
using Schizandra Berry as a filter is available here.
Natural herbs are generally known to be easier on the body than concentrated,
chemically derived drugs. However, this does not necessarily mean they have
no side effects. Below are links to web sites providing additional information
and possible side effects or interactions related to ingesting Schizandra
Berry:
