Reducing elevated C-Reactive Protein (CRP) ​

C-reactive protein (CRP) is a blood plasma protein that rises in response to inflammation, helping the immune system clear dead cells and bacteria. Elevated CRP levels can indicate inflammation, infections, and disease risk.

Case Studies

C-Reactive Protein Patients - Case Study 1

Here is one of many examples of the impact of our treatment on the reduction of elevated C-Reactive Protein in a very short period and without side effects :
On 5/7/2022 – before our treatment – the CRP has been 10.8
On 20/7/2022 – after our treatment – the CRP has more than halved to 4.3  
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C-Reactive Protein Patients - Case Study 2

Here are the results of our exclusive treatment: We achieved a substantial reduction in CRP levels in less than two weeks, all without any observed side effects.
Before the treatments
After the treatments

C-Reactive Protein Patients - Case Study 3

Third case study results show CRP results before and after our treatment.
Before the treatment –  27/1/2024  
After the treatment -19/2/2023 – result changed to be in the boundaries of the norm.
Once again, no side effects have been reported. 
Before the treatments
After the treatments

C-Reactive Protein Patients - Case Study 4

This is a case study with a woman who was diagnosed with cancer. 
Our plant based treatment helped reduce her CRP from 1.34 to 0.09.
No side effects. 
Before the treatments
After the treatments

C-Reactive Protein Patients - Case Study 5

These are the results before and after of a breast cancer patient.
Once again, our treatment was the exclusive treatment, no side effects.
Tumor has shrank as described on our cancer page.

Before the treatments
After the treatments