Annovet
Strengthens the immune system. Supportive therapy in cancer patients. Antiviral, antibacterial and antiparasitic effects.
Product description
A natural preparation of graviola (Annona muricata). Auxiliary product in oncological diseases. It contains acetogenins that cause energy starvation of cells with inefficient anaerobic metabolism (cells of some tumors). In elderly animals, it increases vitality. It helps relieve stress, lowers blood pressure and optimizes blood sugar levels. It also has antibacterial and antiparasitic effects (anaerobic and protozoal infections).
Product use
- Supportive therapy for cancer patients - cytostatic effects validated in mammary, testicular and liver tumors (Imunovet, Korovet, Regavet, Kingvet).
- Geriatric agent - stimulation of vitality in senior animals (Regavet, Kingvet, Korovet).
- Strengthening of the immune system (Imunovet, Virovet).
- Antiviral and antibacterial effects (Virovet, Kingvet).
- Bacterial infections including some bacteria resistant to common antibiotics (Imunovet, Kingvet).
- Reduction of microbial load in older animals (Probiovet).
- Antiparasitic effects (protozoa).
- Catarrh of mucous membranes (Virovet, Regavet).
- Colic pains, cramps - spasmolytic agent.
- Cardiotonic agent, lowers high blood pressure.
- Optimization of blood sugar levels.
- Harmonization of the psyche - antidepressant (Korovet, Etovet).
Recommendation from a veterinarian
I like to use Annovet in senior animals - it increases their vitality and improves their mental and physical condition. It has its place in cancer prevention and also in the therapy of certain types of tumors of the mammary glands, liver and others. It can be used in cases of intact inoperable tumors, but also as part of a complex protocol before planned surgery, when it can significantly weaken the tumor and reduce its aggressiveness. Milena Martincová, DVM
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