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PRODUCT EDUCATION<br />

Help keep sick 'bugs' at<br />

bay with Soni-Pure<br />

BY Bill Misner, Ph.D., and Steve Born<br />

T<br />

here are a plethora of ways, most<br />

of which are simple, common<br />

sense strategies, to help protect<br />

you from getting sick during the<br />

cold and flu season:<br />

• Eating a healthy diet that contains a<br />

variety of whole plant foods<br />

• Supplementing your diet with a<br />

variety of antioxidant nutrients<br />

• Making sure you’re drinking<br />

sufficient amounts of clean, pure<br />

water (see next page)<br />

• Exercising regularly<br />

• Reducing stress as much as possible<br />

• Getting adequate amounts of sleep<br />

Last, but certainly not least, is washing<br />

your hands with soap and hot water<br />

frequently. Dr. Bill Misner elaborates:<br />

"Hand washing is the beginning of<br />

infection control. This is an indisputable<br />

fact, not simply a statement. Hands<br />

need to be washed with soap and water,<br />

and the temperature needs to be hot.<br />

Why? Because oils on the skin allow<br />

common germs to adhere to the skin<br />

more easily. Though hot water does<br />

kill some microbes, water alone fails to<br />

remove germs completely. The purpose<br />

of hand washing is to remove or destroy<br />

(disinfect) pathogenic microorganisms<br />

("germs" in common parlance) in order<br />

to avoid transmitting them to yourself or<br />

others."<br />

Soni-Pure – When hot water and soap<br />

aren’t available (and perhaps even<br />

when they are!)<br />

With even more potent strains of viruses<br />

and bacteria now present, and seemingly<br />

increasing at an alarming rate, the need<br />

for practicing good personal hygiene—<br />

especially frequent hand washing—is<br />

no longer an option, it’s a necessity.<br />

However, hot water and soap are not<br />

20 Feb/Mar : Issue 83<br />

always readily available, and that’s<br />

where Soni-Pure comes in. As per Dr.<br />

Misner, “Soni-Pure is a highly effective<br />

antibiotic foaming agent, shown to<br />

remarkably clean hands by physically<br />

drawing aerobic bacteria, fungi, yeasts,<br />

and mold spores out of skin pores where<br />

aerobic bacteria were either inhibited or<br />

totally destroyed.”<br />

Summary<br />

Unlike the overwhelming number of<br />

hand sanitizers available, Soni-Pure is<br />

petroleum-free and alcohol-free; it won’t<br />

dry your skin or expose you to harsh<br />

chemicals. Soni-Pure’s beneficial effects<br />

last longer as well. Dr. Misner writes,<br />

“Alcohol-based skin sanitizers kill 99%<br />

of aerobic bacteria and yeast/mold/<br />

fungus immediately; however,<br />

the microbial proliferation<br />

rebounds rapidly post<br />

alcohol-based application,<br />

while the natural Soni-<br />

Pure formula postponed<br />

microbial colonization for<br />

up to eight hours after<br />

application.”<br />

Additionally, Soni-<br />

Pure doesn’t have that<br />

awful chemical odor; in<br />

fact, Soni-Pure smells<br />

downright pleasant!<br />

Once you try it, we know<br />

you’ll love it and won’t<br />

ever go back to those<br />

harsh, alcohol-based hand<br />

sanitizers. Taking the<br />

aforementioned steps,<br />

and including Soni-Pure<br />

as part of your “arsenal,”<br />

will help you stay healthy<br />

all year long, especially<br />

during the cold and flu<br />

season. HN<br />

The Soni-Pure<br />

Proprietary<br />

Antibacterial<br />

Blend<br />

Pink Grapefruit Seed Extract is<br />

well known for its broad-spectrum<br />

antimicrobial activity, killing or suppressing<br />

numerous forms of detrimental bacteria.<br />

Orange Oil has antiseptic and antibacterial<br />

properties.<br />

Basil Oil exhibits a broad spectrum of<br />

antiviral activity. Along with clove oil,<br />

basil oil has antimicrobial effects on the<br />

detrimental bacteria Shigella fexneri.<br />

Clove Oil and Bay Oil contain the antiviral<br />

substance eugenol, which has virucidal<br />

(destructive to viruses) effects and<br />

has even been shown to be effective<br />

in inhibiting herpes virus replication<br />

in vitro.<br />

Tea Tree Oil has been shown to<br />

inhibit or kill many detrimental<br />

microorganisms such as<br />

Eschericia coli, Mycoplasma<br />

pneumoniae, Porphyromonas<br />

gingivalis, Propionibacterium<br />

acnes, Pseudomonas aeruginosa,<br />

Staphylococcus aureus,<br />

Staphylococcus epidermidis,<br />

Streptococcus mutans, Streptococcus<br />

pyogenes, detrimental fungi on the<br />

skin, Candida albicans, Pityrosporum<br />

ovale, Trichophyton mentagrophytes,<br />

detrimental protozoa, Trichomonas<br />

vaginalis, and herpes simplex virus<br />

type 1 and type 2.<br />

Sage Oil has bacteriostatic (inhibits<br />

or retards the growth of bacteria),<br />

antifungal, and antiviral properties.

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