IMOD

IMOD is a herbal medicine developed by Russian and Iranian scientists, which is said to stop the spread of AIDS by strengthening immunity. The drug has already been approved by the Iranian Ministry of Health. International health authorities, however, claim the medicine is ineffective. In the recent years, the novel registered drug named (IMOD) has shown positive effects on reduction of oxidative stress and pro-inflammatory status in various studies. IMOD is a combination of ethanolic extracts of :

• Tanacetum vulgare (Tansy)
• Rosa canina (Rose Hip)
• Urtica dioica (Nettle)
• Selenium
• Flavonoids
• carotenes

and then exposed to a pulsed electromagnetic field.

Benefits and uses of IMOD are

anti-inflammatory and anti-oxidative stress to treat :

• colitis
• diabetes
• hyperchlosteromia
• polycyctic ovary syndrome
• liver injury
• Aids/HIV