Important: Use the products within the recommended time and honor your payment agreements.

When a qualified doctor gives you a recommendation, they can’t always explain every detail. You trust their judgment because they know what’s best for your health, even if the reasoning isn’t fully explained.

Many people start treatment by paying affordable monthly installments, previously reviewed and accepted. These payments don’t always match the treatment cycle, which may last six months with evaluations every six weeks, while the payment plan can extend longer to make access easier for more people.

However, some patients make the mistake of accumulating products for over a month and stop making payments because they "still have product left." This logic is dangerous.

Immunity-regulating treatments should not be used after 30 to 45 days. As they are compounded formulas, chemical changes begin the moment they are prepared. Even if unopened, some components expire due to internal reactions. Once opened, exposure to oxygen accelerates degradation.

Using expired products or delaying treatments is like cheating your immune system. And when you cheat immunity, the consequences often come back stronger and more resistant.

So, use the products as directed, avoid accumulation, and stay consistent with your payment plan, which is structured to support your long-term health.

This video shows a real chain reaction to help you understand what could happen in your body if you ignore these guidelines. Don’t cheat your health.