Zoiben

Zoiben is Remedylink’s bitters and essential oil formula for parasite, yeast and biofilm detox. The 60 mL liquid combines a blend of organic essential oils with the bitter herbs berberine and gentian in a base of organic pumpkin seed oil, and you take it by the spoon, by the drop or as a mouth rinse.

How Zoiben Works

Parasites and their eggs come in with the food we eat and the water we drink, and the small intestine is often colonised by bacteria that produce hydrogen, hydrogen sulfide and methane. Many of these organisms shelter in biofilms: protective layers that attach to your tissues and trap white blood cells, so the immune system can’t reach them. Plants defend themselves against parasites with bitter and aromatic compounds, which is why animals seek out bitter, aromatic plants when they need to clear an infection. Zoiben puts that strategy in one bottle: its bitters, polyphenols and essential oils help your body suppress unwanted bacteria, parasites and yeast, and they are known for being non-toxic to us. The bitter taste has a second job. It signals that you’re satisfied, so cravings for sweet and savoury foods, the sugar and glutamate that parasites and yeast live on, tend to ease.

Key Ingredients

Essential oils and bitters, carried in organic pumpkin seed oil:

• Ginger, clove, oregano and thyme oils — organic essential oils, together with a steam-distilled pine resin extract, all known for their effects on parasites.
• Berberine — a very bitter plant compound that works against parasites and supports a healthy response to insulin.
• Gentian — a very bitter herb that wakes up digestion and helps you feel satisfied at the end of a meal.
• Pumpkin seed oil — the organic base that carries the essential oils.

Who It’s For

Zoiben is for you if you’re working on parasites, yeast or biofilms: you crave sweet and savoury foods no matter how much you eat, or notice a white coating on your tongue. A drop of bitters before meals also suits you if you never quite feel satisfied after eating.

Suggested Use

For an acute phase, take one teaspoon (not a tablespoon) a day for three days and drink plenty of water. For maintenance, take 3 drops with every meal; if you never feel satisfied after eating, a single drop before meals can help, although it may raise your hunger at first as digestion picks up. As a mouth rinse, mix 1 teaspoon with 2 teaspoons of sesame or coconut oil, swish for 15 minutes and spit out. Shake well, keep refrigerated, do not take with macrolide antibiotics or SSRI medication, and use as directed by your healthcare practitioner.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Zoiben come with a dropper? No. Remedylink doesn’t supply one, because the essential oils can break down the rubber of a dropper in transit.

Can Zoiben stain? Yes. It can stain skin temporarily and teeth long term.

What if I feel odd sensations after taking Zoiben? It can be a reaction, as some people are sensitive to clove oil, or it can be parasites dying off in other parts of the body. Read more in Parasite Die-Off Symptoms.

Why is Zoiben so bitter? Bitterness is the point. Bitter compounds are part of how plants fend off parasites, and modern agriculture has bred most of them out of our diet, while we evolved eating them as a healthy stressor for our detox and immune responses.