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Anti-Plague - 8 oz.
Alpha Omega Labs'
Anti-Plague
The "Anti-Plague" formula was created on what seemed like a whim by the late Dr. Christopher So how did it gain such "cult status" among so many American herbalists? The short answer --- its long history of use. Availability.

8 oz. (237 ml.)
32 oz. (946 ml.)
128 oz. (3,785 ml.)


Dr. John R. Christopher Many proprietary herbal formulas are created, with or without health claims, subsequent clinicals, or elaborate marketing schemes by their creators. A few become popular enough to become standard bearers on the shelves of herbalists throughout the formula's culture of origin. The vast majority of these products live out their lives, often experiencing fortunes that parallel those of their creators -- and then slowly sink into obscurity --- not unlike their pharmaceutical cousins. At the other end of the spectrum are those formulas that gain substantial popularity among its users, and gain a "cult status" among its fans.
Such is the case with Anti-Plague. Though Anti-Plague -- and this would include imitation formulas which it spawned -- has seen a surprising number of incarnations, the basic formula itself came from a customer request to create a product that would help a family "survive the coming Plagues" -- (an obvious reference of the millennialist Christian's belief in humanity's coming tribulations). Though the response given by Dr. Christopher®* was quite focussed on the issue and reverential to the querant's quest, the formula itself has grown in popularity that far exceed the boundaries under which it was created. (For those who wish to look deeper, we provide the original video of Dr. Christopher® discussing the Anti-Plague formula.]
In recreating the Dr. Christopher® formula, we have strictly adhered to the original formula, except for the addition of Olive Leaf Extract. (See column at right). The instructions are simple: take one Tablespoon (15 ml.) once per day -- holding the product sublingually for 15 to 20 seconds before swallowing.


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* Dr. Christopher® is a registered trademark of Dr. Christopher's Original Formulas, Springville, UT 84663 (USA)
To U.S. Users: This product has not been evaluated by the U.S. Food & Drug Administration, nor has any of the contents of this page. This product is, therefore, not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

What's in It?
And Who Makes It?
Our version of Anti-Plague is very close to the original formula, save for the addition of olive leaf extract. Ingredients: Fresh garlic juice, wormwood, lobelia, marshmellow root, white oak bark, black walnut leaves, mullein leaves, scullcap, gravel root, plantain leaves, olive leaf extract, aloe vera gel -- all in base of pure vegetable glycerin, apple cidar vinegar, and raw, unfiltered honey.
The formula itself is handcrafted by a master herbalist and naturopathic "vitalist" in the U.S. who is a life-long student of Dr. Christopher's work -- an associate of Alpha Omega Labs for some years now.
Original Dr. Christopher's Anti-Plague formula Anti-Plague is not a tincture -- nor are the herbs uncommon. The original product name, we feel, is slightly misleading: Anti-Plague Syrup [emphasis added]. This product is NOT a syrup -- but instead yields a viscometer reading much closer to plain water: under 2.0 cP (centipoise).