Month 4: Deepen Your Support
Month 4 marks the start of the Intensify phase—and the return of Nutra-BRL at double the dose used in Month 1, with no titration ramp. After three months of coordinated microbial, biofilm, detoxification, and inflammatory response support, the protocol now shifts to a more intensive level of microbial support designed to build on the foundation established during the first half of the program.*
Takuna™ is not included during this phase. Instead, the microbial support blends themselves provide ongoing inflammatory response support while your foundation formulas continue supporting biofilm, detoxification, and cellular energy throughout the month.*
Included Formulas
Dosing Schedule
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Understanding the journey
Developed by Dr. William Lee Cowden, MD, the Cowden+ Support Program (CSP+) combines strategically rotated microbial support with coordinated biofilm, detoxification, inflammatory response, and energy support.
MICROBIAL SUPPORT
INFLAMMATORY RESPONSE SUPPORT
BIOFILM SUPPORT
DETOX & ENERGY SUPPORT
Product Questions Answered
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Safe & Natural
“I have been searching a long time for a natural remedy which is safe and efficacious, and I am very happy with the results that I am seeing with the NutraMedix Cowden Protocol.”
Richard Horowitz, MD
The Clinician Behind CSP+
CSP+ reflects four decades of clinical experience — condensed into a structured, step-by-step protocol using professional-grade botanical formulas. A Board-certified cardiologist and integrative medicine practitioner, Dr. William Lee Cowden is internationally recognized for his work applying botanical and nutritional protocols to complex microbial challenges.