Indication:
| Toxins | Indication |
| Cytomegalovirus | Viruses |
| DNA viruses | |
| Human papilloma viruses | |
| Influenza virus A | |
| Influenza virus B | |
| Influenza virus C | |
| Tick-borne encephalitis | |
| Polyomaviridae | |
| Retroviridae | |
| RNA viruses | |
| Viral toxins | |
| Viruses |
Detail:
Ver is one of the most commonly used antimicrobial preparations, right after Borrelia. It targets viruses. Viruses are divided into two groups. RNA viruses, which include influenza virus, coronavirus, respiratory viruses, liver viruses and others. They are not life-threatening, even though we are currently experiencing a politically exaggerated Coronavirus epidemic. The second group are DNA viruses, that is, Herpes simplex virus, Herpes zoster virus, Cytomegalovirus, Epstein-Barr virus, Papillomavirus and others. These are the viruses that are more likely to produce chronic viral burdens and viral foci. Some leave behind viral toxins (Mitox). When using Ver, a combination with Rescirk, a respiratory system preparation, a preparation for the affected organ, e.g. Brein or Hepcirk, and a preparation for viral immunity. The structure is found in the mesencephalon - Tectum mesencephalicum.