Introducing Aspidos | Fulmina Distri, a remarkable tree bark extract derived from "Geissospermum Vellosii," known as Aspidos, meaning "shield" in ancient Greek. Historically used by Native South Americans against fevers and revered for its "magical" properties, it gained scientific recognition in the 1950s. Its antipyretic (fever-reducing) properties were first verified in 1954 by a botanist anthropologist at the University of California, Berkeley. Aspidos' effectiveness against fever and potential broad-spectrum antiviral action is attributed to its diverse active ingredients, noted for their cell-preserving properties. Fulmina has harnessed these properties through spagyric processes, creating a quintessence from the tree bark diluted in mead, preserving its traditional values and supporting immune system function.