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phyl6648
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I have heard Grape Seed extract is a good antioxidant and a blood thinner as well as garlic.

Not grapefruit but grape seed.. Anyone tried it? I do know garlic is great and was eating it but the GERD stopped my garlic eating and I love garlic.

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http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/sites/entrez

PubMed Search:

Grape Seed extract � 380 abstracts

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http://www.naturalnews.com/grape_seed_extract.html

Article Search at Natural News:

Grape Seed extract - many good articles

You might also want to search: Pycnogenol

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Yes, it is a great antioxidant and blood thinner.

Before you switch, remember garlic has antibiotic/antimicrobial properties which grape seed does not have. You will have to find other substitutions there if you were using it to kill lyme or other bugs.

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momlyme
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I have been taking grapeseed extract for 15+ years...
for my 'arthritis.'

I was told when I was 23 that I had chronic reactive arthritis. I believed that until my son got sick with lyme. Now I believe that I have had lyme all this time.

I control the pain (which is localized to one arm) with grapeseed extract. At one time I took 27 pills a day to stay out of pain. Now I have a much more potent brand where I only need 1-2 per day.

Note: The grapeseed extract does not work for my son! It makes him sick! Very bad reaction & I think this is because of one of his co-infections... not sure which.

When we started muscle testing - I test strong for the grapeseed extract... my son does not. It confirms what I already knew from his reaction.

We are all different!

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Toxic mold was suppressing our immune systems, causing extreme pain, brain fog and magnifying symptoms. Four days after moving out, the healing began.

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For me, grapeseed extract capsules, together with noni juice, completely shrinks lipomas, which are fat tumors, to nothing. A real successful treatment here.
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Hey Momlyme--

what is the potent brand you use... supposed to start using it myself and want to suggest good brands to my llmd

many thanks!

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Doxy, Amoxicilin, Magnesium, Diflucan, Olive Leaf Extract, Others

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jackie51
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robin--what is noni juice? where do you buy GSE capsules? online or store?
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