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JCarlhelp
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Anybody have any suggestions for reducing the Mepron Blues
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Stop taking it!

Seriously, call your doctor. Mine lifted within 48 hours. There are other options. This is a serious side effect.

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Mepron causes oxidation, which kills the organism causing the disease.
Continuous oxidation in the body without relief will make you feel bad.

If you stop the medication for a couple days, be sure to eat green vegetables, which are high in antioxidants.
You can take supplements high in antioxidants, such as Coenzyme Q10 and mangosteen.


Since antioxidants counteract the oxidizing action of Mepron, doctors advise you not to take them, as they will reduce Mepron's effectiveness.

Once you stop Mepron, you need antioxidants for the body's cells to work better.

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