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jory
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Thought this would be of interest here.

http://www.ctvnews.ca/mobile/health/sweet-sidekick-maple-syrup-extract-appears-to-boost-antibiotics-1.3351481
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Yes, this has been discussed before. Am using it.
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PS. Their mechanism hypotheses are consistent with those developed by Lewis at Northeastern and Zhang at Hopkins on their persisters, both stationary and round forms and why multiple compounds are often more effective.
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Being I am doing rocephin and timdemax now, how would this benefit myself and where can you get this form of the maple syrup?
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Real (pure) maple syrup is humble, comes in a can, and is canned at source. Here's a good brand at a good price at amazon. It's made about 100km from where I live.

https://www.amazon.ca/Labonté-Maple-Syrup-AMBER-Milliliter/dp/B00Y28IQ48

This is my local walmart selection for comparison:

http://imgur.com/4vSfq4o
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