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tick battler
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Gigi - I saw you have used this product in the past - so would love your thoughts on this!

I have started my family on Energy Boost 70, which is a liquid plant derived mineral supplement containing "energy minerals, trace elements and amino acids." You add a little to a glass of water and drink it.

The homeopathic nurse who recommended it said that it doesn't matter if you take it with antibiotics b/c it won't cause them to be ineffective. She said it's like food.

What do you all think? I certainly don't want to take the chance that it could affect the drug protocol.

It is supposed to be taken at breakfast and lunch, but not later b/c it apparently can keep you awake.

Thanks,

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Tick Battler,

Yes, you can take them around mealtime when you take abx. That is what I used to do when I still needed to supplement. Just make sure your digestion and absorption works well.

Take care.

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Thanks so much Gigi!

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