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MBB3
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Hello:

Does anyone supplement with this regularly? Has it been helpful?

An informational site was espousing its' use against Hep C and then went on to say it can be effective against Lyme?

Have you combined it with ABX?

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JunkYardWily
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i take it every other day. i dont know how to tell any benifit. i always feel like crap so...i take it with abx.

ive heard good things as well. then again ive heard good things about 1000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 different things and none work...

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Whatever you choose stick w/it long term, at least a few months and you may notice it is helping. This goes for abx and natural.

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I take it as well every other day BUT I too feel like crap all the time so I don't know if it is helping. I take it to help combat yeast.

Sorry...I do know that it is supposed to be Wild Oil of Oregano. That's all I have.

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