I'm in the same boat as you, with M. Pneumonia, HHV6, in addition to EBV, the latter two which, upon last check, were "active" infections. Had 'em since "the bite".
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I'm sorry to say that they are both bioweapons.
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I experienced nothing in the way of side effects from taking it but I did start out slow, like everything. It is expensive!
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Fuel and Ang: I see your doc, too. The three of us have tested positive for mycoplasms and HHV-6 also. My youngest is on an antiviral which targets the EBV and I think HHV-6. We do transfer factors for mycoplasms which are getting to be ridiculously expensive. Some of this should get in check when the immune system strengthens. Fuel, your CD-57 is really low. Are you a candidate for IV antibiotics? My youngest is doing IV glutathione also- more expense. Do you think a 15 year old would be happy getting glutathione and a bottle of transfer factors from Santa?
-------------------- Things are never dull. After 3 fighting Lyme, 2 are in remission. Youngest is still sick, age 22. He has new diagnosed Chiari Malformation and Ehlers Danlos Syndrome. Posts: 1366 | From Perrysburg, Ohio | Registered: Nov 2010
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