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Indica440
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I have the Biopure one currently using it a for a strong flu and it HELPS. How many caps do i need?

1 Cap of Biopure Garlic has 5,4 mg Allicin.

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http://www.klinghardtacademy.com/Protocols/The-Use-of-Pharmax-Nutriceuticals-in-the-Treatment-of-Chronic-Lyme-Disease.html

Scroll down to see: Freeze-Dried Garlic & Allicin


Below, Although a different brand, I strongly suggest also getting this book and studying this site.

Allicin is best a part of plan, and this source suggest it be dosed according to one's weight. Call and talk with Hepapro about their chart.

Biopure is also an excellent brand but I think it's vital to read from this LL author, too, as well as from Dr. K - so that you have a full range of information about allicin.


http://tinyurl.com/5drx94

Book: Lyme Disease and Modern Chinese Medicine -

- by Dr. QingCai Zhang, MD & Yale Zhang

web site: try www.sinomedresearch.org

Passwords: "clinic" and then "clinic" again

or call for help: Hepapro - www.hepapro.com
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Not everyone can metabolize garlic. For anyone who suspects they might be one of those, more detail here:

http://flash.lymenet.org/scripts/ultimatebb.cgi/topic/1/119197?#000000

Topic: Garlic vs. Allicin
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