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gigimac
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For the past few weeks i have had bad brain fog, word loss, loss of train of thought. it is soo frusturating. I feel like I am losing my intelligence and ability to think normally.

Is there anything that helps? supplement wise?

I have been broke so not much treatment lately. I just got some sovereign silver hydrosol silver today. I hope that may help.

Also, I am still hoping to afford rife one day.

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lpkayak
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Ginko helps me

Also i make tea with buhner herbs and i am much less fogged when i use it

It only costs a dew hundred a year to treat this way but requires you learn how to make the tea

When i was very figgy it was hard but i figurrd ut out and now it us easy

Pm me if you want more info

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Judie
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phosphatidylserine

I take it before bed and got my brain back pretty fast.

There's info on WebMD. I take a much higher dose than what's on there.

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phosphatidylserine...I agree 120% brain fog disappeared after 8 years of this crap. Just ordered another bottle.

They are getting positive results with this also to treat Alzheimer condition.

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/1609044

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So what dosages are you all using?
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Japanese Knotweed, Glutathione for Detox, Sublingual Vitamin B-12 have all helped me.

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thanks for the responses, will look into these.
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judie

bigstan....

are you taking the bovine PHOSPHATIDYLSERINE?

I am not sure I feel good about trying that. there is a cabbage one now. anyone know if that one works for lyme/alzheimer sx?

thanks

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