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Topic: Grapefruit Seed Extract GSE Studies - Antibiotic?

METALLlC BLUE
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Shandy you just started treatment, he's not going to go right to the GSE.

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UnexpectedIlls
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Oh ok.. so this is something you do later in tx??

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djf2005
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No, its something you do when your body can handle it.

He only suggested i take it because i have a million questions every time i see him, and i asked him what to take for virals, etc. He suggested GSE, but i have yet to add it as well as olive leaf extract.

Like MB said, he wont throw it on you until you can handle it, or, like me, until you ask for it.

You will see over time, that Dr H. will attempt to treat everything he can (that you can tolerate) at once in order to eradicate any opportunistic infections you might have.

good luck

derek [Big Grin]

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sparkle7
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Hoosiers - I herxed from using it. I think it's all part of the process towards wellness... It's not like you herx once & you're all better.

I'm not on abx, so I just proceed one day at a time. As long as I feel I'm going in the right direction - it's all good.

I'm doing some other things so I don't feel I need the GSE right now. I think someone suggested to take it for a week or a few days every month, as needed.

That seems like a good plan to me.

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radfaraf
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I have now doubt that GSE has antibiotic properties. A very easy test is to put it on pimples or scrapes, they go away faster with GSE.

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2roads
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up to those recently asking-

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