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R62
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Does anyone know if there is a reason that the tinctures are paired as they are?

Mora and Cumanda (mora for babesia, I think)

Enula and Quina (both for babesia, I think)

Banderol and Samento

Can these be switched around?

http://www.bionatus.com/nutramedix/pdfs/Condcowdensum.pdf

This one above contains instructions for imprinted bottles as well.

http://www.bionatus.com/nutramedix/pdfs/Condcowdenschd.pdf

The schedule.

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Wow - this looks more complicated than a year ago when I did the Full Cowden.

Not familiar with Mora but I know that Enula ad Quina are for Babs. Samento is for Lyme. I rotated Banderol after the first couple months of Cumanda instead of Quina.

Enula was also good for parasites and Cumanda good for Yeast/Molds and all products cover a variety of other things, too.

When I had questions I called Nutramedix and they were very helpful.

Here is one of my favorite links:

http://www.bionatus.com/nutramedix/pdfs/antimicrobialcompared_Bs.pdf

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Thanks mojo.. I'll call
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Please let us know what they say. I'd be interested in their answer. Probably others would be too.

Thanks

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I'll contact this week and get back to you all.
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Good link mojo- thanks!
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