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Dawn in VA
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Does anyone know about this?

I can't find any info on the all-knowing Internet about it. The Rx info info that comes with it doesn't say yeah or nay either, and I doubt my pharmacist would know.

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I take alinia & don't know of any interaction with supplements.
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Thanks bv. I hope that's precisely the case b/c juggling everything can get a bit nutty!

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No, but be sure to support the body to eliminate. Die-off brings other toxins with it because parasites hold toxic metals and others.
Watch for fungi and viral flare-up, mild, but they are part of the ecosystem until you start cleaning up.

Take care.
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No, but be sure to support the body to eliminate. Die-off brings other toxins with it because parasites hold toxic metals and others.
Watch for fungi and viral flare-up, mild, but they are part of the ecosystem until you start cleaning up.

Take care.
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Dawn in VA
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Thanks, GiGi.

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