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echorox
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was just wondering if any of you Lymies had [or still are] taken Samento treatment and gotten very good, good, medium, poor benefits from it?
In 2002 I went on a heavy regimen of Cat's Claw [from sourse, in purest form] and achieved a good deal of success from it.. [even if the taste was so horrendous it almost drove me over the edge haha]

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Dekrator48
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echorox,

I started TOA free Cat's Claw (Prima Una de Gato)
about 3 weeks ago, so it is too soon to report results.

I am working my way up to a higher dosage.

I am also on doxy and plaquenil.

You can find some old posts about Samento/TOA free Cat's Claw using the search feature.

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onbam
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After reading Eva Sapi's June study on that and Banderol, I started taking them, and I wound up having a major relapse. Cognitive function went from around 100% to about 85%.
So right now I'm inclined to believe the Swiss Martin Sievers, who concluded that Samento actually promoted Bb growth.

Maybe others have had better results.

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sixgoofykids
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moving to medical questions

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