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The NADH is only available through ProHealth. Their

website is www.immunesupport.com. The name of it is

ENADA. It isn't cheap, but I don't think it's terribly

expensive.

The study on NADH is available in the ls of Allergy,

Asthma, and Immunology (Vol 82, pp 185-191, Feb 1999).

The cost of the NADH (for 30 tablets) is $19.95. You

take 1-2 tablets/day. The cost for 60 tabs is $36.95.

If you'd like to order the catalog, which is also where

I get my MSM and malic acid, the # is 800-366-6056. No

one else is selling NADH as of yet, and probably won't

for a while.

Let me know if you have any more questions or need any

more info.

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> Patty,

> I am really really glad to hear that your doing better finally, I

> hope that it lasts and that you will finally get rid of the awful

> brain fog. I think there is still hope for us all, and when I look

> back at how awful I felt when I still had my implants I know that I

> took the right advise and did the right thing for my health by

> removing them. I am also blessed that my husband is so supportive and

> loving and how he tells me my breasts are beautiful and all

> that ...it means alot. I realize my breasts will never be huge or

> voluptuous but they are small and fit the rest of me, and these new

> gel bras are great, even better than the waterbras these things

> bounce like real boobs are look so great under tight slinky tops. I

> feel fantastic about how I look in them.

> I am back on the supplements and will give them a good go again

> before I take a break from them. I really want to try the NADH but I

> haven't been able to find it around here yet.

> Well, just wanted to say that I think it is great all the hard work

> you have put into this site and how much I look forward to reading

> these posts everyday.

>

> Love

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> In @y..., " Patty " <faussettdp@m...> wrote:

> > Hi Ladies,

> > Just wanted to share with you that I have been feeling really,

> really good.

> >

> > I have been doing my intramuscular B12 shots every other day, as

> well as eating alot of garlic. : ) I think the B12 shots were one

> of my missing links where the brain fog is concerned. I should have

> been doing these much, much more regularly, especially with the

> diagnosis of macrocytosis, which my doctor NEVER discussed with me.

> >

> > I've found a way to actually EAT alot of raw garlic, and I have

> found myself craving it all the time now. I know garlic is a wonder

> herb, but I have always had a hard time getting it in ways other than

> in spaghetti sauce or other foods as a seasoning. I couldn't

> understand how some people could eat 12 cloves of garlic in one day!

> >

> > Well, I found out. I eat alot of caesar salad, for one (that recipe

> I posted), but I also have started eating garlic with my bread,

> wrapping each clove or half a large clove in wad of bread and chewing

> them together. It was strong initially, but now, I am craving it. I

> also eat it occasionally with plain chicken breasts, clove by clove.

> I never would have thought of it, except I read that is how the

> Greeks eat garlic sometimes. I can easily eat 6 or more cloves in

> one sitting.

> >

> > So, I am getting lots of garlic, and hopefully killing things. The

> only down side is the social aspect. Geez. I picked up my teenage

> son and his friends at the movies the other night and while we were

> driving home one kid says, " What's that smell? " !!! I wanted to die

> of embarrasment!!

> >

> > Oh well. Funny stuff to look back on.

> > Patty

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