yeast supplement

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farmers usually take medicine or supplements they give to their

animals as a good steak may cost $250 a pound if they paid what they

charge for human medication. XPC is made from brewers yeast and is

loaded with glutathione. Best way I know to cure is get healthy and let

the body heal itself.

XPC is GOOD stuff

from a blog:

I've been taking Diamond V XPC for nearly two years, and it definitely

works for me and my family as Dr. said it would. I

haven't had so much as a sniffle during the past 23 months, nor has

anyone in my family who ingests XPC regularly. I have experienced no

side effects. I feel almost invulnerable to colds, flu or anything else

that can be overcome by a strong immune system.

And although Epicor is compounded for use by humans, I have always

taken the original XPC, which is of course a supplement for farm

animals. Diamond V can't advertise it as being safe for humans, but I

have read that there is very little if any difference between XPC and

Epicor, other than price.

I recommend it without qualification. My 7-year-old grandson was

constantly catching things at school before we began putting XPC in his

breakfast cereal. He went through the entire school year without a

sniffle or cough.

Finally, about ten months ago I was concerned about a small growth on

the inside of my upper nose, next to my left eye. I'd had the growth

for many years, but it seemed to be changing. The dermatologist

biopsied it and determined that it was basal cell carcinoma. He refused

to remove it because it was so close to my eye, and scheduled me for

Moh's surgery, which uses a machine to remove thin slices of the growth

until a slice is removed that is free of cancer cells. It is intricate

and extremely expensive, and would have required me to go to a much

larger city to have it done, adding greatly to the expense. The

appointment was made. But some four weeks later, about a month before

the surgery was scheduled, the growth had disappeared completely. The

dermatologist couldn't believe it, and reluctantly agreed that I could

cancel the surgery, with the proviso that I'd return if any sign of the

cancer returned. It hasn't. I can't say for certain that the XPC

strengthened my immune system sufficiently to overcome the cancer, but

I don't know how to explain it otherwise. There is absolutely no trace

of the growth today.