Selenium yeast causes tcells to rise from 250 to 410 in 3 to 4 weeks

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In the first part of February, when I learned about Selenomax I

immediately rushed to a CVS and purchased a bottle for $15.99. (Since

the purchase I discovered that GNC also carries selenomax under the

label " Selenium 200 " $5.49, where one can read the fine print on the

back of the label to see that this particular product is indeed

selenomax)

I went for my office visit on March 1st where the blood work revealed

that my Tcell count had risen by 160 to a grand total of 410. My two

previous office visits had revealed my Tcell count to be 250 three and

six months prior. So it would appear that my Tcells did indeed rise by

160 in 3 to 4 weeks.

The reader must not confuse the yeast-bound yeast product Selenomax with

the other selenium salt form (Sodium selenite) commonly found in health

food stores and in multi-vitamin supplements.

When I was talking about my results to a nurse practitioner and a

pharmacist they both commented that now that I was up to 400 tcells my

immune system was " almost normal " , which was the first time I had heard

that. Of course, as I stay the course, I am hopeful that I can get more

bang for my buck should my tcells continue to rise. It may be another 2

to 3 months before I'm retested and find out.