Re: Participants Needed to Test Enzyme Product for Viruses

[Guest guest]

Dear ,

Can we participate if we are pretty sure there is a virus???

Participants Needed to Test Enzyme Product for Viruses

> Hi All,

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> There is going to be a trial to test how effective a particular

> enzyme product is on viruses (for those battling a virus problem). If

> anyone is interested please contact me. It would be great to have at

> least a dozen participants but less will do too. This will be very

> informal, not double-blind etc. Strictly volunteer. Just an initial

> test to see if it is a viable option.

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> The only requirement is that you clearly know you have a virus

> problem. Any viral problem is fine; doesn't have to be a particular

> one.

>

> You wouldn't have to change anything you are currently doing. Diet

> doesn't matter...this isn't about food digestion.

>

> Product will be supplied.

>

> Everyone will have control of dosing and monitoring; and can quit

> whenever you want (if it isn't working, don't want anyone feeling

> they must continue feeling sick).

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> Enzymes have proven to be quite effective in the treatment of viruses

> of several types in clinical studies, so this isn't a 'from scratch'

> concept. The issue is to see if certain enzyme products can be

> reliably used to assist kids or adults fighting a viral problem, and

> if better guidelines can be developed for enzymes and viruses. Much

> like the general guidelines for enzymes and yeast.

>

> Thank you so much. Please feel free to forward this to any group or

> individual you think might be interested.

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[Guest guest]

>>>> Can we participate if we are pretty sure there is a virus???

That would be fine. We can just note 'strong suspicion'. About 4 more

people would be good. It is pretty informal but need to start

somewhere. If all goes well, in the end it might result in something

like the yeast guideline:

" An enzyme product targeting yeast (No-Fenol, Candidase, Candex, etc)

plus a yeast killer (GSE, oil of oregano, diflucan, etc) "

After a class of enzyme products is found reliably effective, the

next idea would be to try combining it with something like Lauricidin

for a synergistic effect.

Cool, huh?!

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[Guest guest]

> After a class of enzyme products is found reliably effective, the

> next idea would be to try combining it with something like Lauricidin

> for a synergistic effect.

I use Zyme Prime with Lauricidin, and No-Fenol with olive leaf

extract. I know my son is much better with these anti-virals when he

takes them with these enzymes, but since I give all 4 of these

together, I really can't tell you if the enzymes are also affecting

the OTHER anti-viral [if that makes sense].

Anti-virals, especially Lauricidin, give my son MAJOR brain-yeast

issues. So I give three different yeast killers, all required or the

yeast returns, and the enzymes are affecting that also.

If this does not make sense, I can give more specific [eg: longer] info.

Dana

[Guest guest]

copper sebacate has a very strong anti viral effect. now also after

taking it for a while i am also noticing strong general immune

enhancement including intestinal yeast.

i am absolutely certain that the lack of bioaviable copper and high

zinc dosing is the reason that as supplementation has been so

problematic to date.

it does however require a broad detailed approach to minerals

including zinc and selenium. copper sebacate wokrs well with no fenol

seesm to give a suprisingly similar effect and enables me to *sorta*

cut back on no fenol.

copper is the number one animal supplement and in hindsite is the

first place i should have looked excpet for the current

misinformation about copper

> > After a class of enzyme products is found reliably effective, the

> > next idea would be to try combining it with something like

Lauricidin

> > for a synergistic effect.

>

>

> I use Zyme Prime with Lauricidin, and No-Fenol with olive leaf

> extract. I know my son is much better with these anti-virals when

he

> takes them with these enzymes, but since I give all 4 of these

> together, I really can't tell you if the enzymes are also affecting

> the OTHER anti-viral [if that makes sense].

>

> Anti-virals, especially Lauricidin, give my son MAJOR brain-yeast

> issues. So I give three different yeast killers, all required or

the

> yeast returns, and the enzymes are affecting that also.

>

> If this does not make sense, I can give more specific [eg: longer]

info.

>

> Dana