extreme fatigue from virastop?

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A friend of mine who has longstanding Lyme disease and may be suffering from

neurological issues as a result, started taking ViraStop on my suggestion.

He only took 2 capsules total over a period of two or three days. I think he

took one, skipped the next day, then took another. He told me that he

experienced *extreme* fatigue at this time. He's taking many other

supplements and it might not be related to the ViraStop, but the fatigue

seems to correlate most closely with the timing of the ViraStop.

Does anyone know if this is a possible die-off reaction, or is a possible

reaction at all to ViraStop? He told me he'd heard that Nattokinase should

not be taken by people with low thyroid function (and his is very low), but

I can't imagine that two capsules could cause such sudden and severe

fatigue.

Any ideas?

Suze Fisher

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[Guest guest]

>

> A friend of mine who has longstanding Lyme disease and may be

suffering from

> neurological issues as a result, started taking ViraStop on my

suggestion.

> He only took 2 capsules total over a period of two or three days. I

think he

> took one, skipped the next day, then took another. He told me that he

> experienced *extreme* fatigue at this time.

As viruses " die off " , they can cause yeast overgrowth. And when I get

yeast in my head, I am extremely fatigued. Try increasing the yeast

protocol, see if that helps.

Dana