Wow, that’s great news!!! I’m very happy for you that you were able to help your body get rid of it! That’s amazing! Humans really are stronger than we give ourselves credit for! Thanks everyone for the colloidal silver tip, I’ll definitely be putting that on my list of supplements to buy!

Thanks for sharing your knowledge on the use of these two supplements! I’ve been looking for anything to help get my body in fighting shape! Thanks again!

Thanks for the wonderful recommendation!!! I’m going to check them out right now! I love supporting anything made here in the states. Thanks again!

I am replying over a year later, but by now you should have abundant queercetan. But what should be said is that quercetan is the most abundant flavinoid in foods. At the top of the list is capers, which I happen to like, along with blueberries, green tea, and red wine, and among, I can manage at least one of them every day. But there may be a more important angle to this. Quercetan is an ionophore, which like hydroxycholorquin and ivermectin transports zinc into a cell. Zinc has been treated as a nice addition, but might be the main player, as it is structurally essential in what is called the zinc finger protein that loops a single strand of DNA or RNA in the natural repair process for damaged RNA or DNA. If that strikes a familiar chord, the Nobel Prize in 2020 to Doudna and Charpantier was for the discovery of a loop-snip-replace process for a single strand of RNA or DNA. As far as I know zinc or another double charged ion has not been described with this CRISPR-cas9 process. The mysterious notion that zinc is good to take for the common cold might have a simple explanation. If you take quercetan without taking zinc, it may still work, since there is always present some level of serum zinc, and the ionophore will deliver it into the cell or nucleus. If you think to take zinc, pop in two capers as a chaser.

i wonder if you can just take a 325 or baby aspirin instead its still a blood thinner! Especially if your doctor wont prescribe it

Thank you for this informative article. As to your comment above, my husband and I have been on the Blood Type diet (eating according to our blood type) for over 20 years. We both lost weight and our immune systems were strengthened. I’ve only been on antibiotics once during that time. We are both “A” blood type and therefore do not need much meat but instead eat more fruits and vegetables.
I am sure you need more meat as perhaps you are an O blood type, but we’ve found everyone is individual. I am 67 years old, weigh 105 pounds, and am very healthy. It’s something worth looking into. http://www.dadamo.com

Green tea , buckwheat

You said to stay away from sugar does that include natural sugar’s like stevia,xylitol,monkfruit and swerve?

Apparently Camu Camu has a lot. I use the powder mixed into shakes several times a day.