Ema
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I thought I would add Inosine to my supplement regime due to low uric acid levels.
Is this still the recommendation for the dosing?
CFIDS doctor Paul Cheney MD recommends the following dosing and frequency of isoprinosine for Th1/Th2 dysregulation:
Month 1:
Week One, take 6 tablets a day, Monday through Friday, and none on the weekend.
Week Two, take 2 tablets a day, Monday through Friday, and none on the weekend.
Week Three, repeat Week One.
Week Four, repeate Week two.
Month 2: Repeat Month 1.
Month 3: Take the month off - do not take any isoprinosine during the third month.
Month 4: Repeat Month 1.
Month 5: Repeat Month 1.
Month 6: Take the month off.
It says later that the dosing for inosine and isoprinosine are the same. Is that correct?
Six tablets seems like a lot based on another thread I saw where people were not able to even take a whole tablet.
I also don't really understand the differences between inosine and isoprinosine except that inosine is a lot easier to get. Does it work as well?
Are there any issues with taking two immunomodulators together (ie Nexavir and inosine)?
Thanks, Ema
Is this still the recommendation for the dosing?
CFIDS doctor Paul Cheney MD recommends the following dosing and frequency of isoprinosine for Th1/Th2 dysregulation:
Month 1:
Week One, take 6 tablets a day, Monday through Friday, and none on the weekend.
Week Two, take 2 tablets a day, Monday through Friday, and none on the weekend.
Week Three, repeat Week One.
Week Four, repeate Week two.
Month 2: Repeat Month 1.
Month 3: Take the month off - do not take any isoprinosine during the third month.
Month 4: Repeat Month 1.
Month 5: Repeat Month 1.
Month 6: Take the month off.
It says later that the dosing for inosine and isoprinosine are the same. Is that correct?
Six tablets seems like a lot based on another thread I saw where people were not able to even take a whole tablet.
I also don't really understand the differences between inosine and isoprinosine except that inosine is a lot easier to get. Does it work as well?
Are there any issues with taking two immunomodulators together (ie Nexavir and inosine)?
Thanks, Ema