Violeta
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So many times you will see people saying things helped for a while and then have an adverse effect. It will be interesting to see how your experiment with the baking soda goes.
The brand of Red Korean Ginseng that helps me with energy is Prince of Peace. It's actually red. Most brands of Red Korean Ginseng are usually white, (weird) and the roots are white, but there's a special process that makes it actually red, and that process makes it more active. The studies that I've read about red korean ginseng even say that it has to be the stuff that looks red to get the effect in the study. I have bought it from Bulk supplements, thinking I was saving money, and it's white. I using that up in the morning with some ginkgo, and the combination does help clear up the morning headachey sick feeling, but it doesn't help with energy. I have to take 2 capsules of the Prince of Peace brand a day for energy.
@Manuel says ginseng helps with cortisol levels, too, so I don't know if it's that atribute or the reduction of IL-6. My daughter, who has been having energy problems since having COVID started taking the ginseng, too, and finds that it's helping her. I wonder if Siberian ginseng helps with cortisol levels, too.
I can't figure out a good way to say this right now, but is the IL-6 issue because of a pathogen, and the pathogen needs to be dealt with? I asked Janet Dafoe on twitter if she would ask someone about IL-6/fatigue at the private conference she attended, but I never heard back from her.
All those researchers working on this, and here we are, trying like crazy to figure out how to stay above water level, all the while dealing with exhaustion.
Thank you, I am feeling better.
The brand of Red Korean Ginseng that helps me with energy is Prince of Peace. It's actually red. Most brands of Red Korean Ginseng are usually white, (weird) and the roots are white, but there's a special process that makes it actually red, and that process makes it more active. The studies that I've read about red korean ginseng even say that it has to be the stuff that looks red to get the effect in the study. I have bought it from Bulk supplements, thinking I was saving money, and it's white. I using that up in the morning with some ginkgo, and the combination does help clear up the morning headachey sick feeling, but it doesn't help with energy. I have to take 2 capsules of the Prince of Peace brand a day for energy.
@Manuel says ginseng helps with cortisol levels, too, so I don't know if it's that atribute or the reduction of IL-6. My daughter, who has been having energy problems since having COVID started taking the ginseng, too, and finds that it's helping her. I wonder if Siberian ginseng helps with cortisol levels, too.
I can't figure out a good way to say this right now, but is the IL-6 issue because of a pathogen, and the pathogen needs to be dealt with? I asked Janet Dafoe on twitter if she would ask someone about IL-6/fatigue at the private conference she attended, but I never heard back from her.
All those researchers working on this, and here we are, trying like crazy to figure out how to stay above water level, all the while dealing with exhaustion.
Thank you, I am feeling better.
