hello there,
i'm new to the forum, but wanted to share with you that i have just entered my 2nd week of MAF 314. i fully agree with klimt that you can easily share, and it is easy enough to make... so no problems in principle. the tingling sensation comes from the tiny amount of carbonic acid forming in a process of fermentation - just like fresh kefir.
i had an hiv diagnosis 5 years ago and have been well since. only during the last year did my cd4 drop - more and more rapidly than ever. i will have taken my MAF 314 for about a month, before i get my next test in early january. if it has no effect, my doc will want me to go on the pill
if it raises my cd4s by only one cell, with the percentage staying stable, i will want to wait and continue my daily yoghurt - which is tasty and lovely, by the way. if it should raise my cd4s, i will definitely post to spread the good news! then we will have to see, if this effect can be sustained for a longer period of time.
i realise that reaction depends on a genetic predisposition concerning vit-d receptors, which i have not yet checked, but will.
on the "side effects", i have to say that i am feeling great and alert and energetic, which i have noticed when i did my regular run in the park - i managed more than usual... but then again, this is all too subjective and diffuse to be counted as evidence of any sort. i have no negative side effects whatsoever - other than a mess of a kitchen after my yoghurt sessions
but that's part of my ritual, so i guess you can avoid that, if you want.
on a last note, i have more than enough do prepare two portions, but only one close friend with whom i would have shared the product. unfortunately his depression and loss of enthusiasm for life must have kept him from accepting my yoghurt, which i prepared and brought to his house... when i came back a week later to collect the empty jars, they were still in the fridge untouched, with my friend saying that he cannot manage. it makes me sad to see him like that, but if i get positive results, i may force it down his throat...
because i love him.
wishing all of you hope and love
and looking forward to your reply,
thomas