Im on the tablets now and i take 2 tabs every mon/wed/fri morning on an empty stomache and wait atleast a half hour before i eat. The injections do seem stronger or have a strong anti-inflammatory effect i feel , as within an hour or 2 brain fog seems to clear up. There are injection protocols where the injection frequency is slowly spaced out over the course, but for simplicity i would do 1 injection 2 days in a row to start with and then 1 injection every 3 days, from what i have read its main action of increase interferon production lasts 72 hours, so every 3 days should keep interferon levels above normal, although i find the anti-inflammatory effect on brain fog only seems to last the day but as the treatment go's on brain fog lessens anyway.
I think it if u were comfortable with injections, i would start with those for say 10 injections so this would last 4-5 weeks and then change to tablets, after awhile u get sick of jabbing yourself, lol, so tablets become more convenient. I have been on them for a few months now, so might look at taking a break from them soon, only because immune modulators are suppose to be used in an intermittent fashion to keep them working, so i might take a month off. I will definately want to be on them through the aussie winter which is june to august as the last few winters i have picked up a few bugs. SO good to keep things like this in mind.
Hopefully a few more using post in here telling us their experience, i have heard from a few that felt worse, maybe from some type of die off symptoms, so be interesting to see if these symptoms kept up. Plus i have heard from others who have said they have found a difference. I think they have an added benefit if your on some type of antiviral or antibiotic treatment as it would enhance that treatment, plus if u have been tested for poor nk function as this is where interferon is suppose to help the immune system.
So keep in touch with your experience and others who have tried it, let us know how u have gone and if any improvement in blood work too.
cheers!!!