JalapenoLuv
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So far I've been on takuna for about 12 days. It's very hard to get, with the only source being a liquid nonstandardized product from Nutramedix. When I added Takuna to my other herb regimen I noticed a definite anti viral effect, head ulcers cleared up about 80% and there were no side effects.
My MD approved trying valcyclovir after I showed her research showing that many EBV patients are infected but have false negative findings on testing, which was her main reason for not wanting to do it. I decided to do it for two reasons.
After only one dose of valcyclovir I have one of their not serious side effects, nausea, which stinks, however perhaps after a few days my body will adjust and it will get better.
My MD approved trying valcyclovir after I showed her research showing that many EBV patients are infected but have false negative findings on testing, which was her main reason for not wanting to do it. I decided to do it for two reasons.
- The head lesions hadn't fully cleared.
- Combination therapy is often recommended when treating infections.
After only one dose of valcyclovir I have one of their not serious side effects, nausea, which stinks, however perhaps after a few days my body will adjust and it will get better.