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2021 Dec 19, 10:53am
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2021 Dec 19, 10:53am
theoakman says
Oakman, you probably shouldn't have stopped the Quercetin Phytosome, the way you did. The fact of the matter is that you have mRNA Spike protein generating sleeper cells all over the body.
All and all, you don't know how much your body can handle, before that prior sub-clinical hypertension (or joint inflammation) turns into a disease forming condition. It's better to take 1000 to 3000 mg of Quercetin Physotome for at least a year, prior to scaling down to maintenance levels.
it was mRNA vaccine induced. I ain't putting that shit in body ever again.
Oakman, you probably shouldn't have stopped the Quercetin Phytosome, the way you did. The fact of the matter is that you have mRNA Spike protein generating sleeper cells all over the body.
All and all, you don't know how much your body can handle, before that prior sub-clinical hypertension (or joint inflammation) turns into a disease forming condition. It's better to take 1000 to 3000 mg of Quercetin Physotome for at least a year, prior to scaling down to maintenance levels.
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2021 Dec 19, 10:57am
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2021 Dec 19, 10:57am
DhammaStep says
Well, first of all, use a VPN.
But asides from that, anecdotal stories of vitamins are fine as long as the recommendation isn't a directive and not found on the labeling of the bottles. Right now, the most anyone will say about Quercetin Phytosome is that 'some ppl have experienced relief from their allergies'; those are anecdotes and don't comprise of directing someone towards immunotherapeutic advise.
someone on the internet can't recommend OTC vitamins? What point is it to enable such a society? How many more people must suffer under the greedy thumb of pharma? Enough of this cowardice.
Well, first of all, use a VPN.
But asides from that, anecdotal stories of vitamins are fine as long as the recommendation isn't a directive and not found on the labeling of the bottles. Right now, the most anyone will say about Quercetin Phytosome is that 'some ppl have experienced relief from their allergies'; those are anecdotes and don't comprise of directing someone towards immunotherapeutic advise.
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