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Need Pep Suggestions for combating Epstein-Barr Virus (EBV)

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  • vpepsV vpeps

    @Eleanor said:

    on a gubmint watch list

    Are you really? Because of import control?

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    @vpeptides
    Nothing to do with imports.

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      Took my SS31 dose & NAD+buf this morning. I'm not starting MOTS-C until Labor Day; a bit scared of that one & want to take it real easy.

      Swallowed all the supps I had that Dr. Ego listed. Ordered the rest last night from iHerb. (No, not a Rep for them. LOL!) Really interested in the Monolaurin. If it does what he says it does, then, I've got a chance at controlling these monsters. Can't afford both KPV and TA-1 in the same month. Trying to decide which one to start with.

      It's going to be another long road; not any 12 weeks, more like 6 months or better. Might begin to feel better before that, I hope.

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      @Eleanor Be careful with MOTS-C. My wife also has EBV and MTHFR, and when I found the info below on one of the sites I hit regularly, I mentioned to here she probably wont be trying that one.

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        @Eleanor Be careful with MOTS-C. My wife also has EBV and MTHFR, and when I found the info below on one of the sites I hit regularly, I mentioned to here she probably wont be trying that one.

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        @JtCjEfF said:

        @Eleanor Be careful with MOTS-C. My wife also has EBV and MTHFR, and when I found the info below on one of the sites I hit regularly, I mentioned to here she probably wont be trying that one.

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        THANK YOU!!! That does it, no MOTS-C for me and I have 2 vials in the freezer. I'll stick with NAD+buf.

        Thank you, Jt, I really appreciate it!

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          @JtCjEfF said:

          @Eleanor Be careful with MOTS-C. My wife also has EBV and MTHFR, and when I found the info below on one of the sites I hit regularly, I mentioned to here she probably wont be trying that one.

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          THANK YOU!!! That does it, no MOTS-C for me and I have 2 vials in the freezer. I'll stick with NAD+buf.

          Thank you, Jt, I really appreciate it!

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          @Eleanor Glad to help!

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            @Eleanor Glad to help!

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            @JtCjEfF I'm very grateful. I hadn't done my usual research on it yet because it's so far in my future addition. Very grateful...

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              @Eleanor Be careful with MOTS-C. My wife also has EBV and MTHFR, and when I found the info below on one of the sites I hit regularly, I mentioned to here she probably wont be trying that one.

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              @JtCjEfF What does it say about EBV, it only discusses methylation problems?

              attentiion is all you need

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                @jtcjeff Sorry it took so long to respond, but here's his EBV video. Take heed to my Warning below and I'm not even taking KPV yet, and probably won't. Definitely NO MOTS-C!

                https://youtu.be/2M-JSqf2SNA?si=iVc3AmaADmmEo500

                https://docs.google.com/document/d/19oRABD_XJcfrudmOGHnCj3_ru-rOvjA3V_Aht5BUl3w/edit?tab=t.0

                Warning: Be careful using this protocol. I will say most of you guys are much stronger than I am but it was kicking mine bigtime yesterday, plus started the TA-1, so backing off a bit on all of it. HALF, always start with half; broke one my own rules...

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                  @JtCjEfF What does it say about EBV, it only discusses methylation problems?

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                  @vpeptides just MTHFR. I’ve not seen anything about EBV.

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                    @vpeptides just MTHFR. I’ve not seen anything about EBV.

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                    @JtCjEfF
                    Sorry, I posted it above, wonder why site won't let it through, oh well. Dr. Trevor Bachmeyer on YT has a video with the protocol.

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                      @JtCjEfF
                      Sorry, I posted it above, wonder why site won't let it through, oh well. Dr. Trevor Bachmeyer on YT has a video with the protocol.

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                      @Eleanor Thank you!

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                        I absolutely cannot follow Dr. Bachmeyer's protocol for EBV; too many pills and just too much to keep track of, plus I'm missing some intestines. I've decided to half some of the doses.; that I can do, but full bore, cannot do.

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                          My live EBV tests always returns just barely high but the dead EBV is outrageously high >600. There's no doubt that along with the mito damage (which I'm working on), these EBV flotillas are a major problem.

                          Rx'd anti-virals hurt the hell out of my stomach and I won't take them; already lost 5.5' of my gut to Lyme tx.

                          Trying to find a solution without copper, if at all possible. None of the Cu peps seems to help and only use it now topically. Don't need my zinc levels messed with when the Cu cleaves and goes its own merry way.

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                          @Eleanor I would do my homework on LL-37 vitamins D. It may be worth researching. Avoid L-arginine which is known to aggravate HSV.

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                            @Eleanor I would do my homework on LL-37 vitamins D. It may be worth researching. Avoid L-arginine which is known to aggravate HSV.

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                            @EXTROPIAN said:

                            @Eleanor I would do my homework on LL-37 vitamins D. It may be worth researching. Avoid L-arginine which is known to aggravate HSV.

                            Thanks!

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                              @Eleanor I would do my homework on LL-37 vitamins D. It may be worth researching. Avoid L-arginine which is known to aggravate HSV.

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                              @EXTROPIAN I did LL-37 for about 2 weeks daily with 2-3 times a day the first days. Plus TA-1 daily. It didn't do a thing to EBV markers.

                              attentiion is all you need

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