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  1. johannesgrimm

    Does the breakdown occur primarily in the stomach? Would an enteric coating make it more bioavailable (you could take out fish oil and put the naringenin tablet into the coating maybe?)

  2. johannesgrimm

    It also inhibits 3-hydroxy-3-methyl-glutaryl conenzyme A the same effect as the statin drugs, without the awful side effects (including mental sluggishness and hepatotoxicity). Don’t expect any studies against high density cholesterol unless they can patent a delivery method, as the statins make a mint for Big Pharma.

  3. johannesgrimm

    Which studies? Do any placebo controlled studies show seroconversion after a course of oral naringenin? rhetorical question: Assuming that oral naringenin can cure Hepatitis C, wouldn’t IV naringenin, since it bypasses the partial GI tract breakdown, have a clinical effect in a greater pct. of cases or rid the body of the virus more completely? Also I think jasmonic acid might be useful given concomitantly, as it inhibits naringenin-7-O-methyltransferase, an enzyme that breaks down naringenin.

  4. UnoRaza

    Would it be possible to blackout the patients name and post the blood work?

    And then perhaps a personal certification as to the results being for the patient who had previously a higher PCR?

    This would give you a HUGE advantage on credibility and protect their identity as well. Perhaps ID them by number or ‘pen’ name.

    Thanks for considering a method for the masses to know.

    Cheers,
    Ur

  5. Lloyd92368

    Perhaps my pronunciation is incorrect.
    I do hear people in my office say it differently. Never been perfect at diction. I do much better at making a perfect product.
    In health,
    Lloyd

  6. SarahAntsez

    Same here ,except I have done treatment ,I have got rid of the virus ,but the treatment is horrific .I’m wary of the alternative stuff ,just as much as the drug company stuff,sadly much of this is about money ( ie making money at desperate people’s expense)

    Sarah

  7. luckyshotztm

    I am in a similar situation to Heppers helper. I got a bad blood transfusion for an ulcer While in my 9 years of service long story short they turned me down for any tratments or attempts at such. You have to request the US gov to get permission to file a lawsuit.myy question is at 26 year am I just taking a crap shoot even with vitamins and milk thistlealonng with 9 other meds for HBP heart Reflux& a broken and irresponsibly repaid by the Vey’s hospital?