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Cosmic Death Fungus: This Is Pre Disclosure!
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You need to be on an antifungal protocol that also addresses biofilms, which protect them from various ways of removing them.
There are two directions to go in. The prescription method, or the natural method. Which one would you like to know?
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 80904079 Both. We have both kinds of people here on GLP. What you are saying makes sense. The prescription route depends on sex. Men should be taking a few months of fluconazole combined with a cox inhibitor like ibuprofen to activate autophagy. Fluco works well to clear the fungus from the brain, prostate and deep tissue areas if you add light exercise daily. Women should be on itraconazole for at least a few months, adding the ibuprofen after the first few weeks. There are fluco resistant strains, so if you find it's not doing anything you will have to switch gears to the natural protocol. If the fluco is working fine (or itraconazole) after that initial few months you'll be switching to the natural protocol anyways. You want to stimulate the autophagy process and try to avoid any breads and lower your sugar consumption. Once you start feeling like a new person, you are not done yet. There is more.
TERRIBLE ADVICE. Proteolytic enzymes and other natural protocols work 10x better, safer, OP you have some knowledge but are obviously also ignorant. Op here. A few things I need to correct you on. The antifungal/fungistatic activity of the more powerful natural options (oregano oil and fennel seed) are pretty close to Fluconazole and Amphotericin B. I've included some links for you to study. When we are talking about antifungal activity, 10 times better isn't an accurate assessment. FSEO [ link to link.springer.com (secure)] Oregano Oil [ link to link.springer.com (secure)] Compare to Fluconazole and Amphotericin B: [ link to journals.asm.org (secure)] I also wanted to point out that Fluconazole is considered very safe (especially compared to AmpB) as you can see below. The concern is of course liver related events, which occur in approximately 2 people out of every 100,000. [ link to accpjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com (secure)] Prescription options were mentioned as an alternative, since many people have complex interactions with medications and would prefer a regimen prescribed by their doctor, so I presented both options. Let me know if you have any questions.
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