Phage and an anti viral
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Does anyone know if it is ok to take an anti viral when also taking a phage? Seems one should not, coz a phage (bacteriophage ) is essentially a virus and in doing so, one might be sabotaging its purpose. Would appreciate any answer s, or even speculation, thanks.
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What's an antiviral that doesn't increase or otherwise attenuate the metabolic rate. Probably bullshit.
Can you name them and explain why you're asking.
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@ThinPicking yeah i think i understand some of what you’re saying. Some supps have anti viral properties (eg cypro p4 theanine..) and then there are standalone rx antiviral s like acyclovir valacyclovir etc. I’m asking about both than ks
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@16charactersitis Vitamin D is antiviral, so it vitamin C. Why not start there?
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@jamezb46 OK.. would they re be any point in ramping up d or c intake when takin a bacteriophage, or would they be at cross purposes?
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@16charactersitis I don't see any scenario in which getting more vitamin D and vitamin C (the latter from whole food sources, and the former ideally from light) would be a bad thing. I'm not sure why you're taking a bacteriophage or what your context is but I was just suggesting not to overlook the basics. Glycine is also anti-viral btw.
There are more advanced immune-boosting substances like adamantane, but the basics should be met first.
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