Posted by casper on
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Don't forget Lauricidin. I have been on the same road as you, I'm just maybe 15 years ahead of you. It is very rare to find something that helps in my experience. Must have put tens of thousands of euros into different supplements at this point. Lauricidin is on my list of the ones that actually did something.

I have one new supplement I am testing next. Sounds very positive on paper. It's called Allimed. Available from the UK. I ordered it on monday. Waiting for arrival, and if it helps, will report back here.

I think one reason for hypersensitivity, could be mold, fungus or yeast infections. Lauricidin helps with those, Allimed should also. A combo of both, could be an absolute super idea to try. You cannot dilly dally with fungal infections, better hit them with maximum force from all side at once. If you tiptoe, they may develop resistance as happened with me.

My recommendation to try for you personally, since you did not try these before: order both Lauricidin and Allimed. Try both separately first, to test for tolerance. If you tolerate, take the maxium tolerable dose of both at the same time. This is what I would do. This is what I will do with Allimed now, but Lauricidin is of no use to me, since I already tiptoed with it too much, and it stopped working. No more. Always hit with full force, no games. If you are infected with something, then the full front surprise attack is the best way to deal with it.

If you take a supplement that feeds the fungus, or only irritates it, it will release toxins, and then you will feel terrible. This is what happens when you take normal supplements, or supplements which does not directly target the infection. It either feeds on the supplements, or gets irritated by them, and then you feel terrible. Just my theory..but something to think about perhaps.