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I know many people are already taking Vit C and NAC, and I don't vouch for the veracity of this article, I leave that to minds trained in these fields, I thought this article interesting.

The Quercetin Paradox-Toxicity

" This duality in quercetin—and its potential to be metabolized down one of two very different pathways—is known as the "quercetin paradox." Because quercetin can oxidize so easily, forming pro-oxidant, toxic metabolites, special care must be given to how quercetin-containing products are formulated. This is why quercetin should always be co-administered with vitamin C and NAC."

https://www.lifestylematrix.com/blog/post/the-quercetin-paradox-the-secret-to-preventing-toxic-quercetin-metabolites

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Apr 28, 2023·edited Apr 29, 2023

Burdock Root (as dried or roasted(sweeter)) is a great source of quercitin. It helped me through a mystery illness late 2019. Burdock also has (among a 100 other things) inulin to help stabilise blood sugar which really helps with the appetite killing property of this 'mystery' disease.

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Very important as this has therapeutic impact for persistent damage even when SP protein production stops.

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Thank-you for this report...Didn't know the properties of the substances interacting with the Protein and the Quercetin Paradox-Toxicity before now. VERY GLAD to have already been taking C and Quercetin with Zinc and giving to family members for years. We stayed healthy though all did become ill in these Covid years. Been no long-term or repeated illness.

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Thanks. Side note, turmeric helps my neuropathy .

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Thank you for these tips, I will put them to work immediately.

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First time commenting. Thank you Walter. God bless you.

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I take both , the information you provide is invaluable Walter.

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Is it wise to combine Quercetin with nattokinase?

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Artemisinin is the best antidote to coronavirus

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