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Treatment for chronic Epstein-Barr virus (EBV)

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@coryelizabeth I have a reactvation and a new case of mono with neither number dropping. This has been documented for a year so who knows how long it has been going on. I have a very high intolerance to gluten which goes hand in hand from what I have read. I'm 64 and have dealt with feeling bad my whole life. If I had known then what I know now I would have gone gluten free immediately after getting the first mono as a freshman in high school. EBV is so much more than just mono.

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jeff49 | @jeff49 | Jan 17, 2019

Ive commented before on here about a remedy that has helped me. I too struggled for years with the EBV. I came across something on another forum and it helped me, I went from wanting to die to having a life again in less than 2 months. I hope this will help...

MONOLAURIN- a very mild herb. It has the same properties as coconut milk and breast milk, 0 side effects. It attacks the shield around the virus and leaves it vulnerable. You have to start low and increase over time, something about killing the cells of the virus and the body cannot process them quick enough and makes you feel bad. Has to be gradual. I took one capsule a day(500mg) for a week than 2x day for another week then 3x...etc.

REI-SHI MUSHROOMS-a it's also mild with 0 side effects. It's an extract that boosts the immune system and attacks the virus that was weakened by the monolaurin.

IT WORKS. I had a second test done a month after I started these herbs and it showed the EBV was still present but the virus was all DEAD cells. From live active cells to dead cells in one month. It's been 3 months now and I haven't had but a handful of BAD days.
The past year I haven't had a handful of GOOD days.

I hope this helps anyone with these terrible disease.

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