Another disturbing thing about Mary Newport's claims is that, perhaps understandably, her husband was, by her own account, on numerous other meds and supplements as well as coconut oil.
Among the drugs incidentally, he was using Valaciclovir, which is a supercharged version of the anti-viral drug Aciclovir, which my wife has been taking for over two years during which time she has made improvements and she remains pretty stable.
With an approach that involves so many different belts and three kinds of braces it would seem quite impossible to separate out the factors(s) responsible for the improvements. One can easily understand the thinking - let's try anything that might help - but is it really necessary, or desirable to take them all at once? Particularly if you're any kind of scientist trying to prove a theory?
Also, I can't find much about the kind of life Mary and Steve led/lead. This could also be relevant.
Among the drugs incidentally, he was using Valaciclovir, which is a supercharged version of the anti-viral drug Aciclovir, which my wife has been taking for over two years during which time she has made improvements and she remains pretty stable.
With an approach that involves so many different belts and three kinds of braces it would seem quite impossible to separate out the factors(s) responsible for the improvements. One can easily understand the thinking - let's try anything that might help - but is it really necessary, or desirable to take them all at once? Particularly if you're any kind of scientist trying to prove a theory?
Also, I can't find much about the kind of life Mary and Steve led/lead. This could also be relevant.
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