Re: Re: D-Ribose, NADH, Creatine, Mito cocktail--Bonnie

[Guest guest]

I've read that D-Ribose is sourced from corn. Is there anyone with a corn

allergy or sensitivity who is taking it and doing well in spite of it being

sourced from corn?

Thanks

bf

Re: D-Ribose, NADH, Creatine, Mito

cocktail--Bonnie

Bonnie,

Is the D-Ribose helping your sleep at all? I read that it's helped

some with their sleep. If it is, how is it helping you? I have a lot

of trouble sleeping.

Sue B.

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> Because of severe food sensitivities, I have had to begin with a

small dose of d-ribose, so the change so far is small, but dramatic.

All my life (67 years) I have what I call the twenty-four hour

tiredness. This means that no matter how long I rest in bed, my

fatigue is not relieved. I have been bed-ridden since 1992 and just

kept getting more tired. Since starting d-ribose, I have been able to

begin feeling rested for the first time. As I gradually increase the

dose, I am able to feel more rested. It is also beginning to help with

my terrible digestive problems.

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> My goal is to gradually work up to taking the full Dr. Sinatra

protocol which includes 15 grams of d-ribose daily and expect big

changes by then. I have just started l-carnitine which is on the

protocol, and that is helping, too. If you want to learn more about

this, go to:

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> www.drmyhill.co.uk/article.cfm?id=381

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> This article is also in the library at immunesupport.com. The name

of the article is: CFS as Heart Failure Secondary to Mitochondrial

Malfunction: A Nutritional Support Protocol.

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> Once I am up to the full protocol, I will post a detailed

description of the changes it has wrought on .

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> Best Wishes,

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> Bonnie

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