If you do take it, before bed is best, otherwise you’ll be a zombie.   [End]
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Lufenuron made me really tired. :\.. like exhausted. When you want to sleep you don't get that sleepy rush. And when your awake you just feel kinda numb and not alert. Sorry, kinda negative, but that was my personal experience.   [End]
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I drink a small amount of the cat's claw after eating(a small gulp)  I make it to the same dilution of the quassia, as its a very strong root. So 1 teaspoon in a large teapot which is about 600ml. As an extra Tactic for anyone reading this thread. I'd like to say that Bicarbonate of Soda is also a very good to take with the herbs already mentioned.  A combination that was very powerful for me was - Bicarbonate of soda, then Quassia, then Cats claw. A sip of each.   [End]
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I’ve just had a look on their website, and it looks like the same stuff. Really cheap too. The Powder is what I use. The whole bark bits may be good or better, but I haven’t tried it that way before.   [End]
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I put 1 teaspoon into a large teapot, so about 600ml. It doesn’t go bad so I can just leave it in the fridge and fill a bottle or cup when I like. I usually take a take a sip of it after eating, this has been my routine for the past few months. I took It on the odd occasion before that. So in total about 2 cups a week. Spead over all the meals. If you do decide to take it, your body will probably let you know how much is too much. Or when you no longer need it. Thats how I’m gauging it at this point.   [End]
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Yes, I’ve seen that report. I found that its so strong I only have to take a small amount for it to work. I’m still using my original bag from 2 years ago. But your right to bring that up, as I have been cautious about not taking too much. I know from friends that Jamaicans use it as a tea, for various illnesses and to rid themselves of worms. So It is safe for human consumption. But absolutely, don’t take too much. Its so bitter I don’t think you physically could anyway.   [End]
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Yes Quassia Amara, I should have mentioned, what I have been using is the Bark powder of the tree. And also it is not ’Cassia’ which is also a yellow powder.   [End]
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No problem, Quassia for me, has the same effect as other powerful anti-fungals like, garlic, oregano oil and Bicarbonate of soda. Except it doesn’t smell terrible or burn my insides. :| For me, it has never stop working. If I ever feel like some symptoms are returning, I know without doubt that Quassia will work and kill whatever is causing the problem. I do feel strongly that after trying so many other solutions to candida problems, this is by far the strongest one. Simply because the candida cannot adapt to it. How I use it is to put 1 teaspoon, into a teapot of boiling wat ...
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Hello all, I’ am a terrible terrible writer so I will just get to the point. I’ve had Candida for from age 16, I am now 23. For the first time since that point I am in control of my condition. I still have mild issues, but on the whole I am a million miles from where I have been. While trying to figure out what was wrong with me and then later cure myself naturally, I have up to this date tried: Garlic Clove Tumeric Niacin Bitter Apricot Kernals Apple cider vinegar Coconut oil Oregano Oil Olive leaf Neem Kefir Black walnut St Johns Wort Tansy Herb Shea Butt ...
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