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Has anyone tried Oxaloacetate and was it helpful?

Condition
ME/CFS
At worst
Not stated
Ill for
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Published
Undated

Summary

Oxaloacetate supplement, dose unstated, tried by a forum member posting as MonkeyMan. On the first day he experienced increased achiness and fatigue rather than any benefit. He describes his body as one that "hyper-reacts to virtually everything I give it" and stopped the supplement immediately. Illness duration and severity are not given, and there is no follow-up beyond the initial negative reaction.

Read it in their words

forums.phoenixrising.me

What they credit

Credits Oxaloacetate (benaGene).

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