Dr Martin Pall supplements
- Condition
- ME/CFS
- At worst
- Not stated
- Ill for
- Not stated
- Published
- Nov 2011
Summary
Ecklonia cava, marketed as FibroBoost, and a related product, FlaviNOx, were tried as part of the Pall supplement protocol, with no dose stated. No detail is given on how long the person had been ill or how severe their condition was. They reported being unable to tolerate either product when first starting the protocol, though later comments suggest they eventually resumed use once their sensitivities had settled. No clear outcome from that renewed use, or any relapse detail, is given.
What they credit
Credits Cistus incanus and antimicrobial botanicals.
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