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  1. Verapamil can help some. I was at one point taking a little over 900 mg a day with the slow release. I made the change over to the rapid release and worked my way down to 120 twice a day. You will want to have a doc keep an eye on your heart when changing dose and work up slowly. It will take about a week to get into your system so most will do a pred taper for the first week. When I was on the higher dose it effected the feeling in my feet along with a little swelling. If you are also using the D3 with all co factors you will want to space them apart a few hours, Verap is a calcium channel blocker so they would be fighting each other. They both work fine along with the triptans also.
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  2. Bryan, I would try loading vitamin D3 at 50,000 IU/day for a week just to build your 25(OH)D3 reserves higher and in the process, help get the CH beast back under control. Taking vitamin D3 is particularly important to help prevent viral infections like COVID-19. It's also best to start taking at least 50 mg/day zinc picolinate, 400 mg/day Quercetin and 1 gram of vitamin C three times a day. These are the immune boosting supplements that work the best. The nutritional supplements illustrated in the photo below provide a safe (No Harms) and proven prophylaxis for most viral infections. If you're already taking the anti-inflammatory regimen, all you need to do is add the 50 mg/day zinc picolinate, 400-800 mg/day Quercetin and 3 grams/day liposomal vitamin C (1 gram every 3 hours). Zinc: The need for supplementation increases with age Take care, V/R, Batch.
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  3. Happy Dance!!! That is wonderful Bryan!! I am so delighted for you. Your detailed log will help others to appreciate the value of the Regimen. Thanks for posting it!
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  4. That looks really promising Bryan ! Keep up the good work ! siegfried
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