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Valacyclovir (Herpes Meds) and MMS1/MMS2 04 Jun 2024 01:07 #82597

alexnik
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Hi.

I started a new topic on this yesterday but for some reason it was not posted, I hope I am not breaking the rules... (newbie here).

Would there be an advantage to taking the Valacyclovir while on MMS/MMS2 as the drug stops the reproduction of the virus? or should taking the drug be stopped during the MMS1/MMS2 cycle?

I have purchased both the old book and the new one and have searched here for the answer but did not find anything specific.

Thank you.

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