Product causes dizziness and disrupts gut bacteria balance

I tried it for chronic fatigue that was hanging on from the mono virus. I stopped taking it though because I could never work up past 2 drops…it made me very woozy.

Intuitively, I think it can work. It totally killed off a lot of microbes, but it’s very clear to me that it kills off good bacteria too. After both attempted rounds, when I stopped taking it it took me a week to get my intestinal flora balanced again. It felt like I had a mild flu and my digestion was off.

Whether it can work outside of the digestive tract, I am undecided though I think it probably does. When I just brushed my teeth with it my teeth were nowhere near as glassy just-from-the-dentist clean as they were when I drank it.

I don’t feel fatigued enough or sick enough anymore to do a proper round with an under-researched product like this, but if I had a serious disease or infection, why the hell not try it? It’s cheap and I’ve never heard a testimonial where someone’s life was threatened or lost because of it. Compare that to expensive pharmaceuticals.

The fact that it gives off chlorine is about as spooky as going swimming in a pool or drinking tap water in many cities that use it in the water. And sure salt is bad for you, but I bet you get a lot more salt in a can of soup.

I’m uneasy about recommending it, for sure. But you’re an idiot not to try something that could save your life just because people in lab coats haven’t okayed it and others are making equally hypothesized claims about its dangers.

I dearly wish there could be some proper studies on it, but research into a substance you can’t patent is not going to get funded anytime soon.

I’m sure there’s lots of hyperbole about the product, and testimonials are very convincing in a culty sort of way, but the risks that have presented so far don’t seem all that…well risky.