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Jay87

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Should I test oryzon 1001 molecule on myself?  

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Currently I've been experimenting with emsam a Maoi inhibitor that can inhibitor the virus from coming out of latency. I've been taking 2mg a week I suffer from outbreaks all over my face, I'm 20 years old if I go over 6mg a day I will start to have muscle twitching. I also take Baicalin which also inhibits virus from coming out of latency but has a very low half life of an hour but both help tremendously with out breaks.  How ever I was thinking about ordering and taking oryzon 1001 molecular and testing on myself and wanted someone's opinion on me doing this.

https://www.oryzon.com/

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4416407/

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/27814566

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Is anyone having trouble posting a reply on this thread?  I'm seeing an odd message when replying.

Funny that you post this topic, I was just chatting about MAOIs and LSD-1 inhibitors just yesterday.  There is definitely a decent amount of research pointing to a LSD-1 inhibitor and its ability to prevent replication and reactivation of the virus.  My knowledge is limited, but @StayingUpbeat seems to be educated on the topic.

How have the other drugs you've tested turned out?

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If I have an outbreak and take a full patch along with some famcilvir  the outbreak will stop in 2 days healed. I haven't ordered any epigentic drug but I'm thinking about ordering and trying it because the molecule is modeled after the parnate Maoi inhibitor so I'm thinking there's not gonna be many side effects. The video states that taking 12micrograms of ory 1001 will inhibit the lsd gene.

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Famciclovir has a better bio avabilty and it only takes 250mg to kill 77% of replication of the virus vs valciclovir which bio availability is only like 56% and you have to take 500mg vs 250 mg.

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