Standard Viral Supplement Protocol

Additional notes

"1,000 to 3,000 mg daily in 3 divided doses. Vitamin C does far more than just support general immunity. It helps regulate the production of interferon, a protein that cells release in response to viral threats. Additionally, vitamin C acts as an antioxidant, helping to protect our cells from the oxidative stress that often accompanies chronic viral infections."

Additional notes

"2,000-5,000 IU daily of Vit D (with K2) Vitamin D deserves special attention because it functions more like a hormone than a typical vitamin. It interacts directly with our DNA, influencing the expression of genes involved in immune function. Research has shown that people with optimal vitamin D levels tend to experience fewer viral reactivations and may have shorter duration of symptoms when infections do occur. *Note: Get as much of your vitamin D as possible from the sun rather than relying solely on supplementation."

Additional notes

"15-30mg daily Zinc helps maintain the integrity of our mucous membranes, which form a crucial first line of defense against viruses. It also supports the production and function of various immune cells, including natural killer cells that help control viral infections. However, zinc absorption can be tricky, and needs to be balanced with copper, which is why proper timing and dosing are essential."

Additional notes

" *STAT VERY SLOW, opening the capsule and dividing it into 4 to 6 doses. Titrate up weekly or as tolerated (to avoid Herx reactions). Working your way up to: L-lysine: 1,000-3,000mg daily Monolaurin: As directed on label L-lysine is an amino acid that has shown promise in managing viral infections, particularly herpes simplex virus (HSV). L-lysine works by inhibiting the replication of the virus and reducing the frequency and severity of outbreaks. It supports immune function and aids in the production of antibodies. Monolaurin is a compound derived from lauric acid, found in coconut oil. It has potent antiviral properties and works by disrupting the lipid membranes of viruses, effectively inactivating them. Monolaurin supports the immune system by enhancing its ability to identify and destroy viral pathogens."

Additional notes

"Timing of taking binders is crucial to ensure their effectiveness and avoid interference with nutrient absorption. It is generally recommended to take binders at least 30 minutes before or 1-2 hours after eating, supplements, or medications. This helps prevent the binders from binding to beneficial nutrients and ensures that they work optimally to remove toxins from the body."

Additional notes

"Start slow and titrate up to 40 drops as needed to support detoxification and minimize die-off. Avoid taking too much so as to avoid dehydration."