Nice to know that you are witnessing some minor improvements.
Correct would negate, and at times the antioxidant might not be able to rectify it.
I don't use oxidants to treat preexisting cardiac or metabolic diseases.
I have a protocol for every disease that I treat, and customize it accordingly.
To reverse NAFLD, it takes me max. 6 days of treatment.
Read this:
https://vitamincfoundation.com/forum/vi ... hp?t=16056
This 45 yr old moderately obese lady suffering from severe metabolic syndrome, poorly controlled diabetes, hypertension, sinus tachycardia 123 bpm, hypertriglyceridemia, fatty liver infiltration grade 3, UTI yeasts, HbA1c 12.5, BP 160/120, TG 1,025, elevated oxidized LDL fraction, IL-6 and 8, uterine fibroids, thickened bladder lining and much more. Pretreatment labs, 6 days of treatment and repeat labs. Was on on conventional meds, Norvasc (amlodpine) 10+5, Janumet (Sitagliptin/Metformin) 50/500 twice daily, developed ankle edema on day 3, checked pressures which were and are 120/70, so took her off both and it disappeared too. Her GTT was slightly raised, as she had cholecystectomy some yrs. back.
It's been approx. 4 months, I do occasionally call to check, she has perfect labs, none conventional meds or supplements and is more energetic than me.........Earlier every fortnightly she used to be rushed to the ER with symptoms of angina, high BP but not anymore.
eDOC!!
PS: You need to watch your weight and pressures seriously, and are both linked.
Just checked I weigh 84 kg, never have crossed 70 kg all my life, need to work out more.