My answer would not be better than the two you listed. I am in Tech so I only play a doctor on TV.
I will say that I did get medical advice about my reaction to Tollovid. It was basically, “sounds like you may have something else going on”. Basically could be am allergic reaction to one of the ingredients. Or, your stomach gets into a rhythm with it’s flora. Basically all of the bacteria living in there. If I take Tollovid, and it kills off something that had me in balance, or feeds something that becomes overly dominant, the flora is upset. So it could be good that Tollovid is killing something that shouldn’t be in there, or good that is is feeding something that should. But then I need to get into a new rhythm. It is basically the same thing that happens when you take antibiotics and they upset the flora. I do have a weak stomach. I probably should have mentioned that before. So I have a history of seeking help for it.
With this issue. My GP was no help. An allergist was no help. And a gastroenterologist was no help. They all did say the same thing, “if it messes with you, just don’t take it”. None of them had heard of Tollovid before. And they all dismissed it as just one of a thousand dietary supplements out there.
It was like when I went to the knee doctor and told him my knee hurts when I run. He said “guess what I am going to say?” And I got it right. Stop running.
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