And I was like, oh my gosh
- Liver diseases (e.g., steatosis, hepatitis)
IV therapies (for neurologic, cardiac, or refractory disease): IV ceftriaxone, cefotaxime, or a combination with synergistic agents Intravenous antimicrobials may also target co-infections Biofilm/persister agents (often in combination): Disulfiram (in select cases) Azlocillin, dapsone combinations Herbal antimicrobials (e.g., cryptolepis, cryptolepis + artesunate, Japanese knotweed, Cats Claw) adjunctively Naturopathic & Supportive Care Immune modulation: Low-dose naltrexone (LDN), mushroom extracts, vitamin D, immunoglobulins Mitochondrial support: CoQ10, acetyl-L-carnitine, NAD precursors, riboflavin Detox & antioxidant support: glutathione, N-acetylcysteine, alpha-lipoic acid, binders (charcoal, chlorella, zeolite) Herbal antivirals/antimicrobials: Reishi, astragalus, olive leaf, andrographis Neurorepair & peptide adjuncts (e.g
Davenport and IV solutions
However, the more honest metric is cost per effective dose , and here oral's lower and more variable systemic bioavailability complicates the picture: if a larger oral dose is needed to achieve a comparable systemic effect, the apparent per-milligram savings shrink
This dual improvement in glucose and lipid homeostasis suggests potential applications in research focusing on insulin sensitivity and fatty liver prevention
