"My brain is just so much clearer." - Oxaloacetate CFS Review

"My brain is just so much clearer." - Oxaloacetate CFS Review

We're inspired by the story Reddit user "premier-cat-arena" shared about their ME/CFS symptom improvement with Oxaloacetate therapy. They detail a renewed ability to enjoy music, audiobooks and TV (although their ability is still limited) and even improved ability to socialize and participate in conversation with others. We know that not only do these abilities make a big difference in quality of life and basic dignity, they also improve the ability to further engage in other treatments, reversing the vicious cycle that traps so many people with ME/CFS around the world. Our hearts and hopes are for further improvement and, of course, a complete recovery and healing. 

 Premier-Cat-Arena:
Oxaloacetate is one of the things that’s made the most difference in my symptoms. i’ve been very severe since 2017/18 and i got back the ability to occasionally listen to music, follow calm audiobooks, and watch new (very mellow, easy to follow) tv shows and movies lately. i can finally experience media again. i take 4 pills per day (2 at lunch and 2 at breakfast) and i don’t have side effects. my brain is just so much clearer it’s really crazy.

I will say this stuff is the only reason i currently have any mental capability. it brought back functions i thought had been lost forever (and i i lose if i stop taking it), and has added so much to my life. i am usually so critical of supplements but ive been on this for years now and its helped so much. i’m still very severe but i can listen to music and audiobooks sometimes and actually folllow conversations sometimes. maybe to more mild people it’s not a giant difference but to get cognitive function from 3% to 6% is huge for me. i don’t know actual safe dosing so i won’t say how much i take but it’s been so helpful to me

**Oxaloacetate CFS is a Medical Food intended for use under medical supervision, for the specific dietary management of ME/CFS.

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