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 the site is... HERBALHEALER.COM/GRAPEFRUITSEED.HTML
   It's the 2nd product listed as the winter special-------Lori perhaps your hubby may have an idea on this, I'm confused on which I should buy...........Thanks For Your help.....seems us quads are always having worries and health problems and my doc's seem to know very little.   Dan-c-6   7 yrs. post
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Maybe you missed my post on my confusion as well.  Hubby feels it won't help or "just an herb saying it WILL do this or that...".  It is just an herb but I'm desperate.  My proteus infection never went COMPLETELY away or came back (got results yesterday)
ANY HERB isn't going to rid one of an infection they have but, who knows, it MAY help prevent.  Cranberry capsules did nothing for me so I'm giving GSE a whirl that it will help as a preventative.
 
I think the companies are selling them to THE GENERAL PUBLIC.  Us quads who get UTIs from foley's, cath changes, stagnant urine in the bladder, etc, etc is a WHOLE 'NOTHER SPECIES  :-)
 
I guess I'll just order whatever hits me, since I saw all these (below is a myriad of milligrams and capsule numbers vs price).   And this was my post).....
 
Okay then ... my question is the last paragraph (after you look at milligrams, prices, sources, etc).  Someone answered me that NURTIBIOTIC is a good choice
 
I've been net shopping for prices on the extract.
 
Shop.com has 125mg (90 GSE capsules) for $9.95
 
MyVitanet has 250 mg (60 GSE capsules) for $9.59.
 
iherb.com has
NutriBiotic CapsulesPlus, GSE (Grapefruit Seed Extract), NutriBiotic, 125 mg., 90 Capsules
pad
 
OR
 
 
 
The sites all say (for either the 250 mg or the 125 mg) that you can take one-three times daily.
 
Any suggestions on the mgs or the prices above or how many times a day you've experienced effectiveness?
 
Lori
C4/5 quad, 25 yrs post (age 40)
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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