Anyone used Flavin 7?

Has anyone here actually tried this supplement? If you have, are you noticing any real results?

I've heard it's supposed to be a real multitasker when it comes to what it can treat...

Thanks in advance for the help!

Flavin 7 is this fruit syrup made from seven different kinds of local produce, packed full of antioxidants like flavonoids. Since it's a syrup, your body actually absorbs all those good ingredients really well. It definitely covers a huge range of health benefits, but I'd love to hear why you're thinking about trying it?
There have been some pretty massive clinical trials out there, too. For instance, they've proven it works wonders for patients fighting tumors while undergoing chemo, which is why even the American Cancer Society recommends it.

The clearest evidence of success can be seen in patients undergoing chemotherapy, where we observe a measurable improvement in their blood counts.

Anonymous said:Is anyone actually using this stuff? If so, are you noticing any real difference?

Supposedly it covers a pretty wide range of needs...

thanks for the help

So, I stuck with Flavin 7 for about six months. I started with the syrup—I actually had to order it from Canada since that's where they make it. Honestly, the syrup is decent, though it has this weird, slightly rotten fruit taste... still drinkable, though. People usually take it during chemo to try and give their immune system a boost. The problem is, you go through those bottles incredibly fast and man, they are pricey. After my first bottle, I just switched over to Flavin 7 Plus. It’s basically the same thing but in pill form—capsules, specifically. From what I know, an 80-count pack goes for about 8000 Forint, which is roughly $30. It’s got a broad spectrum of uses, and even healthy people are encouraged to take it, mostly because Flavin is such a powerhouse antioxidant.