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Digital Pulse Analyzer Testing Cancelled

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This is part of my personal product review on CardioCocktail and Argenix

I had planned to be rested once more, through the FDA-approved Digital Pulse Analyzer, and to report my results after another 90 days on the argenix formula.

Unfortunately, I keep getting fever blisters so I’ve had to stop taking the argenix until I can boost my immune system.

I will not be doing the retest because I haven’t been taking the argenix faithfully. However, I certain saw enough when I first used this product a few years ago to recommend it in very good faith.

My disclaimer would be that I could not suggest it to anyone with herpes virus, regardless of type.

Although the only warnings are regarding ocular herpes or brain herpes, my own experience causes me to feel that shingles as well as oral herpes should be included….well, all types of herpes I would suppose.

A person would have to weigh risks against benefits. If it’s only a fever blister, a person might be willing to live with that in return for the marvelous cardiovascular benefits. On the other hand, a person with shingles might not be willing to suffer to the extent that a shingles outbreak can cause suffering; nor might a person with genital herpes be willing to take the risk.

At such time in the future as I feel I can start on the argenix again, I intend to do so and will still hope to provide a second 90-day test result at some point in the future.