Lee (USA) on 05/25/2020
Replied By Prakash (India) on 08/22/2020
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Replied By GrannyGoodFood (Texas) on 08/16/2021
Cereals that avoid use of BHT use Vitamin E instead. If the antioxidant property is the key active ingredient, doesn't Vitamin E seem to be a safer option?
Second point: High school chemistry was a long time ago, so is Butylated something akin to Butyric acid, found in butter and highly beneficial? If so, the fat soluble vitamins could be a bigger help to enhancing our immunity than questionable chemical food additives.
EC: Hello, please read Oscar's posts on our Hepatitis C and Viral Hepatitis pages. He used BHT extensively for 20 years without any issues.
Replied By Caroline (Florida) on 12/30/2021
We are all chemically unique and so not all cures work for all (boy am I smart.. lol) Some of us will respond well to BHT and others not so well. I took BHT years ago for Hep C and wasn't as successful as others. Harvoni was the answer for me. Hep C free for a few years now - yay! Hep C brought me here years ago.This being said.. I am currently dosing up on BHT because I just found out I have had close contact with my daughter who has just tested positive for Covid. Chances are I have it.
I plan to take 3 x 3,000 mg a day for 4 days - if my system accepts it. Then slowly reduce it down. I am over 65 and a smoker .. BHT has always helped me with any chest issues. It opens my airways and significantly reduces any cough.
Be well, Caroline
Replied By Jgny (Thousand Islands) on 12/31/2021
I took BHT 2 months ago to help avoid catching covid from my 98 yr. old dad, but broke out in hives or rash all around my neck, it was so itchy I thought I'd go nuts! I believe it helped me avoid covid, but not sure I could go through that again!
Replied By pepa65 (Chiangrai) on 02/16/2022
It could be that it acted against a dormant herpesoid infection. Maybe persist until the herpes clear up..?!