Tollovid ™ Maximum Protection Natural Dietary Supplement for Immune Support

Definitely worth the $$. Relieved my brain fog, chest pains, and anxiety. Anxiety is still present but not like before. Wife regained smell and does not have her shortness of breath and all over body fatigue. We both thought we were going to have to live a new normal, which was very daunting and depressing to say the least. There is no price on getting your life back. Would highly recommend.

Training at NASA you learn to understand real science, meaning that there can be tremendous value to case studies. I always say "Did the heart not exist before the EKG?". BUT, when Tollovid as a company makes claims about scientific research where they use the name of a Dr. Lee Morgantaler (sp?) as the doctor, but when you actually go to the researchgate website and find out the first author FIRST is actually a VP at the company? The medical world now rejects all research funded by pharmaceutical companies, yet this is clearly the case with Tollovid. It would be fine if this guy had some scientific background (there is no degrees cited on Linkedin), but it is disturbing to see him as first author (this means he most likely wrote the entire paper and just got a DO to put his name on it. You don't even know if the DO was paid, as the Researchgate paper is not even published. It is only an abstract. But the way it is presented on the website, it is clearly making it appear that major research has gone into this product. My personal experience? It had no impact on any of my symptoms. This does not mean it does not work for others. It may. I just hate when I dig in deep and am so disappointed to see that they overpromise and underdeliver with these research claims. It just then looks like a "marketing" deal rather than a product that is truly designed to help people. It even looks like they are going public and trying to boost their stock value? Not clear. The other concern? They present the ingredients on the Amazon site, but on the bottle it only says "Proprietary blend". This is always a red flag for me. Why? What if one of the ingredients interacts with a medication I am on? Without the full disclosure of what is in the product, you do not know if it is harmful to you. Individual differences are the norm, meaning something in it may help one person but hurt another. Without knowing the ingredients, how can we tell? Proceed with caution. When they use the word "research," yet nothing is actually published, AND the author of the publication is an owner in the company, well, it destroys the reputation of the product long-term. I don't mean this to trash them, but just pointing out that their claims of research are very misleading and a disappointment to one trained in doing more than "data skimming." Caveat Emptor.

Tollovid has been a game changer. It's not a cure for the virus by any means. But, it addresses 90% of the symptoms and is the difference between being bed-ridden and going about daily activities. As with any medication, results will probably be different from one to the next. But there really isn't anything else out there and certainly nothing that is natural with little to no side effects.

So i gave this a 3 cause i think the main ingredient is wonderful but after looking at the bottle and seeing it consist of titanium dioxide i was apprehensive at buying again. Even at 1% it can be toxic in the body after a lot of consumption. This is what gives the white in cosmetics and supplements. Europe had flagged that ingredient as not safe. And here we are taking it.

It's not inexpensive, but I believe it really helped me with my symptoms and staying healthy! I recommend all to "Tollo Up!"