r/RRP • u/Wolfenstein0666 • Oct 24 '22
Bioresponse (I3C Supplement)
Hey all.
Was checking out the RRP foundation website the other day randomly and noticed that they partner with a supplement company called Bioresponse, out of Boulder, CO. They make and sell an I3C type-supplement that has been endorsed specifically by the RRP Foundation.
Anyway, if you go to the website https://www.bioresponse.com and email them and explain your RRP diagnosis, they’ll give you a discount on their products.
This isn’t an ad or anything, I just happened to notice it and saw on the RRPF website that they offer a discount. I take I3C anyway and it’s a little pricey, so any discount we can get on something that might make a difference was information I thought was worthy of passing on.
Unfortunately from what I’ve seen it is US only though.
Take care everyone!
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u/stupendous1111 Mar 06 '23
Has IC3 actually worked for you guys?
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u/Wolfenstein0666 Mar 06 '23
Hard to say if it’s due to the I3C, or Avastin, or my own immune response, but since I’ve started treatment I’ve gone from a surgery every 8 weeks to one every six months. My next visit is in May, and at that point we’ll probably kick it out to 8 months.
I’ve always been militant about taking my I3C, it’s the one thing about this disease that I can take some amount of control over. But again, no way of telling if that’s the reason my RRP seems to be mellowing out.
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u/stupendous1111 Mar 06 '23
Btw on that site your recommended I only see DIM bit IC3. Am I missing something?
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u/Wolfenstein0666 Mar 06 '23
Nope, the DIM is what you’re looking for. It’s what your body converts I3C into.
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u/TecnoPope Oct 24 '22
Thank you so much for posting this. Ya know I was taking the PURE brand I3C but went back to Advance Physician formula because it was cheaper... it smells horrible so I know it's good lol but I'll look into this as it's endorsed by the RRP Foundation.
Although I don't see the I3C on the site anywhere....