You are surely taking a ton of things.  In regards to Astralagus, I would say it depends on whether or not you tolerate it.  It is an immune booster and increases white blood cell counts - but with oleander you may not need it.   There is also the consideration that if you take too many immune boosters for too long and in too much quantity you may in time suppress your immune system because it may come to depend on supplements too much.  That is true of many supplements and why some people like Dr. Ray Sahelian advises taking days off regularly and occasionally even a week at at time (on a rotating basis).

OK, now let's get that viral load decreased:

The best natural pathogen destroyers according to Jon Barron, whom I consider a mentor, are:

• Garlic

• Olive leaf extract

• Oil of wild mountain oregano

• Grapefruit seed extract

• Colloidal Silver

One thing that leaped out from what you are taking is the 3 tsp of colloidal silver. That is barely above a maintenance dose and not close to a therapeutic dose needed to destroy pathogens thoroughly - and few pathogens indeed can stand up to large doses of superior colloidal silver.

If I were you, I would order a Utopia Silver Silver Bullet Generator which you can get with timer for less than $100 when you use the CureZone discount code LR001.  It makes perhaps the best home silver product of all of them, but there is another benefit you should take advantage of:  When you buy one of their generators, you are then able to buy their superior commercial product, Advanced Colloidal Silver, on a buy-on, get-one free base FOR LIFE.  That way, you can get some of the good stuff and take two or more ounces daily til you have gone through a few botlles and brought your viral count to its knees and then maybe keep a bottle of the good stuff in reserve and use the homemade silver thereafter.  Once your viral count is really low, a tablespoon or two of the home silver every two or three days is probably sufficient.

At some point, I would like to see you only have to use minimal supplementation and rely mostly on a healthy diet and lifestyle.  Supplements should not replace what nature and a properly functioning body should be able to do on it's own - they are best used to correct deficiencies and fight off temporary disease and illness, and then when successful only used to provide what diet alone is deficient in

Speaking of that, allmost all of us are deficient in one or more major minerals and a great many trace minerals as well as certain vitamins.  For optimal health you should make sure you get enough iodine, magnesium, vitamin D3 and trace minerals.  Not that I want to add to your list - but any deficiency forces the body to abnormally adjust and not only prevents optimum health, but also leads to health problems eventually.

Tony