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tickalert
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Member # 7033

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Obviously this means lyme is in a different state. What exactly does this mean? Is it good or bad?

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lymebytes
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Lyme is "intelligent" it can change from free form spirochetes in a hostile environment (abx treatment for instance) and form cysts to hide from abx and dying. Actually it is a quite effective hiding technique, because most abx cannot penetrate the cystic form.

Flagyl or Tinidiazole can penetrate cystic form. But, stopping abx can also make Lyme come out of cystic form - within hours according to this LLMd...scroll down almost to the bottom for this doctor's Cyst relapse post: http://lymemd.blogspot.com/

Here is an amazing video of Bb forming cysts when penicillin is introduced: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lVmCa70bAxE

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pamoisondelune
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Member # 11846

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I take GSE Grapefruit Seed Extract for lyme cysts.

I've heard that the dose is 15 drops, 3x/day with food, so that's what i;ve been taking, for 3 ? years or so.

I have no idea if it works or not, but something is keeping me pretty healthy.

That wasn't your question, but you might also be curious how to attack cysts.

---Polly Polygonum
----or Nilufar Knotweed

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