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seekhelp
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Who has tried this product? My LLMD's office recommended it. Price is reasonable. Any thoughts on it? I have had elevated cold agglutinins for some time which often means active Mycoplasma Pneumonia infection. My ID doc suspects it.

http://www.nutrovita.com/1572/raintree-nutrition-inc/myco-capsules.htm

One more thing: Is this powder safe to treat Babesia?

http://www.nutrovita.com/1580/raintree-nutrition-inc/quinine.htm

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Hey Seek,

I'm interested in this, too. I purchased Raintree Myco, but herxed on it. I heard the Lyme Doc in California says it helps some.

My current relapse is due to a myco infection. My lyme was in remission, but that came out, too. I reached 90% remission and was working fulltime, then BAM! I guess I was under too much stress and exertion.

Who are you seeing now? The doc in New York? That's my last resort. I want 100%.

Good luck,
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Sorry to hear you've relapsed, CherylSue. I hope it's not a bad one.

Do you think that mycoplasma gives you different symptoms than Lyme does?

Best, Lisa

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Hi Lisa,

My LLMD says that the Mycoplasma Pneu. is the infection that has Center Stage now. Lyme titers tested much better. My CD57 was 125 at the beginning of the infection and droped to 102 two weeks later. (My LLMD ran tests) She thinks the myco reactivated the Lyme. I had been doing pretty well and hadn't relapsed in two years.

To answer your question, the symptoms are the same. Fatigue, fever, and burning skin.

How are you doing?

Good to hear from you.

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Herxing a bit on Raintree Myco, but may be getting slightly better..
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