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RZR
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Which worked best for you?

I need to try something for both babs and bart.

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RZR- I saw something in a babesia thread about MC-Bab2 hitting both plus proto (?) from another LNer.

Maybe it was MC-Bab1

I've done BW a-Bab and didn't notice a thing.

Crypto helped with well, everything. Crypto is the only herbal I like. Have you tried it? It tastes terrible.

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RZR
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I did try crypto. I herxed on it, but never felt like it helped anything.

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A-BART was very strong for me for a month or so. Now I'm used to it and it maintains my symptoms.

A-BAB was not as strong and my positive test is for B. Duncani. The A-BART was stronger.

I now do CSA, Enula and A-BART. I would like to try Bab-2 also. I hear that's better for Duncani.

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A-Babs very strong but helped as did liposomal ART.
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Can both formulas (Byron White & Beyond Balance) be used together....spaced apart 1/2 hour or so?

I read Byron White's A-Bart works better and Beyond Balance MC-Bab-2 works best for duncani.

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A-BAB was too strong for me even at extremely low doses. I never used A-BART.
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I have pretty much no reaction to A-BAB and a huge herx from A-BART in the beginning and then it maintains me.

I know it's the A-BART because I can go off other Cowden herbs and not worsen as long as I keep A-BART and a few other things (right now Inula, CSA, Stevia and Silver).

I take 30-40 drops per day now. I did not ramp up like you're supposed to. I started at 15 drops 2x per day and held out through the herx because at the time I was already severely weak and could barely get up. It really couldn't have gotten much worse.

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