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6Hypnone
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I know A-bart treats bart, but my dr says it is good for other things as well, I just dont remember what she said.
And what forms of Lyme does Mino go after?

Then also, side effects of each?

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Mino is predominantly for Bb and has extremely good brain penetration. Generally good safety profile and side effect profile. A good place to read about side effects is drugs.com
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I jumped into abart at 20 drops 2x a day. ..didnt do much but others could only hang at 1 drop...i switched it for sida acuta and zhang hh2 plus rifampin and zith...

mino made me dizzier and little more sun sensi

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Thanks you guys. I have not started the mino yet as I had some questions re: it and some other stuff I'm on first, and she has not gotten back yet.
I have heard re: ABart that some ppl love it, some ppl it doesn't really work for. And yes, it's very potent. I'm being started on 1 drop every other day.

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