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Linnada
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Has anyone had Art help their Bartonella symptoms?
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Artemisia is for babesia.

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I know that it is mainly used for treating babesia, however, it seems to be helping all of my bartonella symptoms like sore soles, anxiety and muscle twitching. My doctor says that some people believe it can help Bartonella. I'm wondering if anyone else has had this experience.
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Interesting.

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It addresses Biofilm, but only at fairly high doses and thereby eliminates some of the hiding places of many microorganism. It is
very effective.

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What would be considered a high dose? Can bartonella form biofilms like Lyme?
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