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lpkayak
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please put it here. thanks. lp

for me its lots of lemon water and milkthistle and rest. but sometimes i have to lower abx dose for awhile.

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We have found for our teenage son: lots of lemon water, epsom salt baths (hot as my son can handle it with 3c of salt), fresh carrot juice throughout the day. Milk Thistle is something our son takes every day already. It strengthens the liver.
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Lots and lots of lemon water. Activated charcoal. (my favorite)

We take warm epsom salt baths with hydrogen peroxide.

Be careful with bath water being too hot as it can make you feel much worse by putting more stress on adrenals.

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i know some ppl where the bath makes them worse...but many say it works for them

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lemon water/charcoal..exercise if possible
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I tell myself over and over again" this is me getting better". I allow myself the space to feel sick, and I nurture myself with warm chicken broth, movies, and my fuzzy blankie.
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searching...yes . i have been there. more than once.

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epsom salt baths,lemon water, massage followed by bath, also light exercise, and increased rest
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activated charcoal( have taken 5-6 when desperate)

coffee enema......instant improvement

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My kids take daily Xymogen glutathione (if you can't get this from your LLMD, you can buy alpha-lipoic acid OTC instead). Daily milk thistle. Activated charcoal when needed (at least 2 hrs away from abx).

DD is allergic to ragweed, so can't take milk thistle. Considering inositol, which can detox the liver and also help with neuropsych/OCD symptoms (inositol is a "natural" SSRI).

Fiber and lots of water to ensure daily BMs also help with detox.

Others have told me coconut water helps. Haven't tried it.

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LLM

how much alpha-lipoic acid do you take?

i am deathly allergic to ragweed...i went into anaphalactic shock when they tested me with a scarch test with it

i have been taking milk thistle for years...it is a staple for me..

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i'm a little scard now

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