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Topic: WHY do we sweat with babesia?

Tincup
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I've even asked doctors that question and they didn't know, so I started researching. I figure it is either do the research myself, or drown in my own sweat.

I've posted the answer (based on malaria pathology) here, along with some quotes that may be of interest.

https://sites.google.com/site/marylandlyme/tick-borne-diseases/babesia/why-do-you-sweat-babesia

You may also want to read Bea's post on glutathione and babesia. This is all starting to fit together.

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Tincup
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Here is the link to Bea's post mentioned above.

http://flash.lymenet.org/scripts/ultimatebb.cgi/topic/1/128232?

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Tincup
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Using heparin? Please see this quote...

"Erythrocyte [red blood cell] invasion is enhanced when blood flow is slow and the cells are tightly packed:"

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BoxerMom
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Thanks Bea and TC!

Both the glutamine/glutathione and blood viscosity connections to Babesia are really helpful.

My Babesia symptoms always improve after sauna and exercise, both of which increase blood flow, reduce viscosity, and prevent RBC clumping. Research that backs this up helps keep me motivated.

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Beverly
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Thank you for the wonderful information Tincup and Bea. [Smile]

[ 03-12-2014, 02:49 PM: Message edited by: Beverly ]

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