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randibear
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i need to detox more. i have charcoal capsules and milk thistle.

but somebody says this cholestyramine is a big help.

is this a prescription? are there things that i can take like every day or every other day?

enemas are out with me having himmies and all.

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Melanie Reber
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Yes, it is an Rx medication... most usually prescribed along with Actos, another Rx.
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rats...do most llmd's prescribe it? do you think mine would??

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They may if their patients have had good experiences using it. It helped me tremendously when I was overly toxic. I've had 3 LLMDs prescribe this med for me.
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I felt like it almost killed me, but my doc didn't Rx Actos.
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My LLMD send scripts to a compounder, Clark's Pharmacy in WA.

Said that it can have fillers if gotten at some regular pharmacy's and that some of my LLMD's patients have bad reactions to the fillers used by these manufacturers producing it.

The Clark's is pure. NO problems with it.

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I have used cholestyramine, prescribed by my LLMD for many months. If you look at Dr. Burrascano's 2008 guidlines, you will see that it is beneficial in moving toxins ( bug die-off) out of the body.
I have had no ill effects.

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