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ahmet ozbek
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Does anyone know mellitin effective on intracelluler borrelia or mellitin only effective on extracelluler borrelia. ? if mellitin effective on intracelluler bacteria,this is strong effect. thank in advance for any input.Ahmet
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Ahmet, I have only ever seen one piece of research on melitin for lyme. I believe it was an experiment done on borrelia spirochetes with bee venom in vitro (extracellular.)

It concluded that bee venom kills spirochetes. Sorry, I don't have the link handy, but it shouldn't be too hard to find here with a search.

If you find any more research, I would be interested.

My personal experience is that bee venom ointment is very effective against lyme disease.

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Bejoy thank you for info. . my worst symptoms are bad memory and depression? what ara you main symptoms? which your neuro symptoms get better with mellitin?Ahmet
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Hi Bejoy

Is it possible for you to empty your Inbox, I want to send you a PM but its full.

Thanks!

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