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julielynne4
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I have been doing some reading on the Salt-C protocol and I am interested in possibly trying it.

However, I am wondering if I need to stop all of my other supplements, and whether or not I can do this while on IV Rocephin.

Is it something to do on its own, before everything else?

I am on an anti-yeast diet (more or less), Candex, plus my numerous supplements (magnesium, olive leaf, Vit. C, Sam-e) and of course probiotics.

I appreciate feedback! Thanks! Julie

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TxLymie
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I haven't tried the salt/c so I don't know the protocol but my doc is recommending IV Rocephin. How is that going for you?

I'm hesitant to try it...still trying to make a decision between IV or orals.

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I guess it depends on how long you've had lyme. It seems that the longer you have it, the greater the benefit from IV.

I definately herx more with IV Rocephin than orals, and I feel like it is beneficial. I can "feel" it working.

I know people who would love to do IV Rocephin if they have a chance. Some people would tell you to take this opportunity if you have it. Good luck! J

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Hi Julie,

I know other people have done salt/c while on antibiotics.

Take a look at lymestrategies because these are the people that have Lyme that do salt/c and other protocols

. Also if you do salt/c ramp up slowly and drink lots of water.

Gael

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