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seekhelp
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NOT according to the guru Dr. B. Multi-therapy hitting sll forms of Lyme and coinfections are necessary. All else results in failure according to the golden guidelines.
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Abxnomore
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IMO, the guru is correct.
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seekhelp
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With my experience over a couple years, I agree with him too. Monotherapy was a waste of time and $$$$.
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Abxnomore
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It's much to complicated an illness for only one medication.
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phyl6648
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It will have to for me as that is all my body will tolerate for now. If one won't work then I might as well give up.
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