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Ian
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My symptoms have been getting worse daily for the last week. I wonder if it might be because I have strengthened my body and its immune system?

I started eating completely cleanly a month or so ago. I eat a bunch of vegetables, eggs, some fruit, meat (mostly fish and chicken), and drink only water. I do not eat any sugar, grains, or high-glycemic foods. I also started taking supplements at the same time that I started my completely clean diet.

It seems like my symptoms became worse after eating completely healthy and taking supplements. Does anyone have a similar experience or comments on the science of it? Was my immune system strengthened, after which it went more forcefully after the Borrelia and coinfections?

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Bart and Babesia seropositive
Current tx: Rifampin, Biaxin, Bactrim DS, Artemisinin, Resveratrol (japanese knotweed), Red Root, Boneset

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No one has any input on the nutrition-symptom link? I feel that my few weeks of excellent nutrition plus supplements must be increasing my body's response to the Borrelia and coinfections.

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Bart and Babesia seropositive
Current tx: Rifampin, Biaxin, Bactrim DS, Artemisinin, Resveratrol (japanese knotweed), Red Root, Boneset

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