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FYRECRACKER
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Hi all.

I'm treating Babesia with A-Bab BW formula.

I hit a week before my period and finally on day 36 I got my period after a week of irritableness.

I was up to 4 drops 2x per day at that time and felt like I was "herxing" (i can never tell when i'm herxing really) so I stayed at 4 drops.

Now, i am suuuuuuuuper tired.

I also quit coffee this week. perhaps that's a contributing factor?

Anyone else get really tired on A-Bab formula?
What do other people experience?

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Quitting coffee sucks big time. I have no idea what these A-bab and A-bart things are.

Can't you have one cup in the morning and one after lunch? Although I've heard that folks who quit caffeine, if they can, actually have more energy in the long run.

Good luck.

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Caffeine is an immune depressor.

Plus, I noticed that I was getting all buzzed but I stopped getting the "energy" from it. It's more of a comfort food. I've decided to restrict it to only when I work on a drawing or something.

A-Bab and A-Bart, etc are herbal formula's by Byron White. I've heard they work pretty well. But I'm pooped. Don't know if its from the coffee or my period or just a herx or what.

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