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dan67
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Whenever I start taking an effecive ABX, I always feel AMAZING for the first day or two on the drug, like pre-lyme, before the herx sets in. Anyone else have this? I wonder if it is the bacteria being inactivated but prior to the hell of toxins and herxing. Just interesting.
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i feel this too, and wish i could have several diferant antibiotics to pulse with on my own judgement of when, granite some antibiotics will saty in your systom longer and over lapping effects plus side effects, yet, if we have been doing this for 6 mos or so and have a feel of the working antibiotics, seems like pulsing would be awesome against this bug regrouping and hiding out.

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I am convinced pulsing is the best way to go, too, and my practitioner lets me do it at my judgement to some degree.
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my LLND likes pulsing also.
I'm ready to go back on ABX tho.

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