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2young2dieMom
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I've heard Fry labs has found a new infection in all ALS patients tested. I just sent off for the test.

Has anyone else tested positive? What drugs did you take?

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Positive for Protomyxzoa but absolutely nothing else in Igenex
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I tested positive for the Protomyxozoa rheumatica.

My understanding, from patients who see Dr. Fry, is that he treats with babesia drugs. Specifically recommending Plaquenil and Biaxin or Minocycline. He also recommends a low fat, low arginine diet, because the protozoa is encased in biofilm, and thrives on fat.

Search FL FL1953 or Fry protozoa in the archives for more info.
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