well i think pretty much sick people here have some serve brainfog.. included myself. since 2 years i try to find that protocol/drug which will eradicate that damn brainstuff...
i would like to know what helped you the most with your brain fog and how long did you do the "miracle thing" that helped you the most.
acutally im on rifampin+bicillin+zithromax and herxing hard on the rifa.. hat just 2 good days in 3 weeks on the bicillin.. hope it helps..
which bug do you contribute with "brainfog"? bartonella? borrelia?? ....
greetz
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Haley
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Hi Daniel.
I always recognize the names that have brain fog as that is my worst problem. Brain fog is an understatement.
So far I have found that most Babs meds hit my brain fog, but it usually returns. IV Doxy also helped. I will be going back on Doxy in a liquid form and IV Flagyl.
My next step is to try the anti-parasitic drugs such as Ivermectin. All I can say, is that I have is hunch about these meds, but have not tried them yet. I am trying to get my doc on board with this as he is not that familiar with these meds.
I have tried some natural anti-parasitics which I think help.
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When my brain fog was the worst, my doctor put me on Cholestyramine. I think the Cholestyramine binds with the neurotoxins and helps to flush them out.
All of the bugs you are killing are creating toxins as they are killed off, many of them neurotoxins, which contribute to the brain fog and cognitive problems.
I found the CSM (Cholestyramine) very helpful. There is a specific way to take it, it's been awhile, but I think it is to be taken away from the time you take your supplements, as it can flush them out, too. I think that it's supposed to be taken with fat, like nuts.
Best wishes.
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