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After 4 1/2 years on abx and 2 years of repairing methylation, mold, yeast and 6 months of phospholipid repair therapy, my 28 year old son is showing a lot of improvement. Seizures every 3 days are still main issue Just got back testing from LLMD that is PCR positive for Babesia Duncani.
LLMD rxd mepron and zithro. But we just spent over a year getting his gut issues under a semblance of control and he prefers not to go back on abx. He is currently on A-Bart, but I am wondering if can take A-Bab at the same time, and if so, does it go after B. Duncani?
Take Care, Karen
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I would say it would be ok to do them together if you're careful. Where do you buy BWF from? I need to buy some but I'm without a LLpractitioner at the moment. Searching for a doctor I like.
you need to call them it may not be listed on the website
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I've taken a-bab, a-bart, and a-l at the same time for many months. By at the same time, let's be clear, it is important to wait some minutes between taking one and the other. In the beginning, I waited 20-25 minutes between (per pendulum testing), and I believe their literature recommends 30 minutes. These days, I wait more like 5 minutes between, again, per pendulum.
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Dan's Mom....do they think the seizures might be from the babesia?
Also..what is phospholipid therapy......is that the Dr K cocktail?
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I take A-Babs,A-Bart and Av. I was doing 20 min apart but now Pendy or my docs testing I do 15 min apart.
Strong herbs kicks butt. I just added Hawthorn that Buhner writes about in his Healing Lyme boo and it sure seems to be helping with Lyme and co symptoms and herxing.
I also started putting the water diluted Byron White herbs on the bottoms of my feet besides by mouth. He talks about doing this in his info.
You don't do it until being on the internal a while. I am amazed at the positive shifts I am having. Plus working on Adrenals with herbs.
I am hoping this will continue to give me relief.
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Healing in Santa Cruz, How much water do you use to dilute the A-Babs on your feet?
Which herbs are you using for your adrenals?
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Thank you all so much for your responses. I will be sure to wait an hour or so between A-Bab and A-Bart as everything with Dan has to be started at a very low dose and built up slowly.
CD57- They feel the seizures are probably for either Bartonella or Babesia, but since they come every three days, makes me think that it is probably Babesia.
The phospholipid therapy is the Patricia Kane Protocol. It consists of a very high fat diet, with IV drips of Phosphididyl Choline and Phenyl Butyrate, followed by a shot of Leucovorin and Glutathione. Because of Dan's methylation issues, at this time he can't tolerate the Glutathione. The protocol calls for 2 IV drips per week, but again Dan isn't able to tolerate that, so he gets 1 drip everyother week. We have seen some real improvement in his cognition and his anxiety.
Thank you all, again, Karen
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