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RZR
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I have been off abx for 5 days now. After 3-1/2 years, I realized my body just couldn't handle it anymore.

I am now using rife for treatment.

I am still treating parasites rotating pharmaceuticals and herbs, detoxing mercury, and detoxing mold with cholestyramine, and treating yeast.

Inflammation is getting worse. Is this normal when first going off abx?

My stomach also feels worse now than when taking abx. What is up with that?

I will start L-Glutamine to help repair stomach. How many times a day is recommended?

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Are you using any anti inflammatory supplements? I use msm, tumeric and proteolytic enzymes. They really help.

I would also hit the probiotics hard. You need to replenish the good bacteria in your gut.

Your whole body is going through an adjustment. Rife can help with the stomach issues if you look up the frequencies that help that.

Hang in there.

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Thank you, faithful.

I take VSL #3 DS twice daily.

I am not using any inflammatory supplements. I will get some of those.

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My LLMD was going to follow through with Byron White Formulas once I went through the abx. Are you still under the care of an LLMD?
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RZR - VSL#3 is great, I take it too, but can you add a couple of different probiotics to this one?

I try to use three different kinds to make sure I am adding enough different probiotics to replenish what abx destroyed. It might help.

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If your stomach is worse then I would seriously consider treating for bartonella -- with either herbs or antibiotics.

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It's probably the CSM if you are new to it. It can cause a massive inflammation response and can be hard on your stomach.
I know it doesn't make sense that a toxin binder can do that but it can, and does.

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quote:
Originally posted by RC1:
It's probably the CSM if you are new to it. It can cause a massive inflammation response and can be hard on your stomach.
I know it doesn't make sense that a toxin binder can do that but it can, and does.

I think this could be the culprit! I am trying to stay and course and stay on it, but inflammation is tough.

I am taking high-dose fish oil to help, but it doesn't seem to be enough now that I am off abx.

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quote:
Originally posted by CherylSue:
My LLMD was going to follow through with Byron White Formulas once I went through the abx. Are you still under the care of an LLMD?

Yes, I am under the care of an LLMD.

I am taking a break right now...think mercury and mold are the issues left.

If needed, we will be going with the Cowden protocol next, as my LLMD has great success with it.

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