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Topic: Best detox carrier for the super sensitive

cozynana
LymeNet Contributor
Member # 34270

posted

I am on an anti-parasitic and know I need to carry the dead ick out of my body.

What have you used that is gentle to accomplish this.

I have a terrible time finding things that don't tank me.

Currently I drink lemon water, drink a huge amount of just water.

I used to do sauna, but made me herx the next whole day. I would get so sick I couldn't function.

I also do I enemas to carry out waste.

I think I need to add more, I feel toxic.

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StephenC
LymeNet Contributor
Member # 15171

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I really don't know if I have any information that helps you because I don't know what kind of detox agent you need. All I can say is what helps for me. I pulse N Acetylcysteine and Alpha Lipoic Acid every couple months. I naturally have a low glutathione level and these two supplements really help. I feel better when I'm on them and for the first few days when I start a new cycle I have noticeable changes in my bowel movements.

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Lingering chronic symptoms: Fatigue, Derealization, Brain fog. Monthly fever with flu-like symptoms that last for weeks.
Lyme WB Bands Positive: 31, 41, 58, 66
HHV6, EBV, CMV, & Mycoplasma IGG positive.
Chronically Low CD4 count.

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Catgirl
Frequent Contributor (5K+ posts)
Member # 31149

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I agree with Stephen, those are good ones. Enemas are good too.

I think lemon water is very mild, and does work. You can try food grade DE or chlorella makes me feel better too.

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