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Topic: Treat viruses to make tx effective?

CD57
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I have really high titers and I've read that some have had to treat viruses for treatment to be effective. Can anyone talk about this?

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poppy
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Someone whose name slips my mind has posted on this subject, but I can't find it. Looked in stickies, can't find. Maybe a moderator will know where it is.

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nonna05
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would be good to know

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poppy
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You could try a search of the archives.

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VV
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Dr. B on XMRV:

"In a cohort of treatment-resistant Lyme patients that were not well, 100% were XMRV positive."

http://www.betterhealthguy.com/joomla/blog/238-bioresource-2011-conference

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surprise
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I had an LLMD tell me treat all the bacterial infections first
(Lyme and co.)

and then the body can deal with the high viral loads/ return them to normal.

But, have to think if you've been treating the bacterial infections for years and not improved/better, still high loads,

makes sense to go after treating the high viral load...

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Lyme positive PCR blood, and
positive Bartonella henselae Igenex, 2011.
low positive Fry biofilm test, 2012.
Update 7/16- After extensive treatments,
doing okay!

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birdie67
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My LLND told me that IV colloidal silver is good for viruses.

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annxyzz
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valtrex helped me with EBV , but if I were treating it and mycoplasma again , I would use colloidal ( NANO particle ) silver , which targets many pathogens and hits lyme too . I would also use mushrooms as an immune booster .

Frankly , those two may help more than the 3 yr of ABX that accomplished very little.

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beaches
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search: Timaca

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CD57
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oh yes Timaca. I don't think she had any coinfections though.

Annyzz I am using ACS 200 spray (CS) -- still had high viral titers though....

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