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gigimac
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for detox and herxing?
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I feel like it did help both my dd and myself.
Found it worth it.

Not a proof! all gone, but yes, a help, for us with herx.

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So your saying that it didn't cure but cut back the disease?
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Surprise, how much did u take/ I have taken 4 doses of 5 drops every 15 minutes.

I think it might be helping a little, it also gives me a mild sedated/mellow feeling.

I have had this stuff for over a yr and thought it didn't didn't work but this is the first time i tried it by dosing multiple times. Apparently that is how u are supposed to do it even though the bottle says just to take 10 drops.

Carmen, burbur is supposed to detox u when u are herxing or if u just feel the need to detox. It doesn't kill anything, I don't think.

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I gave 10 drops 2-3 times a day, for detox while we were in treatment.

It doesn't kill, it helps detox/ die off symptoms.
Both of us had to employ a lot of detox help.

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

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Someone Facebook said they use as many drops as needed until the herx symptoms subside. She says it's very non-toxic and she's taken 100 drops in a day multiple times.

Not saying to take that much - but it seems safe

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Is burbur the same as berberine, which is, I think, another name for goldenseal (or one is a derivative of the other)?
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No, it is completely different from berberine. Where berberine has antimicrobial, antibacterial, antifungal etc etc actions, burbur is primarily a detoxifying agent, antiinflammatory and cleansing to the liver, kidney and lymph. It comes from desmodium molliculum.
Nutramedix.ec has a good description.

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