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GVS
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Alinia's inactive ingredients include sugar, alcohol, and three food colorings. Does anyone know of a "cleaner" form of Alinia?

I'd love to take Alinia but my food allergies can't deal with those kinds of inactive ingredients.

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I don't believe there are generics for Alinia available in the US as of this time, and if there were they would have a bunch of fillers too. Im sympathetic to your cause, but quite honestly when your nuking lyme with many kinds of antibiotics, you dont worry about stuff like that. All the pills have fillers or colors etc etc.
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quote:
Originally posted by Christopher J:
quite honestly when your nuking lyme with many kinds of antibiotics, you dont worry about stuff like that. All the pills have fillers or colors etc etc.

Ditto.

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This one is particularly bad, as it has aluminum. I sure wish there were alternatives.

There are the overseas pills, but I don't think you'll get an ingredients list on that, so who knows if it is better or worse ... could be worth a try for those with energy testing available.

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I wish I had the luxury of pretending my extreme allergies don't exist, but I don't have that luxury.
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GVS you might check out NAET for your allergies. It works great.

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Catgirl thanks for the suggestion == after struggling with allergies for years I've found a way to do my own clearings, but there are things that just won't clear, like sugar.

Because of my messed up digestive/immune systems I can't take the things I need to take to heal my messed up digestive/immune systems. That's the catch-22 I've lived with since getting lyme 13 years ago. On the plus side, I'm alive. That's also the minus side.

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Can you talk to a compounding pharmacy? This is part of what they do.
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