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beths
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After 4 long years, I'm done with abx. I'm feeling pretty well, but still having a few symptoms which we think now are do to hormones (I'm hitting menopause age...fun)

Anyways, my LLMD wants me to cover my bases and recommended both these formula's, which aren't cheap.

Anyone using them and think they work?

Thanks.

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Here is recent post on A-Bab: http://flash.lymenet.org/scripts/ultimatebb.cgi/topic/1/99573
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I haven't used A-bart yet, but I believe A-bab is effective. I've been taking mepron, artemisinin, and azithromycin for more than a year now and still have babesia symptoms. Nothing I have ever taken caused me to herx until I tried A-bab recently. My LLMD said if I can get up to the full dose and stay there for two months symptom free, he thinks it would be time to stop everything for babesia and see how I am. He seems to really believe it will do the trick.
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