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Topic: Success with Byron White Formulas

Runner17
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posted

Has anyone had success with these herbs? My Lyme doctor says they are really powerful and has seen good results. But I want to hear from others.

Has anyone seen great improvements with their symptoms while taking any of the BWFs?

Thanks.

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gwb
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There's some threads on this. Do a search under medical and you'll find the answers you're looking for there.

It's kinda mixed so far as it's a newer protocol so not many people have have been on it long enough to say one way or the other yet.

Do a search and see what you can find.

Gary

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canefan17
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I've been on full dose (20 drops of Bab/Bart) for over a month. And while that's not sufficient time to come to conclusions...

imo it will not be enough to eradicate co-infections.

I had much more dramatic results against Bartonella with Japanese Knotweed and Buhner's protocol.

The herxes were much bigger and were always followed by really good days.

The A-Bart formula seems to just irritate Bartonella. And I'm not too sure it passes the BBB effectively. Whereas Knotweed no doubt did.

Ultimately these weren't as strong as I anticipated.

I ramped up to 20 drops in 2 weeks.
Some people stay on 1 drop for awhile and move up 1 drop at a time.

*shrugs shoulders*

Goodluck

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lululymemom
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I have been on A-Bart for 2 months now, and haven't noticed significant improvement, just subtle changes.

I'm hoping to start the samento/banderol combo soon.

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IGM 41 IND, 83-93+ IGG 31 IND,34 IND, 41++, 58+, 83-93 IND

31 Epitope test neg.

Bartonella henselae 1:100

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Runner17
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Member # 30272

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Thanks everyone. I already did the search. I was just looking for more information. I guess I have to keep taking them and see.

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gwb
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Yeah, not a lot here yet since it's a newer protocol. If you haven't already done so (I'm sure you have) do a google search on "Byron White protocol" and see what you come up with.

I'm on another Lyme forum too and not much there either. A few people are trying it and so far there isn't a lot of information out yet.

Hope it works for you. Keep us posted on your progress.

Gary

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MichaelTampa
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I've been on now for about 3 weeks. I've done abx for months and continue on them now, so it's not just the BW formulas for me right now. But, I do think they are quite strong and very good for me, at this point, doing more for me than the abx.

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wiserforit2
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I'm doing the Myco A formula and it's kicking me around the block! haven't been on it long enough to know the outcome, but wow -- herx of all herxes!

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