Topic: What form of lyme does biaxin work against?
beths
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On biaxin and mepron-to add in ceftin. Anyone know what type of lyme (cyst, cell wall etc) they work against?
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sixgoofykids
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Are you going to add in Plaquenil, too? Plaquenil makes the Biaxin work harder, is antimalarial, and might work for cysts.
Biaxin is for gram negative, ceftin for spirochetes.
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beths
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Gram negative what?
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sixgoofykids
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Gram negative is a form of bacteria, it's when bacteria lacks the cell wall. The borrelia goes into this form.
Ceftin is for the spirochete form.
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beths
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Thank you!
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lululymemom
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Don't forget about the biofilm.. That will also have to be addressed at some point.
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beths
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What are they using for biofilm?
I am treating a relapse-I was in total remission-relpased after around 3 months-babs and lyme.
I think biofilms and cysts were the cause-my LLMD never had me do a cyst buster for more than 3 days at a time!
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lululymemom
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I think they are reluctant to use the cyst busters because there are risks involved, however, the benefits in this case outweigh the risks, IMO.. 3 days a week may not be enough.. but if you take them daily you should not exceed 2 months.
There are several things you can use for biofilms: lumbrokinase, nattokinase, serrapeptase, buoluke (sp?), and recently added samento and banderol to that list.. according the bio-resources conference.
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Lululymemom, Why are taking cyst busters for a long time risky? I am just curious. Thanks for your help.
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lululymemom
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My daughter took Flagyl for 2 months.. That is not a long time considering how long others have spent on this drug. It is a very effective cyst buster.. She was newly infected last March and in new cases I believe abx are the way to go. I have been infected a very long time and only use natural products. Currently I am 85-90% and so is she..
Sorry, I just read back your question and I misinterpreted what you had asked..
Using Flagyl/Tindamax is risky because they have been known to cause cancer in mice.. I believe Plaquenil falls into that category as well. This is one drug that should be researched prior to use. It was the one thing that caused a major turn in my daughter's symptoms, so I believe it was the right thing to do at the time.
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Luluymemom, I'm curious, what natural products are you using? If you are currently 85-90%, they are really working. Thank you.
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lululymemom
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gailth, I have used several natural products that have included Teasel, wormwood, resveratrol, red root, A-Bart, serrapeptase, vitex, chitosan, cat's claw, and currently colloidal silver.
I also use mag. citrate, COQ10, RNA, Siberian Ginseng(eleuthro), sublingual B12 everyday..
I eat a vegetarian diet and exercise everyday. This is the best I have felt in 10 years... This is not to say that I may not have bad days, because I dont believe you can completely eradicate this disease once it becomes chronic but for 2 months I have felt great!
It may have been relevant that I removed the last amalgam that I had just over 2 months ago.
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I use Lumbrokinase , Nattokinase and Lauricidin with Zithro and Omnicef .
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lululymemom
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That's a good combo, just have to consider the cyst form..
I noticed that you posted Lauricidin being a cyst buster.. That is interesting information and I was wondering if you can provide a link. I have never heard this although I know it is a good option as an alternative to abx.
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CherylSue
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Is Lauricidin a cyst buster? I never heard that one, but I have taken for long stretches of a time. My Lyme is under control, but I relapsed withy mycoplasma pneu.
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