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landofoz
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Has anyone else used his protocol for tremors?

I started a few weeks ago taking the vitamin B6, B12, Magneseum and Folic acid and have not had good results yet.

Does it take longer for results or just not work for everyone.

FYI, my LLMD had me stop taking antibiotics after 6 months, a week ago.

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I had tremors from lyme and/or bart. It was only taking abx that cleared them up.

There is familial tremors in my husbands family. It is different from the tremors caused by lyme but may be triggered by similar things. Things that worsen it are caffeine, MSG and artificial sweeteners. Things that help are magnesium, B12 (Plus B100) and Co Q10. Some people are helped by niacinamide.

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To be more specific on my symptoms.

I have muscle tremors/twitches in various muscles of my body. Mainly in my arms and midsection area.

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