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Muffin123
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I have been seeing an Integrative Psychiatrist and was told I have the MTHFR gene mutation C1667T. She stongly suggests I do IV Phospholid treatments. She says it has been show to be a treatment for Lyme disease. Has anyone heard about this treatment for lyme?

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check out this:

http://pkprotocol.com/

It was recommended to me. There are threads on here about it (Patricia Kane). I am told it would be a bad idea if you are dealing with FL 1953 which is treated with low fat diet
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Thank you sickofsick. I appreciate the information!

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What about liposomal concoctions?

Kling uses Phospholipids to encapsulate other ingredients (Vit C, artemisinin, etc)
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