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lyme2health
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After taking artemesia, I feel sluggish in the brain, hard to get oxygen in, and have sensitive hearing. I take tauring and molybdenum and the brain and breathing symptoms alleviate but not the auditory.

My ears are very sensitive physically and I hear everything (unable to filter out sound) from birds and traffic outside to movement of my head against the pillow to hum of refrigerator.

I've tried chlorella, vit E, Se and it doesn't seem to help much.

What liver pathway needs assistance here? Or how bind toxins so they aren't inflamming my kidneys?

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Have you tried magnesium?

Low magnesium can cause light sensitivity and sensitivity to sound.
The liver needs magnesium when it makes glutathione, and the Lyme bacteria use it up while they are living in our cells.

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Are you pulsing art? Do the symptoms fade after the pulse?

Can you detox with lemon, alkaseltzer gold, ALA and milk thistle? This is what we use.
If you are just starting with art, you may need to work up to it. We couldn't go full force for almost 3 months. My youngest started at 1 a day for 10 days, then next month 2 a day until finally 3 a day for the 10 days. Now we are using Zhang's artemesia 2 and doing pretty well.

Are you taking anything else for babesia?

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