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From what Ive read. L form is the cell wall deficint. It doesnt have a cell wall.
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Razzle
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Yes, so how does one kill the L-form? What abx or herbs work for the L-form specifically?
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thats what i want to know. hopefully others will come answer the question
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L-form is intercellular I believe. Tetracyclines and Clarithromycin or Azithromycin are to target this form. It has no cell wall so the bacteria killers like penicillins and cephalosporins don't kill this form.
It isn't certain that you need this form of treatment for the Lyme infection to be killed. Many people have apparently gotten rid of Lyme with penicillins and the like...
Personally I feel much better on these antibiotics for inside the cell but I haven't been cured yet.
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What symptoms do you have? You tolerate all three drugs? Feel better.
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