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Can anyone share experiences with these two items? There is an oral Igg product I've heard great things about called Xymogen igg 2000. And then I'm also wondering about people's experiences with parasite drugs like ivermectin, albendazole, et. Thanks!
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I've taken ivermectin and albendazole without any improvement. When I took alinia I could breathe better.
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10 years in treatment and sick as a dog
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If pharma antiparasitics aren't working try herbal antiparasitics such as Parastroy, Humaworm, Hanna kroeger Wormwood etc. Salt/c is VERY effective against Lyme and co. Some people do both pharma and herbal. Seems Ivermectin and Doxy is also effective against filarial worms.
Visit lymestrategies for more guidance on salt/c. You have to stay on aniparasitics until symptom free.
I added Hanna kroeger Wormwood and Parastroy together along with Super Digestaway by Soloray, extra cloves, HCL and salt/c. Persistance is KEY in getting rid of parasites!! Gael
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There are people here having good results with parasite meds . One is ladyjenie , who had been extremely ill with lyme morgellons. Several others , as well as at other health sites I found online . Maybe not everyone, but definitely some real results!
I am convinced this is a lyme issue as lungworm found in a Harvard study of lyme and CFS patients ( Klapow study ) and studyies done by Dr Eva Sapi on borellia (lyme - ticks ) with multiple strains of filaria.
I thought it was all far fetched til I took a dose of ivermectin and herxed to Hell . Then I tried pyrantel and passed hundreds of seed objects and stringy objects . And added clove capsules and the result increased . Unfortunately the die off for some of us is challenging , as filaria contains a wolbachia bacteria . Some people like lady jenie did not have severe herx , just started feeling better .
My guess is that this may be part of the missing link explaining why tons of abx are ingested and progress is usually very limited - if a parasite infection is left behind you are still going to be sick . Most ABX are not going to kill parasites . This may not apply to ALL , but maybe to some here. Gael was a good example - she is feeling far better after treating parasites and had no luck with ABX . ( me neither ).
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I took Xymogen IgG 2000 DF for 9 months along w/ Ceftin, Flagyl, & Zith. I didn't get any better. BUT, after I went off my abx on May 1st, I tested my CD57 & it was 42 which is higher than a lot of Lyme patients' CD57. So, perhaps the IgG 2000 did improve my immune system's fighting ability.
I was also told by my former LLMD that IgG 2000 is a fantastic Bio-film buster. So, now that I've gotten a new LLMD & am on Doxy, Biaxin, & Plaquenil, I've begun taking the expensive Xymogen IgG 2000 again.
My LLMD told me to take 2 doses of it a day (instead of what the bottle says which is only 1 dose a day). Anyway, it's a powder you mix one Tbsp into a 1/3 of a cup of water & drink it.
Did your LLMD tell you to take 2 doses per day? Also, did he say WHEN you should take it? Like, with the abx pills, or an hour before, etc? It seems like we should take it like an hour before to let it break up the Bio-film & then take your abx to go after the broken-up spirochetes...
I don't know... sigh. JenniferMN
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