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I am researching parasite alternatives . Many folk here have tried albenzadole, ivermectin, and pyrantel.
HAS ANYONE TRIED DEC? It is used in filarial, and I think ( not certain ) blocks an acid used for filaria to reproduce . If you google : "diethylcarbamazine" you will get info on the subject . Filarial worms were found in borellia by the scientist who discovered the bacteria in the ticks ( Burgdorfer ) . There are some docs who question the possibility of lyme containing strains of filarial, which can not be eradicated with ABX.
I am not a scientist - just a desperate seeker .
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GretaM
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I want to try this but I need to find an online pharmacy that is reputable and will send it to me without a prescription.
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I am going to be trying it in my parasite med rotation. I have read it synergizes most effectively with albendazole.
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