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2doggies
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Anybody get anxiety when taking Biltricide? I have taken it before and had a headache and felt depressed. Taking it again since yesterday and have horrid anxiety about everything, but mostly about my abilities, skills, knowledge, etc. Today is the last day of taking it but this feels awful. I feel like giving up...like I can't do this any longer. Not just the biltricide but all of it.
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Killing parasites can cause a lot of anxiety. They can cause anxiety even when not trying to kill them. Google parasite symptoms and use for a guidline of what to expect.

Try and stay focused and once they start exiting you should feel more empowered and not feel like giving up.

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Do a coffee enema. It will get rid of your anxiety and depression fast, and reduce your headache, not to mention expel lots of toxins. The sooner you do it, the better you will feel (worth it). Also, binders.

Killing the bugs isn't easy, but Gael is right, stay focused on getting them out of you.

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Thank you Gael and Catgirl. I did a coffee enema this morning and I am taking charcoal and clay. No relief from the anxiety.
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Bummer. Do you have any A-bart? It gets rid of my anxiety, but not instantly (may be worth a shot). There might be an herb that Buhner recommends as well (in his new book on bart).

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I forgot to ask, are you doing CD on top of the bilt?

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R U taking oral MMS yet?

Sorry u r struggling-

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I am on 2 drops of oral MMS. Can't seem to get higher than that for now. But at least I am done with the bilt. Only took it two days.
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