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JCarlhelp
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Am I correct that Factive is aimed at bartonella while Tindamax is a cyst buster aimed at borrelia.

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That's generally how they're talked about, yes. Always possible they do a bit more than that, one never knows really all that is out there and what can kill it.
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Prof/Dr. S's recent research shows that tindamax kills several forms of Bb including the blebs/cysts.

It also is an antiparasitic medicine for babesia. It is also called tinidazole.

See pages 18 and 22 (maybe 20 too) of this significant German (translated) report:

This is the link:

http://www.borreliose-nachrichten.de/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/Chronic_persistent_Lyme-Disease_or_chronic_Borreliosis.pdf
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