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ms dixie
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I have read several reports that turmeric may have some effect on babesia, and that it potentiates the drugs for babs. Has anyone used it for babesia?
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I've read that too.

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ms dixie
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I also found that it , like garlic, chelates metals. I can feel it doing that when I take it - a strange sensation that is kind of prickly when taking chelators.
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lately I have been on a natural protocol for biofilm reduction which consists of curcumin capsules (concentrated turmeric), borage oil and ginkgo. A few days after starting, I had a major herx where I had to sleep for 13 or 14 hours a day for a couple of days. First time that has happened to me, ever.

It hit some microbes no doubt, but not sure what.

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lymielauren28
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I started taking 5,000 mg of curcumin in November after my gut caved and I had to stop all abx. I herxed EXTREMELY hard for ten days straight. BUT, when the clouds parted, oh my!! I felt wonderful!!! It got rid of my daytime fevers, headaches, night sweats, joint pain, muscle pain, brain fog and as an added bonus it completely wiped out a longstanding candida problem I'd had for years!! The results were miraculous to be honest.

I was in complete remission from November to Febuary (three glorious months!) just from curcumin!! Unfortunately it started giving me unbearable stomach pain and gallbladder attacks and I had to stop. Every time I tried to restart, even at a lower dose I would get gallbladder attacks so bad that the next stop would've been the hospital had I continued. Within a month or so of stopping it I relapsed with Bart and babs - candida followed soon after. I'm back on abx now. So! From my experience yes, it is absolutely effective against not only babs but Bart and candida as well. I also think it has antiviral properties because the apthous ulcers that I've suffered from for years were completely absent during my time on curcumin. They too are back since stopping.

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ms dixie
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Lauren,
Have you considered just taking turmeric? Or turmeric with herbs? I believe it potentiates my herbs for lyme and babs- my impression anyway.

If one googles the words "babesia turmeric" he can find info on the relation.

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Lauren,
Have you considered just taking turmeric? Or turmeric with herbs? I believe it potentiates my herbs for lyme and babs- my impression anyway.

If one googles the words "babesia turmeric" he can find info on the relation.

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ms dixie
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ms Dixie was not allowed to edit posts ... sorry
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