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I just completed a series of I.V.s of Argentyn23 Silver Hydrosol. The doctor wants to follow that up with 3 I.V.s of Rocephin because he says it 'kills any cysts that may be left in the kidneys or urinary tract since the silver doesn't penetrate those areas very well.'
Since when does Rocephin kill cysts? I'm debating about whether or not to take the Rocephin because I'm more worried about driving it into cyst form. He wants to do 3 grams one day, 2 grams the next, then one the next (last) day. Any thoughts?
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I never did silver IV and maybe that changes things, but i did do a lot of IV Rocephin and it didn't really help at all.
I started at 1 gram a day and eventually went up to 4 grams a day, this was over a period of 4 months.
I might have improved a little but nothing drastic.
I have never read anywhere that Rocephin kills the cyst form either.
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IMO, a short course of IV rocephin is useless.
I started seeing improvement around month 6 (4g daily). Month 8 and 9, started seeing my old self again.
Lots of folks say 8-9 months and onwards is where improvement is made.
3 days...whoop-de-do.
My doc did mention that in vitro it does eliminate a small percentage of round bodies.
However tinidazole has shown to be effective against round bodies AND some biofilms AND the other forms of lyme.
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The silver IVs definitely did something. It's supposed to annihilate viruses as well as kill all forms of lyme, spirochete and cysts.
When getting the IVs, I could feel it killing stuff in my head (sinuses or brain), in the area around the eyes, and in the teeth and gums.
I spoke to a former lyme patient who got completely well on this stuff after having lyme for 12 years. Her treatment was only a week and a half of IVs every other day and then doing rectal implants at home after that for 3 months.
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