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I had a urine test done at Real Time labs and had a high level of Ochratoxin A.

My doctor prescribed Active Sinus rise saline 30 mins before the Nasal Touch atomizer, which I am using 60 Chelating Agent 15mg with 60 Mupirocin 15 mg.

Then after that, I atomize 60 Amphotericin B 5 mg.

The Atomizer Nasal Touch battery operated unit, atomizes the medicine into each nostril.

I am to continue this twice a day for the next 30 days, we will see how it goes.

Anyone else doing this type of treatment?

I believe this is based on Dr. Brewer's Work.

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GretaM
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I believe there are a few folks on this. I will see if I can find the post.
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Thanks Greta, I am reading a few right now

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There is a great new article out by Scott Forsgren, read it on his site at Better Health Guy. It's all about mycotoxins.
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Thanks cd57 great article

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