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gigimac
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I found this info, somewhere but can't remember where. It listed quite a few anti-parasitics and which order to take it and for how long.

I wanted to save it but can't find it. Anybody know where to find it?

Thanks.

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Razzle
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Try http://lymebook.com/ivermectin-albendazole-diethylcarbamazine-alinia-mimosa-pudica

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gigimac
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That's it! Thank you Razzle!!
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Excellent info about the relationship between the parasites protecting the ketes and other bacteria. Thought I would bring this info back up for others to read.

Gael

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Catgirl
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That's a modified version of Dr. K's protocol.

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glm1111
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Agree Catgirl, and from what I have read about others taking pharma antiparasitics and or a combo of herbs in between, it can take much longer to get rid of these parasites and other bugs.

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Any update on this? I've been taking Ivormectin and having REALLY crazy herxing... Anyone else weigh in on this?
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Has anyone had positive outcomes from Mimosa Pudica Powder?
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I am doing Bryan Rosner's parasite protocol right now. I am not to the ivermectin yet though, I am on the Pyramtel Pamoate now. It is really making me feel sick. I did fine with the biltricide but herxing like crazy on the Pyrantel.
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Dan, I herx on iver too (it hits proto for me). Herxing like crazy may be an indication of proto.

Patches, not too positive on mimosa for me, although it may be worth trying. It does hit some small stuff, but seems to miss the worms.

Birdie, hang in there!

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I took mimosa pudica and did low dose salt/c at the same time. I def saw evidence of them exiting, but i also had to do warm water salt enemas every morning.
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Hi!

Does anyone know of a doctor that will prescribe the Bryan Rosner parasite protocol or the the Dr. K protocol. I know of Dr. K - but it is incredibly expensive to see him plus I am not a big believer in ART and I think he does that with every patient but I would like to do this protocol. My LLND is great and I am really, really happy with her but she told me she does not know much about parasite treatment meaning she is not the comfortable prescribing meds for it. Flying is fairly cheap for me as my husband has airmiles so I can fly to see a doctor if necessary but would prefer a doctor (besides Dr. K) in the Pacific Northwest area if possible. If any of you have a recommendation of a Dr. who does this protocol, would you please send it my way? Thanks so much.

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