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katrinab
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What does everyone think about dr H saying that most people who use antibiotics alone in chronic Lyme relapse?

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Here is a recent thread where that was discussed:

http://flash.lymenet.org/scripts/ultimatebb.cgi/topic/1/131055?#000000
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Bitten in Bergen
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I believe it. You need a biofilm protocol to allow any abx to actually work.

Once I found an LLMD who knew this, our family finally started to see progress and then sustain it.

Our biofilm arsenal includes parsely drops, drainage support and, most importantly, fibrin agents such as lumbrokinase or nattokinase.
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You have to "treat" the whole body.

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