"God is light. In Him there is no darkness." 1John 1:5 Posts: 10168 | From Illinois | Registered: Aug 2004
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kgg
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People can have high levels of fibrin from Lyme as well. It is an immune response. Years ago they called it hypercoagulation. And had a heparin protocol for it. People who couldn't get Heparin used Bromelain on an empty stomach.
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Posts: 1844 | From Maine | Registered: Jun 2004
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Does anyone know of a doctor that treats with heparin. I am on my 3rd FLCC doctor. They all have small contributions but I think this is a major info. I’d like to try Heparin again. I used Heparin like 10 years ago when I had Lyme, bart, babesia, etc.
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kgg
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I wish I knew. I felt great while on Heparin. But the doc took me off of it after 3 months. Said it was not safe to be on it longer. I was not happy.
David Berg of Hemex labs (now sold, not sure what it is called or exists now) and Dr. Joseph Brewer of Missouri, were the ones that studied it years ago.
I believe they use Proteolytic enzymes now. If at all.
Posts: 1844 | From Maine | Registered: Jun 2004
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