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tjtighe
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I just started reading the messages and some info on Benicar and Dr. Marshall's protocol. Keep running into the word "inflammation". Do you have to have this problem for the usefulness of Benicar. I have tested positive for lyme, babesiosis, and erlichea. I don't want to get too excited before I get the answer to this. I suffer from cognitive problems, headaches, and crushing fatigue.

Sarah

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TX Lyme Mom
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Sarah,
Inflammation or inflammatory response is more of a neurological-immunological thing than it is just an ordinary appearance of skin tone or of skin coloration. Yes, these terms are taken to mean something else here than mere skin coloring, if that's what you're asking about.
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Yes, I have the same symptoms Sarah and I have wondered the same thing. Would Benicar help 24/7 head & face pain, cognitive and fatigue issues?

JB

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Lyme disease IS an inflammatory disease. As long as you have lyme, you HAVE an inflammatory disease.
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