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lymeHerx001
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Simple question,,

I seem to herx bad on this, not on the oil of oregano though.

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I had a pretty intense herx on TOA-free cat's claw, but it was hitting neuro Lyme, not yeast.
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right,

I herx on it too,

weakness, burning fog.


Almost like the herx from the biaxin.


The biaxin was worse though

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I don't know if it kills yeast but I do know that it nearly killed me. Not really, but I did feel pretty crummy when I took it.
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It depends on which Samento you take. The liquid Samento by NutraMedix contains the energies to combat candida. I don't know enough about energy medicine to explain how- but I do know that it does.

It also contains energies to combat: babesia, erlichea, mycoplasma, herpes, chlamydia, and bartonella. That's why people herx their butts off

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I just started Allergy Research prima una de gato (TOA cat's claw) drops, am taking one drop twice a day. It doesn't seem to have any affect as yet, have to build to three drops a day.

Is this much different than the Samento you are referring to?

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Im taking the enzymatic therapy,

Its very potent and well tested

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Saw this post on Cat's Claw/Samento and have a question.

I have been taking Allergy Research liqid Cat's Claw. Doing really well on it--

Only one thing is bothering me and in all the info I've read, I have never heard this mentioned.

I start to bloat and swell on it---or it feels like swelling--like my skin is too tight for my body. Weird, I know.

Has anyone else experienced this?

Got off for 2 days and it went away.

Maybe the toxins mobilizing?

It's uncomfortable enough for me to stop it.

Just curious.

Also back and knee pain-tolerable--and maybe back pain because I started feeling well enough to go to health club and work out--miracle.

Anyone else, please respond.

Choc.

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