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Topic: Shoemaker Neurotixic Binding Protocol

blueocean
LymeNet Contributor
Member # 5860

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Hey everyone,
Anyone have any experiences with the Shoemaker Protocol using cholestyramine for neurotoxins???

any info or other research that you could direct me to???

this is a possible next step with my llmd. we might try this to help my cognitive symptoms.

thanks!!!
blueocean

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blueocean
LymeNet Contributor
Member # 5860

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In the title, i wrote i meant neurotoxic!
oops

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Lymetoo
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Member # 743

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Some people have temporary help with Questran....others a little more long term. It helped me some, but I couldn't tolerate the Questran for more than a few months.

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oops!
Lymetutu

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GiGi
Frequent Contributor (5K+ posts)
Member # 259

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The Shoemaker protocol works for some and doesn't work for others.

There are many, many neurotoxins that are set in motion when we are being treated for Lyme. Most people do not think of that. And there are a whole number of agents that help to eliminate the neurotoxins to leave the system and to prevent their recirculation over and over.

That happening causes more of our symptoms than a spirochete that is still hanging around.

You might want to read the Neurotoxin Elimination Protocol on www.neuraltherapy.com/articles. That helped us immensely.

Take care.

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blueocean
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Member # 5860

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thanks, lymetoo and gigi.
appreciate it

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