My daughter and I are GREATLY improved after 3 years of heparin. I have used ABX in very small amounts, my daughter has used none.

Effects of Heparin on Babesia

Babesia are malaria-like parasites of man and animals. Babesia microti hasbeen identified as a newly emerging infection along the Eastern seaboardfrom Cape Cod to New Jersey. The major vector associated with its spreadis the deer tick (Ixodes scapularis) - the same tick associated with Lyme disease. Investigators in Japan studied the effectof various heparins on this parasite and found that, depending on the concen-tration of heparin, there may be complete clearance of intracellular parasites! The findings suggest that the heparin coats the surface of the parasite and inhibits its invasion of the red cells. Bork, S. et al. 2004. Growth-inhibitory effect of heparin on Babesia parasites. AntimicrobialAgents and Chemotherapy 48: 236-241.

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Dietrich K. Klinghardt, MD, PhD

Lyme disease: A Look Beyond Antibiotics

heparin, a strong biological effect against Babesia.

I thought you were on The MP?

What happened?

Also, do you know if Sujay is still using Heparin or MP?

Have you read Lonestartick's progress report? She's doing well.

As for Sujay, I just got an email from her yesterday and she does still use heparin for some. She has over 200 patients on the MP now. She feels real good about it, but the road is REALLY rough for some and some have had to quit. I know for awhile she was trying to focus her practice on CFS only.

She believes that a very large majority of those with CFS acutally have Lyme.

I would love to contact her. I was diagnosed with CFS, but in fact have Lyme.

You could email me. See my profile.

Thanks!