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June
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I was wondering when you do your liver flushing - I have a set of pills with milk thistle etc., but is that usually done when you're still on abx, or only when you take a break.

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I was told to NOT use milk thistle while on Mepron.

I have used it while on oral ABX and IV Rocephin. It was perhaps helpful, but it is hard to tell.

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I am not taking abx right now so I am taking 2 milkthisstel 175mg AM & PM, with water, to use up the doses I have.
My most effective daily treatment, infact I crave this, is an orange, washed...I peel it and eat the entire peel, then seperate the segments and eat the orange. I eat ate least 1 to 4 per day. My liver has not been elevated since I started this routine 1 1/2 years ago. My friends think I am strange. But it works...it's cheap and tasty, too!!! [hi]

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Yikes! Can anyone tell me why you shouldn't take milk thistle and Mepron at the same time? My daughter and I have been faithfully taking both each day.
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Wow, I wish I could do the citrus thing, esp. orange - I love them, can't have them - acidity or something.

( I had giardia once, about 14 years ago, and since then, I can't eat any raw fruits or veggies. I don't know if it was the treatment for it that did it (flagyl) or the giardia itself. For a while it was candida, probably.

Anyone else sensistive to raw fruits and veggies?
Thanks for the tips,

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Shar,

Have you ever tried making anything out of the orange peels to make them more palatable? It's a shame that candied orange peel doesn't quite fit in with Lyme treatment! Maybe they could be 'candied' with Xylitol...a new, unique, liver-beneficial dessert!

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Milk thistle and Mepron: It supposedly lowers the blood levels of Mepron.

The page I got this info from is:
http://www.catie.ca/supple-e.nsf/0/7b09aa55a412896c85256c6e0070bf60?OpenDocument

The lymenet thread is:
http://flash.lymenet.org/scripts/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=1;t=035537#000002

Hope it helps,
Trails

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Thanks much! Very helpful information. Guess I'll stop the milk thistle for now -- at least for my daughter.

Actually I've been off my abx (Ketek and Mepron) for three days since developing a fine red rash all over my trunk and a little on the inside of my arms and legs. It has started to fade but is still there. Waiting to call my LLMD tomorrow ...

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