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Topic: Great Booster ABX???

CaliLymer
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Member # 6509

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Hi Everyone,

I just wanted to see what combos worked really well together. It seems some ABX make each other stronger. For example, in my case it is tequin and doxy that seem to really synergize well together.

Any other combos that synergize for you??

CaliLymer

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Annxyz
LymeNet Contributor
Member # 9097

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Ambrotose ( or glyconutrients ) potentiate the effect of everything I have tried . One quarter
tsp has a powerful effect . If you try them ( and they have been studied to prove that white cells are boosted by them ) go SLOW because many people find the herx tough.

I also find that daily doses of VIT C
( 1000 mg twice daily ) increases the killing power of everything .

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trueblue
Frequent Contributor (1K+ posts)
Member # 7348

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I found this interesting and don't know if anyone else has had the same experience.

I am taking Malarone and tolerate it easily. (Yay, that happens rarely, for me, with any med.) I recently added Amoxy and my Babs symptoms magnified exponentially. Air hunger, sweats and chills, palps, etc...

Frankly, I was pretty surprised. I expected Amomy to hit only Lyme type symptoms but that doesn't seem the case.

I'm not on them long enough to see if there's definate benefit but it's looking hopeful.

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