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jamescase20
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After using enzymes for about 8 days...wow...in 3 blood drops I could scarely find anything moving.

I found 2 lyme hatchlings and a few blebs.

I was very suprised.

I am also on all sorts of abx and laruicidin, but it appears that enzymes did more damage then I could have ever imagined.
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James, what kind of enzymes? I just started using Wobenzym. I think it gives me more energy. Please keep us updated. Thanks, Pauline
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yes...wob.is one I am using amoung others.
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hi James, newbie on board on here, can I ask how you are looking at your blood to see what is in there? Microscope thing or what? Trying to learn here how to monitor things, so all help from anyone here is greatly appreciated, thank you!

Can anyone please post links or website that would help me to learn how to do this, or is that even possible for a layperson to manage it?
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what other enzymes are you using?
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