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Nobody
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I've seen things on the net about this.
Can anyone provide more detailed information?

It seems that minocycline may go after this form of lyme, but I don't think you have to do the marshall protocol to use minocycline, right?

Also someone here posted that vitamin C might strengthen the cell walls to help prevent CWD bacteria from multiplying as much? (I am probably saying this all wrong but can someone tell me how vitamin c plays into all this?)

Thanks!!
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Biaxin and Zith are also intracellular abx for cell wall deficient bacteria.

If you take Plaquenil with them it helps them penetrate into your cells (intracellularly) where the cell wall deficient form is hiding.

You do not have to be on Marshall Protocol to take Mino. [Smile]

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One can use minocycline without doing the Marshall Protocal.

Was on mino & diflucan for about 6 months.
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