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mojo
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It seems like it would make sense - break up the cysts and kill the spirochettes?

Anyone try this or hear of any sucess?

Thanks

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lymielauren28
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I cannot find the darn book! But I believe that in so many words Bryan Rosner says that every once in a while you need to do a flagyl "challenge" on top of rifing to bust the cysts...

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mojo
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My sister has the book - I will look it up next time I'm there.

Thanks

Molly

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Hey Molly,

Yep, cyst busters are compatible with rifing. The rife machine only kills one form of Bb...that is why the long periods between rife sessions.

A little help from a cyst buster will bring them out and ready to zap.

Feelfit

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Yes! Because I'm so looking forward to taking Fagyl again LOL.
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I think that in the book Bryan recommends pulsing flagyl, actually any abx. you pulse for a certain period of time (maybe 10 days?

i forget and don't have it in front of me now) and then you rife again according to your schedule once a week or once every 2 weeks, then after a certain time period (maybe 6 weeks, but I am just guessing here to give you the idea) you pulse a different abx. like zithromax or you pulse a natural abx like cats claw.

I think I'll go look at the book later. I have been off abx. for 7 weeks now and just rifing. I have been taking Grapefruit Seed Extract to work as a cyst buster (hopefully).

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