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kellyb2411
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Hi,

I had my first vitamin C IV injection yesterday and I felt great initially, but am now feeling very herxy.

Is this possible?

Thanks

Kelly

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Sx Start Jan 08 (test neg, but herxing)Susp Lyme, Bart + Babs??

ABX
Doxy 400mg + Amox 1g Jun - Sep 08
Rifampin 600mg + Biaxin 1000mg
Tinidazole 1000mg/day - Sep 08 to June 08

Currently taking Salt/C 15g (himalayan salt)

85-90% better

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ArtistDi
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Hello. You can herx from Vitamin C as it does
seem to affect the lyme and it is a powerful detox. Try taking a bit of activated charcoal
with water away from meds and vitamins (as it can decrease their effectiveness.)

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kellyb2411
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Ok, thanks for the tip.

Was supposed to start flagyl today, but am going to wait now until this dies down so I don't overload my system.

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Sx Start Jan 08 (test neg, but herxing)Susp Lyme, Bart + Babs??

ABX
Doxy 400mg + Amox 1g Jun - Sep 08
Rifampin 600mg + Biaxin 1000mg
Tinidazole 1000mg/day - Sep 08 to June 08

Currently taking Salt/C 15g (himalayan salt)

85-90% better

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emla999/Lyme
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Reportedly, Vitamin C is a powerful antiviral when given in megadoses intravenously. So, maybe the Vitamin C was hitting some viruses.


http://tinyurl.com/6hw6n7

http://tinyurl.com/5u2sm4


Dr. Thomas Levy wrote a book about using IV Vitamin C to cure infectious diseases.


http://www.amazon.com/Curing-Incurable-Vitamin-Infectious-Diseases/dp/1401069630


If you want to know more about the use of IV Vitamin C just google search the terms down bellow:

Klenner Vitamin C

or

Robert Cathcart Vitamin C

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