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TazG
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Does anyone know anything about this treatment? I

was tested positive recently for babs/bart and

have started mepron/zithro and am feeling improvement after 5 days. I could not sleep at all

and now I am sleeping. I have been sick for 7yrs-

thought it was cfs or whatever. I am trying to gain more knowledge on other treatments so I don't waste anymore time.
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Keebler
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I can't speak to all your questions but be absolutely certain to avoid any sort cholestyramine that contains aspartame/Nutrasweet/Equal. Some do, especially the "light" or "lite"versions.

Aspartame is very toxic.


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Cholestyramine is a toxin binder. You can get a lot of info on it at www.biotoxin.info

I was prescribed it for mold toxicity and found it hard to tolerate. It caused herxing and an increase of Lyme symptoms. However, early in my Lyme treatment it was a help.

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