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jl123
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that mysteriously was never completed....
as found here...

http://www.allimax.us/Lyme_NPI_Press.pdf

Obviously the "study" didn't seem to work the way the authors wanted, so apparently for well over 2 years now the study sits somewhere in a file.

Maybe raw garlic really is better than allicin even if Zhang and other say no?

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METALLlC BLUE
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Raw garlic works exceedingly well in my experience. What I did was bought a small dropper container. I made the garlic from scratch, and then I used 5 drops.

The garlic only stayed good for about 2-3 days. I believe the therapeutic dose is prevalent immediately, and I'm lucky I even got 3 days out of it by adding water to the mixture. I added about as much water as I got out of the garlic bulb. I suspect it could get expensive making it daily and using garlic this way.

The allicin is pretty strong. Dr. Zhang's Coptis, HH and Allicin are all quality products. I used them, but I did not see "massive" results, but I also did not stay on them extremely long. Initially I saw a massive Herxheimer reaction on the Coptis and HH.

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Tabby
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Sounds interesting, I would love to hear what someone with knowledge one the subject would have to say.

I'll have to ask my Doc at nex apointment.

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Ocean
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I was eating raw garlic (only 1-2 cloves daily) in Nov/Dec. At first I noticed that I would get dizzy and feel 'weird' about 30 minutes after eating it.

I was feeling better as well. Then with the holidays and everything I ate way too many sweets and didn't do the garlic as well.

Now I know what was helping me and I've just started everything again.

I think it's pretty potent stuff.

Take care,
Ocean

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adamm
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Any study that claims eradication has titanic credibility problems.

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