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f13girl
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My Dr would like me to use this approach. Her approach is to use abx to "wake up" system and then nosodes. I am very toxic/ill right now with a major neuro AI reaction/flare that has lasted now months to pharmecuticals/and herbs (since stopping)....

Has anyone had success with this approach?

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CD57
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b7umping for you

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f13girl
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Bumping this up to see if anyone has any feedback?

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SForsgren
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I'm doing a two month course of the Bb series nosodes. Have used their products in the past. I know several people that the Bartonella series remedy really was difficult but then they felt much improved after doing it.

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Be well,
Scott

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bejoy
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I think they are an excellent product. They worked very well for me. I suggest a 2 month course, as Scott is using, rather than just one series, plus a follow up with the 1M and !0M if indicated.

It seems to me that for most people with both Borrelia and Bartonella, the Bart is indicated first.

I think it is very important to use adequate drainage products with these, such as the DesBio Systemic Drainage, or any of the HEEL or Pekana products that may be indicated for you.

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bejoy!

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SForsgren
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For the series remedies, you do the first box in order 1 to 10 and the second box in order 10 to 1. I don't think that's very well known - even to the practitioners in many cases that are using them.

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Be well,
Scott

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f13girl
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thanks Scott-

My doctor says that with this treatment unlike others you treat the lyme first and then the coinfections. That is what she was taught by the company.........

any thoughts?

I sure hope this helps since I'm in the severe neuro lyme/MS category.. which has gotten exponentially worse since taking first pharmecuticals (flagyl, diflucan for yeast treatment) in November followed by a potent lyme docoction tea/sauna in December. I don't think it's a herx. It is too severe/lasted too long . I think it is AI reaction ,

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steelbone
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I did the bartonella series- The herex was so bad half way through i stopped and never finished

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Paul
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