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naturegirl
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My 6 year old ASD child tested positive for babesia, bartonella. He is on 3 antibiotics since the end of June. In the last few weeks, he has been stimming more and more in his own world. He does take a soil based probiotic, b12, lithium orotate (hair test showed low lithium) Ltheanine, GSE. Any ideas what is causing this? Is it die off? Do I need to add a new supplement? Thanks.
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Have you looked into wifi, cell phone, electrosmog?

I don't see binders in your list above.

My little daughter, when she had lyme, was living on binders such as chlorella, bear garlic, MSM etc.

No binders, more toxicity...

Add electrosmog, you got the explosion...

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It could be from the antibiotics themselves .. or the die off.

Might want to also consider Florastor as part of your regimen to protect against c.diff. and other gut issues.

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