changing antibiotics

[Guest guest]

Hi All

Yesterday someone said that people were having to switch antibiotics

faster than Dr Brown did, I was wondering if it was the different

protocols that some were using. I'd like to know if they were on the

everyday or the MWF or the 5 days a week. Just to see if there is a

correlation. Also the dosage. Would some of you having to switch mind

posting your AP schedules?

[Guest guest]

I take 100 mg of minocycline on even numbered days.

RA 6/7/98 AP 11/4/98

rheumatic changing antibiotics

From: arjay <arjay@...>

Hi All

Yesterday someone said that people were having to switch antibiotics

faster than Dr Brown did, I was wondering if it was the different

protocols that some were using. I'd like to know if they were on the

everyday or the MWF or the 5 days a week. Just to see if there is a

correlation. Also the dosage. Would some of you having to switch mind

posting your AP schedules?

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[Guest guest]

, I'am very sorry to hear you are doing poorly.

I recall that the protocol at rheumatic.org recommends 2 antibiotics

for people with severe and or long term

disease. While clindamycin is mentioned.

I heard that Dr Franco has had some success using zithromax in lieu of

clindamycin.

If I were you I would work with your AP

MD to try other antibiotics.

Things have changed since the time of Dr

Brown. For example, ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE:

http://biosafety.ihe.be/AR/Tetracycline/Menu_Tet

InteliHealth: Health News

http://www.intelihealth.com/IH/ihtIH/EMIHC000/333/333/360941.html

Another example is BACTERIA SUBTERFUGE,

such as hypercoaguability in which they

use fibrin to protect themselves:

http://www.hemex.com

Then, there is nanobacteria which use

calcium to protect themselves.

http://www.nanobaclabs.com

So, it seems that a strong immuns system

is our best chance for success.

REGARDS,

ray

[Guest guest]

Ray, it's so good to hear from you again! I for one have missed your

helpful research! Thanks for the concern. I will definitely check out your

websites. I find Clindamycin helps me; 5 months on Zithromax a few years

ago did nothing to help. I think you make a very important point when you

say that things have changed since Dr. Brown's time. This could have a lot

of implications for some of us re the success level of the AP.

Take care,

rheumatic RE:Changing Antibiotics

> , I'am very sorry to hear you are doing poorly.

> I recall that the protocol at rheumatic.org recommends 2 antibiotics

> for people with severe and or long term

> disease. While clindamycin is mentioned.

> I heard that Dr Franco has had some success using zithromax in lieu of

clindamycin.

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> If I were you I would work with your AP

> MD to try other antibiotics.

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> Things have changed since the time of Dr

> Brown. For example, ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE:

> http://biosafety.ihe.be/AR/Tetracycline/Menu_Tet

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> InteliHealth: Health News

> http://www.intelihealth.com/IH/ihtIH/EMIHC000/333/333/360941.html

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> Another example is BACTERIA SUBTERFUGE,

> such as hypercoaguability in which they

> use fibrin to protect themselves:

> http://www.hemex.com

> Then, there is nanobacteria which use

> calcium to protect themselves.

> http://www.nanobaclabs.com

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> So, it seems that a strong immuns system

> is our best chance for success.

> REGARDS,

> ray

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[Guest guest]

Thank you for that excellent article. l was under the impression, from

reading articles about tetracycline, that bacteria does not build up a

resistance to that drug. Also l have read about mycoplasmas which l was

told causes Rheumatoid Arthritis and has no cell walls. lf so, how can a

bacteria such as a mycoplasma without a cell wall build up a resistance?

Also as defined in my Merck Manual, which l must admit is very old , states

mycoplasmas are half viral and half bacterial. Confusing. Thank you for

any info you might be able to supply.

rheumatic RE:Changing Antibiotics

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> > , I'am very sorry to hear you are doing poorly.

> > I recall that the protocol at rheumatic.org recommends 2 antibiotics

> > for people with severe and or long term

> > disease. While clindamycin is mentioned.

> > I heard that Dr Franco has had some success using zithromax in lieu of

> clindamycin.

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> > If I were you I would work with your AP

> > MD to try other antibiotics.

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> > Things have changed since the time of Dr

> > Brown. For example, ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE:

> > http://biosafety.ihe.be/AR/Tetracycline/Menu_Tet

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> > InteliHealth: Health News

> > http://www.intelihealth.com/IH/ihtIH/EMIHC000/333/333/360941.html

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> > Another example is BACTERIA SUBTERFUGE,

> > such as hypercoaguability in which they

> > use fibrin to protect themselves:

> > http://www.hemex.com

> > Then, there is nanobacteria which use

> > calcium to protect themselves.

> > http://www.nanobaclabs.com

> >

> > So, it seems that a strong immuns system

> > is our best chance for success.

> > REGARDS,

> > ray

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[Guest guest]

, Ethel & Dr Franco are correct that the most important

part of the antibiotic protocol

is the rebuilding of the immune

system. Suggest you see if you

library has Dr Bock's book: THE ROAD TO IMMUNITY.

While this is not a new book, it

has many good suggestions on rebuilding immunity.

Regarding other antibiotics, the

enclosed ACAM journal may have

suggestions to help you:

American College for Advancement in Medicine -- www.acam.org --

http://www.acam.org/summer.php

I don't know how mycolpasma build

resistance to antibiotics, other than I read that they can cause

hypercoaguability, thereby using

fibrin to protect themselves.

REGARDS,

ray

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

Oh I so agree in fact the med Im using wasn't even made during Dr Browns days,

( timed released doxycycline,dorcyn (sp) ) A lot has changed and it is up to

all of us to read research and figure out what works best for us . Good post

Warm regards,

socjog

Ray, it's so good to hear from you again! I for one have missed your

helpful research! Thanks for the concern. I will definitely check out your

websites. I find Clindamycin helps me; 5 months on Zithromax a few years

ago did nothing to help. I think you make a very important point when you

say that things have changed since Dr. Brown's time. This could have a lot

of implications for some of us re the success level of the AP.

Take care,

[Guest guest]

thats what Im on LOL spelling is not my forte LOL

socjog

Re: rheumatic RE:Changing Antibiotics

> I've had great success with Doryx as well (basically the same thing)!

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> deano

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> On Monday, February 10, 2003, at 07:15 PM, socjog wrote:

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> > Oh I so agree in fact the med Im using wasn't even made during Dr

> > Browns days, ( timed released doxycycline,dorcyn (sp) )

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