Itraconazole-antifungal also works for Lyme bacteria

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That's good to hear. Itraconazole is marketed as an antifungal, but it's active against Lyme spirochetes and quite possibly other bacteria as well, 2 bangs for the buck. A month ago I switched to Voriconazole, another antifungal that also kills Lyme. (this according to Dr. Klinghardt, a leading Lyme doctor who also says you cannot have chronic Lyme without a preexisting injury to mold) So far so good, can't say if it's better than the Itraconazole, but I'll keep the group posted. By the way, I believe it was a mold infestation that triggered and made active an already present Lyme infection in my body. This seems to be the case with many Lyme cases.AandrayaOn Sep 28, 2011, at 6:51 PM, Marilyn Bentley wrote: i have gotten better on that drug too From: Aggi <aggi_assmann@...>Subject: Re: No luck so far....bird mites Date: Wednesday, September 28, 2011, 3:04 PM Same here Aandraya, my boyfriend had a few bites, that was it. No-one else around me ever faced any problems, whereas my life was living hell. I fully support now what you keep telling us, to fight the internal issues first and foremost. I have got better again since I am on the Intraconazole.> >> >>> >> I tried the predator bugs, bought from evergreen. When the tubes > >> arrived, I did not see a lot of the predator bugs, and the owner > >> nicely sent me another two. (I saw slightly more) but I was only > >> seeing 5 or 6 at a time, which seem pretty low. I have a 2 bedroom > >> apt, with carpet, and not a lot of money. I am taking the msm > >> sulfur, and using a variety of soaps, and so on. But being diabetic > >> seems to be the key reason they go for me everytime. I tried a > >> variety of pesticides, but nothing seems to make a permanent dent. > >> I considering buying some diamatecious earth, and also spraying > >> some lysol (I can't find the version of lysol you recommend > >> though). I'm just wondering- as many people as these mites are > >> terrorizing, why the hell arent the pesticide companies lining up > >> to make a product that nails these SOB's. Obviously, they have > >> specific feeding patterns, and reproductive cycles, that you would > >> think could be targeted? Some body wash, or some Bird mite specific > >> IGR, that would stop them from feeding or reproducing.> >> Any advice on how to use the DE, and any pesticides that actually > >> work, would be most helpful. I really don't have the resources to > >> get rid of everything I own, or move, or etc. Also the co- > >> infection, lyme disease, feathery beetle, fungus stories, yada > >> yada, are just effing awful, and I think maybe are more than > >> someone who is just looking on this website for a specific regimen > >> can handle. IMHO. Is there an extermination company that has > >> specific expertise on Bird Mites? Thanks and good luck to you all...> >>> >> >>