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Hi all

I notice this forum is full of controversy when it comes to

pathogens, the thought that it may be a multi pathogen infection

doesn't sit well with many one way trafficker's.

The other sticking point is people's perception that you only get

well when you suffer..The missing the forest for the tree's really

sits high in many forums.The most important tool we have is

antimicrobials. The study into how and what organisms are

effectively treated also runs up red flags and creates stories. The

first thing I would do if I wss anyone contemplating a drug is to

get 5 to 10 pages printed on all the pro's and con's from as many

sites as possable... get the widest variation on the drugs pro's

and con's.

NOW the fact that there have been over 3000 posts and people are so

focused on alot of iffy stuff, they miss the important parts of the

antibiotic literatue..............

SUPERINFECTION... By using a drug that isn't killing your organisms

you run the rsik of developing SUPERINFECTION. This is an infection

that grows under the presence of antimicrobials that aren't doing

the job. So when your so called herxing, you may want to reconsider

and call it a superinfection.The fact that we don't die and live to

tell, makes us comfortable to talk the theory of " I had a herx " .

This is something I picked up early in the piece and it was pretty

clear on the amoxacillin instruction sheet or possably off the net.

tony

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