Re: OT: Heparin for blood thinning also kills babesia?

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Did you take this yourself ? If so, how did you administer the Heparin?

Bartonella also causes the blood to get very thick. My doctor wanted me to go on

this last winter but I ended up taking Serrapeptase instead. My doctor wanted

me to give myself injections twice a day; though that was not why I didn't go

with it in the end.

blessings

Shan

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[Guest guest]

Hey Shan,

I currently take lots of enzymes. I take serrepep. , natto, bromelein,

digestive enzymes, enteric coated pancreatin.

My doctor says there was some study of 10 brands of natto, and only 2 of them

had enough " fibrolynitic activity " to " get the job done " (whatever that means).

He said lumbrokinase (specifically Boluoke brand) is much better. So I will be

adding that too! But I will use Nutricology brand, and skimp on the dose, since

it is so expensive! =P

I just started today. I do 2 injections per day under the skin in the stomach.

I'm okay with it. He said I may eventually go to sublingual.

Killing babesia would be an excellent side effect, since I think I may have it.

I will let the group know if I experience improvement from heparin.

My doctor says it is safe. I don't know of anything bad that can happen. Not

sure, but I think it may be really cheap even without insurance.

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