Re: OT: Biofilm busters

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" How do we treat them? coiling/rifing, detoxing? or some other treatment/ "

" What biofilm busters are you using? "

Besides taking the biofilm busting med you treat which ever critter you think

you have. For instance doxycycline kills the borrelia spirochete in doses of

400mg/day or minocycline in doses of 200 mg/day. Doses lower than that will

control but not eradicate the spirochete. The use of the Buhner herbs at the

same time is crucial as far as I am concerned. Antibiotics work on the bugs

while natural meds work on our bodies by increasing/balancing the immune system,

protecting our organs and a whole lot more.

For babesia natural meds are artemisia annua, cryptolepsis I think and boneset

tea as well. Abx is mepron, plaquenil or bactrim I think but I have heard that

plaqenil may cause cyst formation. I have also heard that tinidazole is helpful

for babesia, am taking it now so will find out soon if this is true.

Ehrlichia responds well to doxycycline as well. I can't remember which herbs

recommends but you get the idea.

Right now I am taking tinidazole for the cysts and biofilms, minocycline for the

spirochete along with japanese knotweed, andrographis, cats claw, siberian

ginseng, acidophilus, gingko to thin the blood and milk thistle for the liver.I

also take some b vits and a couple other herbs.

Because I am supposed to pulse the tinidazole I use two other biofilm busters

when I am not taking the tinidazole; grapefruit seed extract and

n-acetyl-cysteine (take with vit c). I continue to take the minocycline

throughout.

But I gotta say I am really chronic, had LD and friends for probably 30 yrs now

so this may be overkill for anyone thats not soo chronic.

BTW I was dxd with MS 7 yrs ago and even tho I had a CDC + Igenex result my

neuro maintains that I have MS. Last visit with my neuro he said I now have

benign MS. In other words its going away lol. He also mentioned that many of my

past symptoms are in the normal range now...YAY!!

Take Care,

Chris

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> Re: biofilm busters

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> when we open these biofilms we are letting out all the different bacteria

> and parasites into our blood

that is very unlikely, you will never destroy a biofilm at once because it is a

very complicated structure. I think the release of parasites (or more likely

dead parasite material) will be more gradual.

> and need to treat for them at the same time.

> How do we treat them? coiling/rifing, detoxing? or some other treatment?

I don't believe rifing or detoxing is a 'treatment' for parasites, it will not

harm them. It could be that rifing somehow damages the biofilm (please note that

there is zero proof for that) and helps in dissolving them.

Detoxing is important for getting rid of dead debris and 'biotoxins' (there is

no proof for real toxins from Bb, but some of its material will stimulate

reactions from the innate immune system).

If living parasites are released you need drugs that kill them (like ABX) or

that make them less aggressive (like certain herbs, including possibly some

Buhner herbs). Also, if your immune system is functional it will be easier for

it to attack the bugs compared to when they are protected in a biofilm. So

anything that stimulates the immune system could help (this includes simple

stuff like Vitamin C and Vitamin D).

[Guest guest]

Not sure where I got it from but I just posted an older presentation on biofilms

in the files. Lots of photos.

deb

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> Re: biofilm busters

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> when we open these biofilms we are letting out all the different bacteria

> and parasites into our blood and need to treat for them at the same time.

> How do we treat them? coiling/rifing, detoxing? or some other treatment?

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