OT: re: coming off abx's

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I've been on abx's for 3 years, stopped them a few months ago due to

contracting c diff for the 2nd time, I felt my symptoms coming back a

month later. I've been trying to hit them w/herbs, etc. it seems to be

helping somewhat, at least I don't have all the issues w/candida, etc.

from the abx's.

The Fall moon really threw me for a loop and ever since then I've been

experiencing gut pain and constipation which I never had before, I think

the equinox unleased the spiros into a feeding frenzy and now I'm dealing

w/lots of die-off/toxins or something, can't figure it out. I've been

hearing a lot of other people have been experiencing the same problems.

From:

" knot_weed " <tek0nik@...>

To:

Date:

11/01/2010 02:49 PM

Subject:

Re: [ ]going off antibiotics

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> Does anyone know how long it takes for cycsts to start opening after

going off extended antibiotic use (2.5 years in my case)? It's been 10

months for me and the last month has been brutal. I feel like I'm sliding

backwards.

The cysts probably start reverting back to spirochetes as soon as the ABX

are gone, but not all at the same time (for most ABX that means within a

few days after you stop taking them; a few drugs like plaquenil have a

half life of a month or so). Some researchers say Bb cysts have a life

span of about 18 months.

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