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Teresa
9/12/2012
12:43:37 AM
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Hi Sasha and Debra,
I have also tried lots of different antibiotics, some very strong, including Ivermectin. Some antibiotics help with skin infections with the lesions. I have type 1 diabetes and have already been hospitalised a few times due to infections associated with this disease. I must say that the Ivermectin and other antibiotics did not make my condition any better at all, apart from, as mentioned skin infection. For what it's worth, I agree with both of you that the natural way is best.
Regards
Teresa
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debra
9/7/2012
3:00:42 PM
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Hi Sasha: I had been on albendazole, Ivermectin, Alina etc and frankly it diminished some leision outbreaks temporarily but did not kill the disease..what it did was make me weak, dizzy and mess up my liver and intestinal flora! So I think it is probably better to try the natural way first.
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sasha
9/12/2012
12:43:37 AM
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Question,
being very new to this forum there is much I do not know about your protocol and what is recommended and not recommended. I was recently prescribed albendazole, a very strong antiparasitic drug. however, in my experience most of these drugs dont really work because they turn out to be as poisonous to my system (or more) as they are supposed to be to the parasites.
Your protocol seems far more about rebuilding the system wholistically so your immune system can get back in gear to fight off these opportunistic infections. which makes more sense. Im just wondering if you strongly recommend against such potentially toxic drugs. I am not sure what to do because this one has actually been helping. but i fear once i am off it my system will be tapped out and more sick and they will come back even worse. who knows. anyone else have opinions or personal experience with this or similar drugs. any input is appreciated. thanks! : )
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