Protocol of protocols
Hi everybody,
reading the bascis again I got the information that different antibioticsi reach different types of tissue more or less effectively.
And this is exactly what I experienced. In every new stage or every alternation of my protocol I experienced huge reactions and boost of energy feeling. But keeping to a protocals seems not to do much on the bugs.
I started with Doxyi. Then replaced Doxy by Minoi. Then added Azi to Mino, which was the only downfall. Replaced Azi by Roxyi. Then I added Metroi pulses. Than came in Metro pulses.
So my current protocol (only the antibiotic part) is: Mino, Doxy, Metro pulses
I pulse Metro every three weeks and I'm up to 4 days in a row aiming at the final level of 5 days for the next pulse (as recommended by Wheldon).
The key question is: should I keep my protocol that way or should I alternate it - order the reach more of the bugs?If alternation is recommended, how should I do it?
The reaction I get from the metro pulses is mild in the meantime. It started with an outrage at the first pulse and seems to have watered down from time to time.
If I get no heavy reaction I'm not doing much - right?
Greez
Andreas
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I'm no expert, but it seems to me that your current protocol has two antibiotics of the same family (minoi and doxyi). Ideally you should be taking two antibiotics from different groups to prevent the bugs building resistance to the ABXi.
I think there is some rationale behind changing your abxi but I think it would be better to stay on one protocol longer than you appear to be.
To make sure that you use antibiotics that have a synergetic action you should choose antibiotics from different families. Here and Here are links to a list of antibiotics to choose from.
Michèle (UK) GFAi: Wheldon CAPi 1st May 2006. Daily Doxyi, Azi MWF, metroi pulse.
Hi Michele,
sorry, I've made a mistake. My current programm is: Minoi, Roxyi (not Doxyi), Metroi pulses.
Why is it that I can't find Roxy in that list?http://www.cpnhelp.org/node/4983
Greez
Andreas
Male(44).Germany.Immunei defficiency.Cpni+.CAP08/2008-12/2009.Q10,NACi.Diagnosis:CVID.
Andreas, when the Stratton/Mitchell protocol was formulated, Roxithromycin was not available in the US, so wasn't included.
Best not to alternate what you are taking with something else. Change it totally after a while if you wish, but alternating treatments might do more harm than good...............Sarah
An Itinerary in Light and Shadow
Lived with MSi since 1991. Completed 16 months of full CAPi plus supplementsi. Currently in full remission. Not on any antiobiotics anymore but taking all supplementsi incl NACi.
Andreas- Could you put your info in your signature please? It would help keep it all with your posts.
If you are wanting to up the ante, assuming minor reactions to any of the agents you are already using in the CAPi, it would be better to add another agent class entirely such as Rifampin. You have to do this with regular liver tests (i.e. needs a doctor to monitor), but it would cover a completely different biochemical action than the other agents. It is also is one of the more powerful antichlamydials, and has good tissue penetration.
CAPi for Cpni 11/04. Dxi: 25+yrs CFSi & FMSi. Currently: 250 aithromycin mwf, doxycycline 100mg BIDi, restarted Tinii pulses; Vit D2000 units, T4 & T3, 6mg Iodoral