I haven't ever believed MS is incurable, nor do I believe it's a stand-alone, simply definable disease, but what do I know? My neurologist had a, surprising, change of heart and , although British law says he could be struck-off if he prescribed so many ABX, he intends to monitor my progress.
In the early hours of last Monday (27th) I started tinidazole pulse 40. A couple of hours ago I took my last tini tab of this pulse ... and I'm still here. Hey, this has been two pulses in the same month! I have found this pulse less irksome than the last. I am weaker than ever but ever hopeful. The weather has been dreadful with torrential rain and blustery winds, so I haven't missed brisk power-walking along the Coastal Path (yeah, if only!).
Hello, I'm new to the site. I found you in comments on The Perfect Health Diet site (authors, Jaminet). I'm 52 and have been declining in health for the past 10 years. Once very fit and active, cycling and bootcamp almost daily, I started struggled with muscle pain, joint pain, and fatigue around 2007. I'm suspecting either Lyme or C. pneumonia infection. Symptoms initially seemed like classic Hypothyroid, though TSH was always in range, so my old doc would not treat me. Things that happened around 2007: I divorced, moved to a home with a garden that came with a lot of yard work, and bought a summer cottage in Long Island near the Ferry to Connecticut, where I also did a lot of yard work.
In 2004, I believe it was, I began this incredible journey, adventure, trial, name it what you will.I have recovered more of me than anyone ever suspected was possible. After many years I stopped all abx last January because after taking my daily doses, I was no longer having any reaction. I still continue with NAC, 30,000 units of sublingual B-12, all the other supplements, lots of vegerables, good exercise - in other words, trying to live well. I do have the essential goat milk ice cream milkshake every night when we come in from the barn.
Greetings to all my friends on CpnHelp,Been a while since I posted a blog. Last year, at the end of the summer, I went on the Buhner herbs for Cpn. My right arm was feeling swollen and tight. This is the arm that was so painful when I was really ill. Spots that looked like skin cancer popped up on that arm and my chest.After the first week of herbs, I had a huge headache all day. The next day, my mind felt sharper and clearer. After three weeks the right arm was back to feeling normal and the red spots totally disappeared! Amazing! My energy was better too.Big mistake--I upped the dosages. That really affected my gut. I had to stop all the herbs.
I'm about to start CAP treatment and a bit nervous - I've never taken so much antibiotic, different pills, etc for so long! Though I read so many pages and comments, I'm concerned I may mix up treatment and make it less effective. Can someone please help to confirm I got it all right:
A couple of hours ago I popped my final tablet of this pulse. It is actually the first time that I have pulsed whilst taking rifampicin and amoxacillin. Was it any different? It was certainly more arduous fitting everything in. Rifampicin, amoxicillin and azithromycin without food ... then doxycycline and tinidazole with food. Then on top of that one has to take probiotics away from all of the antibiotics. There are only so many hours in the day and so sometimes I have had to give the probiotics a miss (like tonight).
I have some Rifampicin 500mg capsules and some Roxi 300mg tablets that I no longer require. They are free to anyone who needs them in the UK. Just send me a PM. Irene Gone to a good home already
I've been using this for 6 months or so. It improves energy supply to damaged brain cells through the medium of light. Here is our dear 'doctor Mercola' waxing lyrical about it. Don't let that put you off because the clinical researchers have a video presentation showing their work.http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2017/03/05/photobiom…
Seeing a Neuro never has a happy ending 
and not seeing a Neuro always makes me better 