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Remedy for Bartonella?

Salut. I have chronic Lyme disease (got it at age 8, didn't know what was wrong until age 24). Have tried a lot of treatments, esp. the Vit. C, salt & lumbrokinase protocols. Main problem is nervous system disturbance & damage. My current remedy is helping w/ my chemical sensitivity, but not w/ the nervous system stuff. My homeopath won't let me take any herbs or antibiotics or be around any strong smells. She also won't let me take any other remedies. Is there a remedy that works for Bartonella? (a coinfection I have due to the Lyme disease). If so, what is it called, & what is a good dosage? Thanks!

necessejamais on 2011-01-13

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♡ Homeopathy International 1 last decade

How do I fill out the form online & to whom do I send it? The link you gave me was to a non-interactive page (i.e., I can't fill it out) & it was just a response to someone else's post.

necessejamais last decade

You should copy all questions and paste here duly answered.

♡ kadwa last decade

Oh im so sorry for your situation.
It's a horrible thing to have..
I hope you feel better.
There is a great web md forum..
There are other natural herbs..
Samento and artemisia.. But artemisia is for babesia co-infect.
Check there too..

iloveyou last decade

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