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  1. Lymetoo
    Beware the LYME.
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    I felt better in one week!
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    You really should choose a Lyme dr by talking to several HAPPY SATISFIED CUSTOMERS first. I have an "official" list of drs. He's not on it. His website sounds good, but I caution you to find several happy patients of his before spending money on it. Just my 2 cents worth. I have 6 yrs of experience in referring people to LLMD's.
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    Hey Rachel....I didn't know your Lyme test turned out positive! Yikes! PM me with who your dr is!! Was your test CDC positive?? [not that it matters that much!!] I "know" wild condor. She's been on Lymenet as long [or longer?] as I have. Quit feeding those Lyme-infested deer!!! editing......OH...just saw your post about the test.
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    It's a pain to type!!
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    POTS is very much associated with Lyme disease and one of its coinfections, babesia. I would advise you to get Lyme testing through Igenex labs in CA. MDL is another OK lab for Lyme testing, as is Bowen. DUMP the rest...they are JUNK! Your symptoms scream Lyme to me....but I'm certainly not a dr!! Please PM me if you'd like more info. Wild Condor's...
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    I have a great dr in Missouri who handles hormone testing [more than just male, female hormones] and knows alot about the thyroid as well. Not all endocrinologists handle this kind of thing, though they SHOULD. Most of them focus on diabetics....so call ahead to see what their focus is. ----------- Is "prolly" a word??
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    I've been seeing one regularly again since December. He has really helped my sciatic nerve problems, as well as my neck problems. We're still working on the rest of the spine. Lots of trouble everywhere from years of Lyme arthritis. I agree...find one who is into "wellness"....prevention included.
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    Sorry, I can't help either. I have 3 good reasons not to drink it. Lyme disease, yeast, and gluten intolerance. That's enough reasons for me to never try it.
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    Thanks everybody!!
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    I see a dr in Missouri who does testing for both.
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    where's ladybug??
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    I was dxd with adrenal fatigue several years ago by the dr who treats my chronic lyme. He leaves no stones unturned. I've been treated for it with cortef for the same number of years. My dr tested me through AAL labs. It was a 24hr urine collection test. The name of the lab may have changed by the way, I'm not sure. Anyway, I am now taking a natural...
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    Yes, I did try a search because I figured it had been discussed. How about some of the "no sugar added" flavors? where did you get the book?
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    Just wondering if anything they have is safe????
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    Probably was the cross contamination. Others here have said chinese food restaurants are "OUT." I haven't been to one since being dxd. Used to be one of my favorite eating places.
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    So Worcestershire is not OK? All brands?? Which soy sauce?? I LOVE meatloaf!
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    Ever feel like you're talking to a brick wall??
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    The keyword was IGENEX.
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    That's what I use.
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    Hey txnmaryann.....So if I'm reading this right, you're from Texas??? Hope your tummy settles down soon!
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    I"m 5'3"....My mother was 5'5", father and brothers 6'1" Go ASTROS!!!
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    Since I've had systemic yeast a long time, I've taken numerous brands. My all time favorite is Theralac. You can find it online at www.theralac.com You only need one pill a day....you may even be able to get by with less than that, as it is very potent...20 billion whatevers per pill!
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    Here's more info for you: Candida diet and elimination: Open Original Shared Link "Successful control and elminiation of a Candida Albicans overgrowth requires a multifaceted program as described below. Failure to follow ALL the steps simultaneously will result in slow progress and will lengthen healing time significantly. The program should be tailored...
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