I talked to a doctor a couple of weeks ago and he said to try stacking Moxifloxacin with my other antibioticsi. Im not sure about this so I thopug id ask you guys

 

Hello,

 Ive been taking the flagyli for some time now but I just had a question that popped in my head.  Does Flagyl treat a mycoplamic infection also. I know its used for cpni but what about myco?

Has anyone here ordered from myvitanet?  They have the naci that I get at my doc's office and kolorex that Jim K. mentioned.  I've only used my card on one other site and just want to be careful.

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).

My doc doesn't want to test me for the cpni pcri testing.  He says I don't have it from a test he took last month.  How can I get the doxyi, axith and flagyli by ordering it myself and where do I order them from?  Help!  I'm sick and tired of being tired and sick!

Hi everybody,

my macrophages have been tested for cpni and turned out to be highly infected.

I started my capi with Doxyi about 6 month ago. My current cap is a slightly altered Wheldon-scheme:

* NACi constantly 

* Minocycline constantly

*  Azithromyzin constantly

* Metrozinadol pulses

* Vitamin Di and minerals

* probiotics

 

Now I learn using INHi (an antibiotic) in combination with Niacini (a vitamine) is effective clearing cpn out of macrophages.

 

How would I insert INH into my current cap? Do I have to add INH to the other antibioticsi or do I have to eleminate one of my current antibiotics and have it replaced by INH? If yes, which one would be replaced by INH?

Not sure if any of you have seen this but thought it would be of interest. Results should be in soon. Looks like they didn't include Flagyli but only Azithromycin and Rifampin OR Doxyi and Rifampin for 6 months. Is Stratton's updated protocol just Rifampin and Azithromycin or Doxy? Does Stratton use 300mg Rifampin daily or 600mg daily? Combination Antibiotic Treatment for Reactive Arthritis Caused by Chlamydia Bacteria: http://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT00351273?recr=open&cond=%22Arthrit... Best, Chris

I found this website while searching for some detractors of the Marshall protocol.  That is not to say that this site is one, just that I found a thread discussing the pros and cons of the MPi.  This leads me to post a few questions here for purposes of comprison, if you will kindly indulge me.

I am currently on doxyi alone for Cpni.   Should I be able to add a second antibiotic, I would prefer to add in flagyli next, instead of azithromycin.

 This is because I had C. difficile for 11 months, and I never want to have that come back again.   Flagyl is sometimes used to treat C. diff, (meaning it usually doesn't cause C. diff.)   

Thus, I'd rather add an antibiotic that is not likely to be a problem C. diff wise first.    Then, if that is tolerated (and my physician agrees) add in azithromycin.

Thoughts?

Thanks,   Timaca

Hi all,
its been a while since we had any serious discussion of Dr Stratton's new protocol. I know quite a few people have given the Pyruvate a try. I was just wondering what the current thinking/verdict was for those of you that have tried it. Do you think its a viable alternative to erradicating Cpni? In particular can it be used indefinitely, or will gains dry up at a certain point in time?

 

I have been diagnosed with Mycoplasmas and HHV6 after being sick for 24 years.  My doctor started me on one of the protocolsi with reference to this site.  We were going to start with killing the Myoplamsas and then move on to the the HHV6 at some point.  At first I was excited.

Hi All Members, 

Can anyone help me ?

I try to know how I can detect that I have a Chlamydia Pneumonae or a Mycoplasma Pneumonae that is active ?

My doctor who is a specialist in 4 fields including Cellular Microbiology said me :

you had it. You don't have it anymore.

 

I said but ... 

 

                                                          Results               Base unit           Reference Values

Mycoplasme Pneumonae IgG   :   17    (uncertain)           UA/ml        Reference value is : 10

Hello Everyone,

Well, here I am again.

Will take antibioticsi with breakfast.

Hope

 to take cholestyramine with lunch. It's an oral suspension. Doctor says use stool softener as well as it can be so bloating and constipating .Any POSITIVE words of advice re cholestyramine usage truly would be appreciated.

 

Loulou