anyone know of protomyxzoa - FL1953?

You can read online for dosage in mg per kg which comes to about 9 to 12 mg for most people but I have no idea how often. I have read it is accumulative lasting 4 days in your system. I was told some doctors tell their patients to take it for two weeks on, two weeks off and then two weeks on again. Other doctors are saying 3 days on and 4 days off but there is no clarification of how long this done. Some people do it once a week or as often as they can tolerate it when they are really sensitive.

The am learning more about how to prepare vegan food and enjoying it. Another important thing I learned about recently is methyl cycle mutations. When you have the MRHFR mutation it means you cannot assimilate folic acid. One copy and your ability is reduced up to 50%. Two copies and it is reduced 90%. This means you cannot produce glutathione to detox. It weakens your immune system. One in four people have one of these mutations. When you have trouble with hypercoagulation, it can be caused by this mutation. Taking methylfolate which your body can assimilate by passes this block and helps you overcome the problem.

Another mutation very common in people with chronic disease is called CBS. When you have this it is best not to eat meat because it causes ammonia to build up in the body. I can't properly explain it all because it is more complicated than I understand. This relates to the F diet though which is why it seemed so on track to me. When you have the CBS mutation you have trouble with sulfur, sulfate, sulfite in drugs and food. It is very toxic to your system.

If you try the lumbrokinase, you need to take 2 of them three times a day on an empty stomach. It is probably slower to work than heparin but much safer. I read it will thin the blood 10 to 20% in one month so it would take months to get it under control. People probably don't take enough of it for it to work properly.

Can't figure out how to edit. That mutation is MTHFR, MRHRF - typo.

Hi,

I am new to this forum. Last year, after searching for a long time (10 + years) why I kept getting sicker, and sicker, I was diagnosed with chronic Lyme and Babesia. My CD57 was 20 and I started seeing a doctor in Seattle earlier this year. I have many symptoms but two of the most puzzling and bothersome are unexplained weight gain and 24/7 abdominal distention. I have taken probiotics, anti-parasitics, anti-bacterials, anti-fungals, herbal and medications, and I eat a low carb diet. Nothing has helped and I am frustrated and miserable because the abdominal distention is really bad. Earlier today I read the bullet points from Better Health Guy on the Physician's Round Table 2012 here http://www.betterhealthguy.com/joomla/blog/264-physicians-round-table-2012. What really stood out to me are the bullet points from Dr. Fry below:

*Protozoans love lipids (fats). The McDougall diet is used as part of treatment. Doxycycline and tetracyclines may target the fatty acid synthesis machinery.
*Toxoplasmosis is also dependent on fats.
*Protomyxzoa grows 100 times faster with fats than without.
*There is a reduction in relative biofilms with the McDougall diet.
*In some people where they had seen the organism and biofilms, they could not find the organism after being on the McDougall diet. *Unfortunately, after starting to eat higher fat content, the microbe was again present and visible.
*They did a test in people with Protomyxzoa using a 12.5 day water fast and levels of Protomyxzoa dropped to undetectable. Within 2 days of eating again, it was back.
*Protomyxzoa is found in CFS, Fibromyalgia, Rheumatoid Arthritis, Lupus, Crohn’s, MS, Parkinson’s, ALS, Autism, Scleroderma, and others.
*Protomyxzoa is Public Enemy #1.
*Protomyxzoa loves fat. It is complex. It is drug-resistant.

Incidentally, I have been following a low carb, moderate protein, high fat diet (specific carbohydrate diet). I love fat and crave it like crazy. I eat fat right out of the jar and can't get enough. I also fast once or twice a year and always feel amazing afterward then I start to eat and withing a few weeks my health declines and I start feeling miserable again. I did a tiny bit of research regarding symptoms and came across this: http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/birdmitesorg/message/38185

A lot of the symptoms mentioned in that post apply to me, particularly the weight gain but also stiffness, headaches, night sweats, etc.

Anyway, I am thinking about trying a low fat diet just for a while and I am wondering if I HAVE to go to a vegan diet. The problem is that I also don't do well with carbohydrates. Even on the low carb diet I follow now, my fasting blood sugar runs around 101 to 105, plus carbs cause cravings. Would a diet consisting of boiled chicken breast and boiled low carb veggies be sufficient or do I need to cut out all animal products?

Also, I took Ivermectin earlier this year, but from what I understand it needs to be taken WITH a low fat diet. Is this correct? Any information is greatly appreciated.

Thank you,
Kania

very very interesting. so the question... do most people on this board have lyme? or this protozoaxoaowhatever???

^hi nefferdun, just curious if you've had any progress since your last post? your email is unavailable on your profile

Wow 1 year later and you remember this skBM! Crazy. Please be careful! Let us know how it goes!