DR K Parasite Protocol + antibiotics?

Hi,
Has anyone done Dr Klinghardt's parasite protocol at the same time as taking antibiotics for lyme/bart/bab?

I am in the middle of a Rifampin protocol to treat Bartonella. (Rifampin 900mg, Mino, Azithro + Tinidazole pulses). My doctor has just prescribed me Dr K's parasite protocol. (ivermectin 12g 4 x a day for 14 days + pyrantol pamoate 4 tablets once a day for 14 days, then albenza 200mg BID for 14 days, then alinia 1g BID for 14 days. with 1 week breaks between each drug).

I am wondering if doing the parasite protocol while i'm on antibiotics will be too hard on my liver. stopping Rifampin is not an option.

Any thoughts are appreciated! Thanks.

Hi glutensugarfree,

This describes me, almost. I started the Rifampin after I completed 4 cycles of each of the antihelmintics.

All I would suggest is getting some lipolized glutathione for when you feel liver toxed or stagnated.

Watch for early signs of liver tox such as a clay colored stool.

glutensugarfree said...
ChickenArise, Thanks for the info.
How did the treatment go for you? any bad side effects?
Did you do any heavy metal binders during the treatment?
Did you take any antibiotics for lyme during the parasite treatment?

It went well initially. I made major progress which I attribute much of this to Fluconazole and Nascent Iodine. I am not certain of Dr. K's use of iodine so I often refer to my protocol as Klighardt Modified.

I began antibiotics later when I felt forced to due to a lung infection. I figured if I am going to use one, I may as well use multiple and do it properly. These were after or tail end of the antihelmintics.

There were no major side effects for me. There were times where there was what felt like kidney fatigue and I would have to back off for maybe a week and then come back to treating.

I use chlorella as a binder mostly although I have used activated charcoal on occasion but like others I would wake at odd hours to do this so it wouldnt interfere with meds.

In hindsight the only thing I would have done differently is to check for dental cavitations earlier as having these can provide areas for the bacteria to hide from abx as no blood supply reaches these areas.

I am currently looking into ozone to correct this.