Vancomycin or deptomycin best stuff

After reading quite a bit those of us who have Lyme flair ups a lot should pershpas consider one of these two abx for chronic Lyme. There is something called Lyme persistiors which don't respond well to the normal abx prescribed. Both are I believe are FDA approved

Hi coach1 -

The persister response is a risk generally regardless of which abx one uses. The persisters function as a component of the Lyme microbe, itself. This stealth characteristic of the modern Bb microbe is one of the reasons people are convinced the current epidemic can be traced to its engineering as a bioweapon…

One approach is to pulse the abx delivery with the intent that the Bb leave tissues and re-enter the blood stream for reproduction, allowing the abx, antimicrobial herbs and/or immune system to attack there.

I'm not sure about the deptomycin - maybe others will chime in about that abx. But vancomycin is given via IV generally for bartonella. It's not an oral tx for a systemic infection like the TBDs but it is given orally for c-diff. Vanco does have the effect of "reducing cell wall stiffness and slows down swim speed of Bb"
www.prohealth.com/library/showarticle.cfm?libid=30040

But if one was going to go through the trouble of doing IV abx, most would do IV Rocephin for Lyme, not vanco.

-p

Perhaps all symptoms them were of my newly found Bart. I have tested positive for Lyme 3 times a long while ago

So does anyone have an idea if vancomycin is for Bart or Lyme or both?

Ok. I was asking if it was used as a primary abx for Lyme only and if it was used for Bart only. My dr notes always says Lyme/Bart flair