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OriolCarol
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Posted 1/10/2019 2:02 PM (GMT -7)
What if i can not take any abx for bart? Azithromycin cause me severe palpitations... and not it's not a herx. I had my qt little prolonged yesterday. So... I can not take more macrolide, can not take bactrim, can not take minocycline (so, tetras do nothing for my Bart).... There is any abx effective for bart? Of course, can not take quinolones i near die....

I took banderol, cumanda, japanese at high dose and nothing happen.

Maybe zhangs houttynia?
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Girlie
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Posted 1/10/2019 2:05 PM (GMT -7)
Rifampin or Rifabutin - they are considered effective for Bartonella -
That’s what most llmd’s prescribe.

Can you take amoxy or ceftin with it?

houttuynia - try it.
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Symp started April/2013; Buhner's Lyme May 15-July24/14; Igenex pos. July 3/14
Doxy: July 4-Aug.24/14;Zithro July26-Aug24/14; Amox + Proben. Aug. 29/14;
added biaxin Sept. 26/14
Disc. amox,added Ceftin Nov. 20th.;
Disc. biaxin added Buhner bart herbs Dec/14;Jan/15 pulsing Tinda (w/ Ceftin);
Abx/herb break Apr-July/15; July-mino; Aug. added Rif;
Nov./15 mino - to biaxi
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OriolCarol
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Posted 1/10/2019 2:17 PM (GMT -7)
Yes Girlie, i tolerate ceftin and cefdinir. Rifabutin maybe a better choise right?

I'll add HH capsules.

I'm afraid because i'm still having a feeling of dying of infarct... because it's only 24h out azitro....
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Girlie
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Posted 1/10/2019 2:36 PM (GMT -7)

OriolCarol said...
Yes Girlie, i tolerate ceftin and cefdinir. Rifabutin maybe a better choise right?

I'll add HH capsules.

I'm afraid because i'm still having a feeling of dying of infarct... because it's only 24h out azitro....

I may have to quit the Rifabutin and take Rifampin instead.
I’ll see what my blood work shows
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Symp started April/2013; Buhner's Lyme May 15-July24/14; Igenex pos. July 3/14
Doxy: July 4-Aug.24/14;Zithro July26-Aug24/14; Amox + Proben. Aug. 29/14;
added biaxin Sept. 26/14
Disc. amox,added Ceftin Nov. 20th.;
Disc. biaxin added Buhner bart herbs Dec/14;Jan/15 pulsing Tinda (w/ Ceftin);
Abx/herb break Apr-July/15; July-mino; Aug. added Rif;
Nov./15 mino - to biaxi
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Notime4lyme
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Posted 1/10/2019 6:03 PM (GMT -7)
Have you tried boneset? Boneset herb really helped my bartonella symptoms a lot. Also garlic is good for everything.
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sebreg
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Posted 1/11/2019 7:13 AM (GMT -7)
Couple herbs I would consider trying: zhang brand allicin and houttuynia, byron white A-bart (it is strong)...
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OriolCarol
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Posted 1/11/2019 10:10 AM (GMT -7)
I'm going to try it seberg. Good idea try allicin.

Do you think houttuynia go systemic? Into joints, muscles etc.... brain etc...
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OriolCarol
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Posted 1/11/2019 10:12 AM (GMT -7)
I'm interested in A-Bart formula. I've read the ingredients but i can't find any herb that acts directlly on Bart. Or maybe i'm wrong. Have you tried it?
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acarined
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Posted 1/11/2019 10:44 AM (GMT -7)
A-Bart has clove, I've found it to be the most effective herb against bart in my case.
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sebreg
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Posted 1/11/2019 10:57 AM (GMT -7)
This is one of the better overviews I could find on A-bart: https://www.gordonmedical.com/byron-white-formulas-a-bart/
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OriolCarol
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Posted 1/11/2019 4:33 PM (GMT -7)
It seems very tentative! I'll buy it. Thank you acarined and sebreg. I don't know it has clove. It's really active agains Bart.

I hope HH capsules, Allicin and A-Bart + lyme treatment could knock out Bart. If not it has a poor prognosis sad
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Lightlife
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Posted 1/11/2019 8:05 PM (GMT -7)
I want to star treating undiagnosed Bart.

What is HH? Hout?
Where can I get A - Bart? Do I have to go back to a nartrooath?

What about bruhners Bart protocol ? Your not thinking of doing that? What do you see as a waeakness there?

How about sida acuta?
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Girlie
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Posted 1/11/2019 10:02 PM (GMT -7)

Lightlife said...
I want to star treating undiagnosed Bart.

What is HH? Hout?
Where can I get A - Bart? Do I have to go back to a nartrooath?

What about bruhners Bart protocol ? Your not thinking of doing that? What do you see as a waeakness there?

How about sida acuta?

I believe HH is Zhang houttuynia - a good brand.

Buhner bart - I believe the core protocol is JK, Sida acuta, houttunia and a few others.

I think A-Bart (Byron White formula) has to be ordered by a practitioner - not sure though.
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Symp started April/2013; Buhner's Lyme May 15-July24/14; Igenex pos. July 3/14
Doxy: July 4-Aug.24/14;Zithro July26-Aug24/14; Amox + Proben. Aug. 29/14;
added biaxin Sept. 26/14
Disc. amox,added Ceftin Nov. 20th.;
Disc. biaxin added Buhner bart herbs Dec/14;Jan/15 pulsing Tinda (w/ Ceftin);
Abx/herb break Apr-July/15; July-mino; Aug. added Rif;
Nov./15 mino - to biaxi

Post Edited (Girlie) : 1/11/2019 10:05:02 PM (GMT-7)

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Quin
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Posted 1/12/2019 12:31 PM (GMT -7)
I got rifampin-resistant bartonella. It was also resistant to clarithromycin and amoxicillin. However, it was susceptible to minocycline.

Due to bartonella being spread by cats, and cats being fed antibiotics by people, bartonella is highly likely to be antibiotic-resistant, often to multiple drugs.
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Girlie
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Posted 1/12/2019 12:52 PM (GMT -7)

Quin said...
I got rifampin-resistant bartonella. It was also resistant to clarithromycin and amoxicillin. However, it was susceptible to minocycline.

Due to bartonella being spread by cats, and cats being fed antibiotics by people, bartonella is highly likely to be antibiotic-resistant, often to multiple drugs.

Rifabutin can be used... best to take it with at least one more antibiotic.

Mino alone usually won’t effectively treat it.
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Symp started April/2013; Buhner's Lyme May 15-July24/14; Igenex pos. July 3/14
Doxy: July 4-Aug.24/14;Zithro July26-Aug24/14; Amox + Proben. Aug. 29/14;
added biaxin Sept. 26/14
Disc. amox,added Ceftin Nov. 20th.;
Disc. biaxin added Buhner bart herbs Dec/14;Jan/15 pulsing Tinda (w/ Ceftin);
Abx/herb break Apr-July/15; July-mino; Aug. added Rif;
Nov./15 mino - to biaxi
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Quin
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Posted 1/12/2019 1:24 PM (GMT -7)

Girlie said...
Mino alone usually won’t effectively treat it.


I'm worried about that. Finding another antibiotic that it's not resistant to may be difficult.
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Girlie
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Posted 1/12/2019 2:22 PM (GMT -7)

Quin said...

Girlie said...
Mino alone usually won’t effectively treat it.


I'm worried about that. Finding another antibiotic that it's not resistant to may be difficult.

How did you determine that it was resistant to Rifampin?
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Symp started April/2013; Buhner's Lyme May 15-July24/14; Igenex pos. July 3/14
Doxy: July 4-Aug.24/14;Zithro July26-Aug24/14; Amox + Proben. Aug. 29/14;
added biaxin Sept. 26/14
Disc. amox,added Ceftin Nov. 20th.;
Disc. biaxin added Buhner bart herbs Dec/14;Jan/15 pulsing Tinda (w/ Ceftin);
Abx/herb break Apr-July/15; July-mino; Aug. added Rif;
Nov./15 mino - to biaxi
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Quin
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Posted 1/12/2019 3:19 PM (GMT -7)

Girlie said...
How did you determine that it was resistant to Rifampin?


6 months of rifampin didn't seem to make a difference. I didn't notice any difference in the herx pattern either, although one of the main signs of a bart herx is dark urine from hemolysis, which the orange color of rifampin can mask.

Also, rifampin and rifabutin are fairly similar. If rifabutin didn't work for you, what makes you think rifampin will?

BTW your quotes seem to be consistently messed up. Try hitting the QUOTE button a few times.
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Girlie
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Posted 1/12/2019 4:54 PM (GMT -7)

Quin said...

Girlie said...
How did you determine that it was resistant to Rifampin?


6 months of rifampin didn't seem to make a difference. I didn't notice any difference in the herx pattern either, although one of the main signs of a bart herx is dark urine from hemolysis, which the orange color of rifampin can mask.

Also, rifampin and rifabutin are fairly similar. If rifabutin didn't work for you, what makes you think rifampin will?

BTW your quotes seem to be consistently messed up. Try hitting the QUOTE button a few times.


Somebody said...





Somebody said...


The quote function has been messed up since the Site Admin did the upgrade.
So, with this post, I did what you said "Hit the QUOTE button a few times.

looks messed up to me.

I'm not taking Rifampin. I did take it a couple years ago and plateaued on it. Then I went on Babesia treatment....and now back treating bart/persisters with Rifabutin.

My LLMD says Rifabutin is more effective than Rifampin.


Moderator, Lyme Forum
Symp started April/2013; Buhner's Lyme May 15-July24/14; Igenex pos. July 3/14
Doxy: July 4-Aug.24/14;Zithro July26-Aug24/14; Amox + Proben. Aug. 29/14;
added biaxin Sept. 26/14
Disc. amox,added Ceftin Nov. 20th.;
Disc. biaxin added Buhner bart herbs Dec/14;Jan/15 pulsing Tinda (w/ Ceftin);
Abx/herb break Apr-July/15; July-mino; Aug. added Rif;
Nov./15 mino - to biaxi

Post Edited (Girlie) : 1/12/2019 4:59:16 PM (GMT-7)

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Girlie
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Posted 1/12/2019 4:56 PM (GMT -7)
Re: quote function. If you do one quote, it works...but a quote within a quote it doesn't unless you manually fix it....
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Symp started April/2013; Buhner's Lyme May 15-July24/14; Igenex pos. July 3/14
Doxy: July 4-Aug.24/14;Zithro July26-Aug24/14; Amox + Proben. Aug. 29/14;
added biaxin Sept. 26/14
Disc. amox,added Ceftin Nov. 20th.;
Disc. biaxin added Buhner bart herbs Dec/14;Jan/15 pulsing Tinda (w/ Ceftin);
Abx/herb break Apr-July/15; July-mino; Aug. added Rif;
Nov./15 mino - to biaxi
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OriolCarol
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Posted 1/13/2019 5:06 PM (GMT -7)
Quin, have you tried HH capsules and allicin like said seberg? I'll try it...

There is another option, telithromycin, but it's a dangerous drug...

I'll try again l-Arginine, SIDA acutta, japanese knotweed, and HH capsules... with the abxs.

I've read some posts about cholamphenicol to treat Bartonella Barcilloformis, but again it's a dangerous stuff... like quinolones if not even worse... you know.
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saraeli
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Posted 1/14/2019 4:50 PM (GMT -7)
You could try a treatment that isn't ingested, like PEMF and rife. Those can target bartonella, and penetrate the tissues and organs that meds in your circulatory system often can't get to. Good luck!

Sara (Lyme, ME, POTS, HPA axis dysfunction)
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8L8L8
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Posted 1/15/2019 2:27 PM (GMT -7)
I completed 3 mo of rifampin and plaquenil at the end of November. It was rough. Felt worse and lost 50% of my hair (so depressing). Had three days after finishing were I felt decent (it could have been that the meds were so harsh though) but now I feel like I’m in an even deeper hole symptom wise. My llmd has suggested we “pause” and heal alittle. So I pulsed flagyl for two weeks. Now I’m only taking: truflora and theralac, magnesium, D3/K2 5 drops, biotin, 1cc 25mg Methylcobalamin injection, milk thistle...will add ATP Fluel on Monday and then Trifortify the following Monday.
I believe this is to help my adrenals and pathways. I could be wrong.

Interested in the BW formulas. And A-Bart is on my possibilities when we get back to killing things. I believe the formula I tried was A-1. I didn’t make it through bc we started abx. I may have a coupon code for them. I know I ordered them myself and they were delivered to me.

Just thought I’d share my experience.
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OriolCarol
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Posted 1/15/2019 2:39 PM (GMT -7)
It was not rifampin 8L8L8L... I had hair loss taking plaquenil. It's very dangerous drug with traces of nacilidix acid (first compound of quinolones and anybody knows that... I don't understand why!!! It's a scientist explanation... fluoro quinolones were discovered when scientists had been investigating chloroquineeee!!! It's a trace of anti malarial drugs!!!!!! Stay away from that people... It don't kill any cyst.. it will kill you that it's different)

Lariam, chloroquine, and plaquenil are quinolines and share the same bad symptoms of quinolones... they have nacilidix acid at lower dossages.
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