Should progress be linear?
Dear Stephen,
After more than 4 years of IV and oral antibiotics for lyme, babesia and mycoplasma (2 types), I found I wasn’t making anymore progress. We stopped the antibiotics and I’ve been on your herbal protocol for the past 8 months. Progress has been slow but noticeable. However recently I’ve been feeling a lot worse and am perplexed as I haven’t modified my dose of the herbs. My doctor recently introduced Byron White’s formula for lyme (A-L complex) and for a time I thought it was helping. Have you seen people on the protocol get worse for periods of time without adjusting the dose, or is progress usually linear? Much obliged.
After more than 4 years of IV and oral antibiotics for lyme, babesia and mycoplasma (2 types), I found I wasn’t making anymore progress. We stopped the antibiotics and I’ve been on your herbal protocol for the past 8 months. Progress has been slow but noticeable. However recently I’ve been feeling a lot worse and am perplexed as I haven’t modified my dose of the herbs. My doctor recently introduced Byron White’s formula for lyme (A-L complex) and for a time I thought it was helping. Have you seen people on the protocol get worse for periods of time without adjusting the dose, or is progress usually linear? Much obliged.
Stephen’s response:
Progress is usually linear, however there are a few people who experience ups and downs on the protocol. I would suggest altering the protocol but I need to know what you are taking.
Progress is usually linear, however there are a few people who experience ups and downs on the protocol. I would suggest altering the protocol but I need to know what you are taking.
Stephen
posted on January 6, 2012 in Herb Reactions, HERXHEIMER REACTION, is protocol working?, The Basics
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