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I had wondered how you were getting on. You sound like you are doing well. I'm glad.
Since titers indicate immune response, you can actually have a rise in titers under treatment as bacterial dna is ...

Just a quick update on me. I have been very busy and really haven't been logging on too much to the various sites that I used to frequent.

I'm still on my antibiotic combo although I reduced the Zi ...

The MRI results are great news! Congratulations. And that's without the Flagyl, right?

What you're doing is fine!

I'm sure Sarah will chime in but I am sure I have read that Dr. Wheldon is in fact waiting for 3 or so months to introduce Flagyl these days.

Tim,

I just saw Dr. Powell a few weeks ago and he's my doctor. He's a great doctor and is very familiar with all the research, he can tailor a protocol to your needs.

Any questions do feel free ...

Thanks Bromley for starting this thread, "Anti-biotics: Had Your Fill of Them?", and for your tact and diplomacy discussing it.

I must say I've had my fill.

To all--carry on and be well.

Sha ...

Sarah,

Congratulations!

Undoubtedly there are subtypes of MS and bacterial is just one of them. Think of hepatitis- there is viral, toxic, auto-immune, etc. It sounds odd but those with bacteri ...

While on vacation I had an appointment with as Ali G would say, My Main Man, Dr. Powell.

I learned a bit more but the most important nugget is this. When you kill Cpn with antibiotics it releases ...

Justinian,

You are obviously well-intended, but LifeontheIce is in fact a practicing medical doctor. I severely doubt it is news to her that metronidazole can cause neuropathy.

She's relating a ...

If I had sarcoidosis I might consider investigating the Marshall protocol further but for CPn I cannot imagine that it would be effective.

Just a point of clarification: When I say, "struggling wit ...

It will be interesting. I believe the critical difference will be, it is pretty obvious Merck knew of these problems, I don't believe anyone this is the case with Tysabri.

A couple of things.

I am undiagnosed with a vague neurological condition, positive VEPs and CFS/Fibromyalgia-type features, followed closely by a MS specialist as someone with a 'clinically isolate ...

If you look up any condition for which long-term antibiotics are prescribed but not univerally accepted by the medical community (disseminated Lyme, prostatitis, interstitial cystitis) you will see th ...

Well, two weeks after my MRI was performed, my doctor finally sent me a note. He apparently didn't read the MRI himself but says the spondylosis, in his opinion, isn't clinically meaningful. If he's r ...

Oh and let's just say some (or all) of my symptoms ARE due to cervical spondylosis instead of demyelination- which would be great news.

It might be that my improvements are not some weird placebo e ...