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One should start this protocol with low doses of Alinia, even partial tablets at first. Then gradually increment.

Perhaps Alinia is similar to Metronizadole (Flagyl) Both are approved for treating giardia.

Perhaps the protocol that has put my "Lyme" into remission has also been getting rid of Cpn? It seems rather similar to the Wheldon protocol, but perhaps higher doses and daily. Alina (anti-parasite and anti-viral that breaks up biofilms), Doxycycline (to kill the pathogens outside, Azythromycin to ...

Just fyi

Doxycycline could be safer, avoiding this tendency of minocycline. In Lyme treatment, minocycline has recently been avoided in favor of doxycycline. Minocycline was observed to cause pseudotumor cerebri, which seems to be related to IIH.

I prefer doxy.

Thank you so much for posting this video. I will discuss with my doctor about whether I should be taking B12. It's so cheap, it's worth trying regardless of blood testing results, it seems.

Are you able to get the B12 shots that you need?

Wow. Thanks. So I should take Acyclovir, too. The Acyclovir tablets I used to take were big. Doc said I could take the tiny Famvir pills instead. Which is better against EBV, Acyclovir or Valtrex? Maybe it’s HHV 6 that Famvir might have effect on. (ValCYTE was good at first for me, but then less so,...

Famcyclovir might help against the EBV and MS association. I take it.

it's now 2020, and more Dr. Tucker info, including two papers from 2019, is located in these topics:

Dr Trevor Tucker with his understanding of CCSVI and flows
and
Thoracic cavity venous flow

Here is another paper, 2019, by Dr. Tucker. Prerviously posted on ThisIsMS under THORACIC CAVITY VENOUS FLOW 2019 Oct T. Tucker Inc., Ottawa, Ontario, Canada Fluid dynamics of thoracic cavity venous flow in multiple sclerosis. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/31443776 Abstract This paper hypothes...

Here is another, more recent paper by Dr. Tucker on PubMed. PMID: 31443762 Med Hypotheses. 2019 Oct;131:109255. doi: 10.1016/j.mehy.2019.109255. Epub 2019 Jul 2. Fluid dynamics of cerebrospinal venous flow in multiple sclerosis. Tucker T1. Author information 1 T. Tucker Inc., Canada. Abstract Stenot...

In this 2015 paper, Dr. Zamboni cited Dr. Tucker's paper. "The Oscillating Component of the Internal Jugular Vein Flow: The Overlooked Element of Cerebral Circulation." Sisini F, Toro E, Gambaccini M, Zamboni P. Behav Neurol. 2015; 2015:170756. Epub 2015 Dec 9. PMID: 21958625 DOI: 10.1016/j.mehy.201...

You can find this paper (the same Abstract) on PubMed.
PMID: 21958625

"A physics link between venous stenosis and multiple sclerosis." Tucker TW.
Med Hypotheses. 2011 Dec;77(6):1074-8. doi: 10.1016/j.mehy.2011.09.006. Epub 2011 Sep 29.
PMID: 21958625

"Fluid dynamics of cerebrospinal venous flow..." Here is another article by Trevor Tucker, Ph.D., also published October 2019. "Fluid dynamics of cerebrospinal venous flow in multiple sclerosis." PMID: 31443762 DOI: 10.1016/j.mehy.2019.109255 --See the abstract, below. Tucker was active on this foru...

This article is so important! Thank you. Who is the author, Tucker? He’s in Canada? Super important for the many Canadians with MS. Maybe call it Fluid Dynamics of ... Venous Flow in MS. The thoracic cavity words might obscure the relevance it has for those of us familiar with CCSVI. And it specific...

Says to use the microphone. Where is it? I like to use my iPad.

How would I arrange to get ccsvi venoplasty from Dr Zamboni? --July 2019.