What's the Difference Between a Herxheimer Reaction and a Flare Up?
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- Опубліковано 22 вер 2019
- Struggling with a sudden surge of Lyme-like symptoms? Dr. Bill Rawls helps you determine whether it’s a Herxheimer reaction or a true flare-up, and provides helpful tips for keeping your recovery moving forward. Learn more here: rawlsmd.com/health-articles/w...
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Great video
Excellent Dr Rawls great video
Thank you!
Great video. Just started amoxicillin clav, I have arthritis, carditis, and muscle twitching. It’s been a day but I’ve had an interesting reaction of burning skin. Had the same reaction with minocycline as well. Both instances have significant reduction in symptoms, near immediate relief of carditis. Should I push through this in spite of the burning. I’m already taking CBD.
Great video
Damn I’m trying to figure it out. I’ve been definitly herxing after tinctures - fatigue, tired af, headaches. After oxygen therapy - sezuires. Or maybe this was flaring up? Lately I feel like symptoms are kicking, and some old came back and new coming up, maybe flare.
also muscle twitching - herx
I have started a Carnivore(ish) diet - Red meat, Saturated Animal Fats and Dates - and my Herx really took off. My thermal regulation has improved; my anxiety has gone down and my brain fog is lower than it has ever been. Saturated animal fats are ESSENTIAL for thriving. Humans are HUNTERS; we have been for millions of years.
List of things that Helped Me:
1. Removing all grains.
2. Removing all dairy products.
3. Eliminating all vegetables (vegetables contain high amounts of oxalates and polyphenols that are VERY toxic to our body).
4. Fasting at least 15 hours per day (helps to speed up Herx and detox).
5. Adding Saturated fat (from animal meat) + Red meat (most bioavailable form of nutrition for humans).
6. Learning to relax a little more.
7. Removing all herbs. They caused a lot of anxiety and fatigue. Which can be a part of detox, but I felt much better cutting them out.
I haven't fully recovered from Lyme yet, but I have never seen such progress before with antibiotics or herbs. A carnivore-ish diet can help a lot of people (I think) with their recovery from Chronic Lyme Disease.
Stay consistent.
Stay focused.
Stay strong.
I believe we can all recover. It takes time and patience and focus.
I hope this advice has been useful to whoever is reading my comment.
Best,
Chinmay
That worked excellent for me for 7 years up until I got alpha-gal syndrome from another tick bite. Now I've lost my most powerful tool for anti-inflammation .
Damn man, I think this is the way. I’ve been on keto, IF, got some good results but then I’m like u stupid fuck u can’t eat dairy, too much raw veggies, nuts that weren’t soaked making my possible sibo issue worse. I had enough. Also I wasn’t always eating organic. Now I’m going toward carnivore. Bone broth detox, some organic turkey, grass fed beef, maybe a bit salmon. Will see. Eventually a bit of blueberries, avocado from time to time… if it’s gonna be good sometimes a bit some green banana, dark chocolate or homemade peanut butter to please myself a bit in moderation.
@@rangerdoc1029 what it means?
Can’t give up my herbs tho yet.. will see.