In 2005 I became rather ill with Lyme-like symptoms. Another symptom that appeared at the same time was a white-coated tongue.
After countless tests many Conventional Docs told me I was well. I finally felt better but my white-coated tongue persisted.
Got diagnosed with Lymes 2010 (with Babesia) and in that 5 year period my white-coated tongue persisted(some fading for brief periods).
I started to treat the Lymes (KETEK, Artemisinin, Alinia, Teasel, Cats Claw) and much pain appeared...
at most recent Doc visit (a LL one), my Doc gave me A-Bart to try (after Bab test was negative and I mentioned my symptoms seemed more Bart than Babs),
in one day my tongue was 80% better,in 2 weeks it is actually Pink, I read a book without glasses for first time in a year and my joint pain slowly subsided..
Now doing the KETEK, A-Bart, Teasel and Cats Claw for a month..but man, what results with A-Bart...maybe it is the missing ingredient I need...
any comments or suggestions?(also I haven't had a cold or flu in 5 years).
Post edited by: imaxfli, at: 04/15/2011 04:26 PM
broke up solid paragraph text to short 1-2 sentences MAX, doublespaced between them, and emphasized. bettyg, iowa leader
Post edited by: Bettyg, at: 04/15/2011 10:23 PM
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