Traveling soon need advice

So next week I am going to Florida for a week. I am very reluctant to go because I still don't feel optimal and want to enjoy it but the tickets we bought a year ago are non refundable.

That being said does anyone have any flying advice? I'd rather not bring my 10 suppliment bottles as Im only bringing a carry on. can I separate them into individual days? What about tinctures?

I know I'm not supposed to drink alcohol especially while treating candida but this is going to be very hard. Wish I could postpone it.

You can take medicine bottles and tincture bottles in your carry on as long as they are 3oz or less. You put them all in a ziplock bag and take them out of your bag when you go through security. You can put your pills in one of those weekly organizer things.

I've been through security several times with a ton of medicines and have had no problems.

Other than that, make sure you keep hydrated (buy your own big bottle of water once you are through security -- don't rely on cabin crew to bring you enough). Streamline and simplify things so that you don't stress. Make sure you have some snacks with you in case of delays.

Be aware that travel itself can produce a herx. So this is not the time to increase medicine; in fact, be prepared to back off on your meds if you have to.

Relax, have fun and enjoy the sunshine!! This could do you a lot of good.

Achieving Grace... I have totally had air travel create what felt like a herx... Didn't know that was really a thing! Do you know why it's so?

I'm not sure why it causes a herx. But I have read many creditable accounts of the same experience.

Air travel makes for dehydration and less oxygen, but that would just make you feel ill. I've had herxes from car travel as well.

One thing I read explained that Borrelia will come out of its cyst form when it senses the host body is under stress. Perhaps then it produces a massive die off.

Every time I have traveled I have ended up feeling better, so I hope you do, too.

One extra note, however. The only difficulty I have had is coping with going through security. The security lines are a stressful place, often over-heated and generally confusing.

Again, make sure you have stream-lined yourself. Have your paperwork ready and accessible. Wear outer layers that are easy to take off. Don't wear anything metal. Wear shoes that have no metal in them, you might not have to even take them off. Breathe deeply and keep a strong hold on your sense of humor!