Boluoke - anyone tried this?

GO SLOW!!!!!!!!!!!! I was on it...before I knew I had lyme...I was also killing things off left and right and didn't know it..I was set back months...... I hear it is one of the best..but not sure

others on here have more experience..but always go slow ..that is what I am learning

That's what I would do - I think because of lyme I will do everything low and slow. lol

I've been taking boluoke for a few months for biofilms and also because my blood was very thick and gloppy. It's worked like a charm for me - my blood is much more viscous than it was and I'm betting it's carrying things like nutrients and oxygen better, too. I don't know about the biofilms - I kind of feel the same on that count....no herxing at all. I take one pill BID. I started right up to the prescribed dosage and never had an issue although the first couple of times I took it I had a hard time getting it down considering what it's made from! LOL

Jenny

I used to have blood letting and stopped because they literally couldn't get any out of me....it would clot in the tube thing coming out of the needle and then it would clot in the needle thing, too! It just wasn't worth the money for me to do it any more because they would not even be able to get 3 little vials of blood. I would make sure to drink plenty of water before going to the doctor, but it didn't help at all. She sent the blood away for special testing and found that my RBC count was off the charts, I had some kind of condition that I for the life of me cannot remember and my oxygen levels were low in the blood, and some other issues with the blood that I can't remember, too.

I had my blood drawn for labs recently and it flowed like a charm....nice and easy and didn't clot in the tube or in the vials. It didn't have the weird color that it used to have, either....it looked like regular blood, not purpley-red like it was before.

I really felt great after the blood letting and once my veins are healed up a bit more, plan on going back in on a schedule to have it done.

If you get at biofilm have killers on board...it eats the fibrogen...