How does disulfiram stack up for babesia

"It seems to me that almost no one has the first idea what they are talking about half the time. I keep on changing my mind on how Lyme works. I often wonder if I have been left with an autoimmune disorder after the original infection and my immune system has gone haywire and is attacking me rather than the pathogens doing this damage. I just don't know and I'm not entirely convinced that anyone does to be honest. All I know is that I feel absolutely awful, I'm in agony, my mental health is shot to pieces and there doesn't seem to be any help coming."


But even if it IS autoimmune - treating the infections that have initially caused this autoimmune condition - may resolve once you treat the pathogens....possibly?


Have you watched the Under Our Skin Documentaries? If not...I highly suggest you do. (A few $$ to rent a one-time viewing).

“ What is it that makes this clear up and relapse? At the time of my original infection, a very short course of ABX of some kind cleared it up in days and I felt fine. It was only a few months later that I started getting sick again.”

Too short treatment time.

It happens with other diseases.If you don’t treat other infections adequately - pneumonia for example - they can come back with a vengeance
That’s why it’s recommended you finish the course of abx prescribed even if you feel better after a few days.

Jemsek’s approach is a good one it hits Babs/Lyme first, then parasites and Bart/persisters. This is why he does it this way because we almost all have multiple infections.

If we just had Lyme most of us would be clear of infection fairly quickly in my opinion I know many folks who’ve cleared it entirely with 4-8 weeks of IV abx.