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Immunopathology (Herx)-Basic Information
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Meg Mangin R.N.
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Joined: Sat Jul 10th, 2004
Location: Menomonie, Wisconsin USA
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 Posted: Tue Dec 4th, 2007 05:36
The following FAQs provided detailed information about the immune system response (immunopathology) to the Marshall Protocol:

Immunopathology Tutorial

How To Identify Immunopathology (Herx)

New symptoms due to immunopathology

Members relate their experiences with immunopathology

Back pain can be immunopathology

How to lessen incapacity caused by immunopathology

You need to feel worse before you feel better

How To Manage Immunopathology

How to adjust MP meds to manage immunopathology

Personal tool kit

How to assess symptoms

When To Increase Antibiotics

Alternating the ramping schedule not recommended on a continuous basis

What to do when immunopathology (immune system reaction) is too strong

When to take low-dose, high-frequency minocycline

Quercetin

Is it an allergy or is it an immune system reaction?

Last edited on Wed Jun 4th, 2008 21:41 by



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