I'd avoid heavy duty fungal medicines if at all possible.

You could try caprylic acid while treating parasites. I take CaprilyCare, a Whole Foods brand. It has helped me a lot and I've been treating parasites at the same time.

I treat parasites with drugs, not herbals.

The parasites carry in the fungus. You'll just keep getting reinfected. But stillhealings right---the anti-fungals are horribly toxic--like 'doctors hate to prescribe them' toxic, they're sooo bad. And of course, the lesser of two evils is still evil. And that would be drugs of ANY KIND.

Kinda feels kind I'm watching a kiddie's puppet show--can't help be a bit amused. Carry on!

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Cipro is a floroquinolone.
That means a floride molecule is bound to the quinolone (the antibacterial agent) to get it into hard-to-reach parts of the body by breaking through cell membranes which use Iodine and chlorides as part of their intake/output parts.

3 months of cipro is most likely to have been what started your downturn, that is potentially a lot of flouride to have taken in.

Halides work on a pretty basic principle, what you take in, displaces and gets rid of what you have currently in the body.


I've found Iodine and boron supplementation to improve a good deal of my own symptoms (lingering depression, hypothyroidisim, difficulty concentrating, low body temperature, low energy).
I do not feel that Iodine is the answer to everything, but a really good tool!


*after reading more of this thread*
Rx drugs are concentrated forms of herbal remedies, in many cases- taking a chemisty-extracted element from a known effective plant or mold or.. whathaveyou, and playing with it via chemical activities to achieve a certain end.


RxIng is going to take a tax on your liver and kidneys whichever way you turn, Rx against parasites, or Rx against fungals.
It's your choice, thankfully!
There's a lot of people who draw the line in the sand against perscriptions, period. I feel like the best answer is.. evaluate the state of your body as is (what is it fighting, what is my nutritional status (ability to make glutathione/GSH), what variables need to be taken into account), and choose the wisest path.

So we all make mistakes on which paths we choose..? I took too much iodine in the beginning without following instructions, so.. myeh, I learned something that way.