Day 12

My environmental toxins panel that was repeated 1 week in came back a lot differently than the first initial test we did. For some environmental toxins that I had no value of, I now had moderate levels of. They said it was due to the biofilm in my body breaking and releasing toxins that were locked up within in. Either that's actually true and they've mastered the art of breaking down bacterial defense forms, or the Great Plains Laboratory uses a monkey that spins a wheel to see what value of the data is. There is research that shows elevate glutathione within the blood can destroy biofilm communities (they pump me full of this every day, including after their IVs at home and during the weekend) so I elect to the trust the staff for now.

I'm now currently on IV azithromycin and IV rocephin at the same time. For some reason, I'm able to tolerate intravenous antibiotics a lot more than orals, possibly due to how it bypasses the stomach so I don't get any weird initial stomach upset or breathing issues that come from it.  I've come to realize this is probably gonna be a good 3-4 months before I feel anything and I'll probably continue to feel worse, if this will be a successful treatment.

I can still walk but I'm starting to slow down in terms of being able to properly walk. I'm probably gonna have to use a cane in two moths and will be in a wheelchair in 3 if I don't take this protocol seriously. 

My brain PET scan results came back with unsurprising brain damage. For reference, red is high intensity of glucose absorption and blue is low intensity fro glucose absorption. 



Symptoms:

Brain damage: worse

Muscle weakness: worse

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