302. The Antibiotics That Reversed Alzheimer's Blood Marker - Dr. Richard Horowitz

“Now, how do they cure leprosy? Rifampin and Dapsone for a year. What did I do? I looked at the qualities of this drug called Dapsone. So, Dapsone number one is anti-inflammatory. And as we're about to discuss during this podcast, every disease we're going to talk about today: ADD, ADHD, Autism Spectrum Disorder,”

“factors and discovering that Dapsone is number one, anti-inflammatory, because all the diseases I mentioned have all 16 factors and they're all driven by inflammation, right? All chronic disease is driven by chronic inflammation.”

“So in Lyme, when I, all these 16 factors were causing problems, when I looked at Dapsone and I said, hold on, this drug is anti-inflammatory, gets up into the central nervous system. So I might not need IV drugs.”

“It was the Lyme causing autoimmune reactions, causing rheumatoid factors. So the point being, Dapsone was anti-inflammatory, got up into the CNS, affected autoimmunity, and it hit these biofilm procister forms, right? While lowering down inflammation.”

“And I have now published my 11th article in the medical journals, right? 10 of them are by me. One is by Tufts University, where they showed that giving rifampin and dapsone cured Lyme in the animal model. We have a model in culture showing when you add Dapsone to Doxy or Minno and Rifampin and Zithro, it lowers down these biofilm persisters.”

“and treating her pots. You would use something now. I would use Dapsone therapy with these biofilm agents. At the time, we didn't even know this. But the point being, that was the 90% we talked about. Is how do you make a diagnosis? You pull it out of the history out of the patient.”

“And before I knew the dose of Dapsone that was needed to cure Lyme, and I'll tell you, the universe is very kind to me. So I was in prayer years ago of please let me have solutions for these chronically ill patients. So what happens? A guy comes into my office.”

“He said, oh my God, I'm so tired. I'm achy. I have brain fog. I said, oh, what are you taking? Well, I'm taking Doxy. I'm taking rifampin. I'm taking dapsone twice a day. I said, oh, my God, you're taking too much Dapsone. You're taking double the dose. I said, stop it. Come back in a month. He comes back in a month. I was sick for seven years. And he goes, Doc, I feel amazing.”

“Come back in three months. He goes back in three months. He says, I'm well. Is he still on it? No. No, he's off. Because he took double, he took 100 milligrams of Dapsone for one month, which I didn't know at the time was enough to get Lyme in remission. We thought we didn't know the dosage.”

“He took a double dose of Dapsone. Would you like being my guinea pig? She said, Absolutely. She took 100 of Dapsone twice a day. She's eight years in remission. For how long? Eight years. No, no, no, for how long did she take this? One month. She had done a year of Dapsone at 50 milligrams, six months of Dapsone at 100.”

“But ultimately, I got this protocol after tweaking this and playing around with thousands. It's a nine-week oral protocol. So if you don't have Babesia and Bartonella or mold and you take this protocol for chronic Lyme, you will most likely go into remission. I publish this.”

“do parasitic detox. Correct. So I'm going to talk to you about the first four pathways that when people take Dapsone. I'm doing this. And this is what, and by the way, this is what I take every day. So I don't know if this is embarrassing at this point to show you, but like that is my dinner time and this is my breakfast.”

“driving cancer. So when I did the Dapsone protocol and people said to me, I feel horrible when you're killing the bacteria, I knew I had to block inflammation, as we've talked about. Chronic inflammation is driving almost all these chronic diseases.”

“So, when I give people this Dapsone protocol, I'm not just giving them antibiotics, I'm giving them probiotics to support the gut, but I'm giving them NAC, N-acetylcysteine, a precursor of glutathione, right?”

“Now, that is the most specific, sensitive, and specific biomarker for Alzheimer's. And that's the biomarker that it reversed with the nine-week Dapsone protocol in my patient. Now, what's great about this study that I just published is this patient was sick with chronic Lyme for 15 years and had not touched one antibiotic in 15 years.”

“had not touched one antibiotic in 15 years. All I did was give her the nine-week oral Dapsone protocol, and three months later, her Alzheimer's biomarker completely reversed to normal. And I didn't realize it at the time when I published this in the Journal of Alzheimer's Disease Reports.”

“this to you because I've already seen results in my patients. By the way, the number one effect of Dapsone, the number one of all these patients is cognitive improvement. Wow. So when I published my 10-year-old, 80-year-old people come in, Doc, I'm tired.”

“I'm achy. My brain's not working. I'm sure I have Alzheimer's, like, you know, Alzheimer's, you have Lyme. I treat them with Dapsone and they come back months later and go, oh my God, it wasn't I was getting old. Because I hear this all the time. I'm getting old. It's like getting old doesn't mean anything. I'm 70 years old. I feel like I'm 25.”

“not the genesis? You're absolutely 100% on target. In fact, it is in the 16-point model, it is infections and toxins that is always at the top of the list. So in this model that I describe in ending chronic illness, which has been the model I've developed over 41 years of 13,000 people, the infections that we've seen are not just one bacteria.”

“How do I know? Wow. I did a deep dive in the medical literature. It's all an ending chronic illness. But the point about this that's important to realize is by looking at the literature for Lyme disease and finding these 16 factors and discovering that Dapsone is number one, anti-inflammatory, because all the diseases I mentioned have all 16 factors and they're all driven by inflammation, right?”

“And this is not known. And I didn't even know this until I started writing ending chronic illness. So we're dealing with the liver, the hormones, the mitochondrial, autoimmune, immune pain syndromes. People would come in. I had a woman come in on 480 milligrams of morphine sulfate for pain.”

“to that in the podcast. Yes. So, and also, you know, in my prior books, but in Ending Chronic Illness, I discussed the panels in the first 30 or 40 pages. I discussed the panels for Lyme and Bartonella. What are my favorite labs?”

“in ending chronic illness via viruses, it shows you how every one of these 16 MSIDS factors is associated. Look at your adrenals. Look at the microbiome of your gut. Right. And you'll find if you address, by the way, a lot of these people that had a marker of long COVID called VEGF, vascular endothelium, it wasn't from the virus affecting the endothelium, driving inflammation.”

“This is under A is for autism, ADHD, Alzheimer's, allergies, asthma. So in one of the chapters, in ending chronic illness, you will find all 16 MSITS factors. All you got to do is take it to your doctor, go to the lab and go, these are the bugs I want to check. This is the way I'm going to check mold.”

“So I think living on the planet, I mean, the reason I'm swallowing these supplements is once I learned that these biochemical pathways, that there are these 16 MSIDS factors with 16 biochemical pathways underlying, even these first four pathways in ending chronic illness, just with these like 10 or 11, 12 supplements, you're already covering most of these 16 biochemical pathways.”

“taught to me from my Tibetan teachers. I have them in ending chronic illness. Oh, wow. They taught me, and I have a medical detective. What do you think they take? Five minutes, three times a day. Five minutes, three times a day. Anybody can do a break and even walking meditation outside on the street.”

“It's to maximize the physical, emotional, mental, and even spiritual potential of every human being. Wow. So this book, Ending Chronic Illness, addresses the physical. It addresses, obviously, all the toxins and infections we talked about, but also the emotional about talking about I had trauma when I was young.”

“But so this is a test from real-time laboratory in Texas. You take 2,000 milligrams of glutathione, you get into sauna, you sweat a little bit to mobilize the toxins. We're finding mold in a lot. And again, you can do serum, mercury, lead, arsenic, cadmium, aluminum. But a lot of times you need to do like an EDTA challenge or a DMSA challenge to look for metals.”

“but I'm giving them NAC, N-acetylcysteine, a precursor of glutathione, right? Which is what? Which is what? Which is the precursor for glutathione? N-acetylcysteine. N-acetylcysteine, okay. So, N-acetylcysteine helps the body.”

“A whey-based protein, you're getting a form to make help your body to make glutathione. Why is glutathione so important? It's the number one master antioxidant in the body.”

“Did not know that. So, if you have toxins from the environment and you used up all your glutathione, and now you got the virus using up glutathione and you didn't have enough glutathione, you were going to get acute. So, in the protocols I use, we block this first switch that drives inflammation using NAC, alpha-lipoic acid, really interesting.”

“And then we give them glutathione. So, the first thing that I do, and this is the supplements I take, NAC, alpha-lipoic acid, glutathione. I'm blocking that number one switch, right? NF-kappa-B, which shows up in autism, Alzheimer's, cancer, chronic fatigue, every major chronic disease pretty much you're going to see.”

“It's driving inflammation. Why did none of my patients have a problem? Because I told them, and it's still on my website from 2020, because I published the first article on glutathione for COVID. I told them to block NF-kappa-B. I didn't realize at the time that COVID virus needs to lower glutathione to replicate.”

“When my patients now get COVID. Lower glutathione to be able to replace. So influenza virus has to lower glutathione to replicate. Wow. So does deng fever. So does HIV. So does COVID. So by taking, when I get COVID, I've had it twice. I take 2,000 milligrams of glutathione three times a day with NaClay. Three day two. Three times a day. That's the maximum dose that you normally can take. 6,000.”

“I only had two people in the hospital, and they were both immune deficient, by the way, for COVID. But when you stimulate NRF2 with curcumin, resveratrol, broccoli seed, green tea extract, you take NaC alpha-lipoas glutathione. You take LDN, melatonin, and a multi-mineral supplement, very important.”

“But it's still, as you know, people get relapses and they get rebounds. And a lot of people get Epstein-Barn Hispanic. And you can't get from the glutathione deficiency. Correct. So again, you've got to look at your immune system. It's not just getting COVID. You have these other infections and toxins and microbiome issues.”

“You need a healthy microbiome because most of your immune system is in the Peyer's patches of the gut. So all these toxins, if you're not supporting the microbiome with prebiotics and probiotics and even postbiotics, right, and eating a proper diet, how can you expect your immune system as you get older? Right? I'm 70 or you're mid-50s.”

“I have to make sure I don't have infections. I'm taking prebiotics and Probiotics. I'm doing everything I can for these 16 points because I want to live a long, healthy life and optimize my health. But how can you optimize if you've got infections and toxins and issues with your microbiome?”

“gave them probiotics with prebiotics to get the right bacteria. I've had candida syndrome. I know what it is. My wife has had it. It causes the same symptoms as chronic Lyme, as long COVID.”

“So if you've taken any courses of antibiotics without the right probiotics, and even if you haven't, these environmental toxins are destroying the microbiomes of people's gut. So I take four different probiotics a day With a prebiotic from orthomolecular called MGP fiber. It's got soluble and insoluble fiber. So it's taking some of those toxins in the liver and the other foods.”

“ATP360 from Research Nutritionals, CoQ10, Acetyl L-carnitine. People will take certain probiotics to get Urolithin A A to get higher. So I do ergothioneine from mitoprime from zymogen. I'm doing this daily. But if you're doing mitochondrial generation and you still have free radicals attracting your mitochondria, you might say, well, why am I still tired if I'm doing mitochondrial generation?”

“course of antibiotics and then a long course of probiotics, or is it? So the interesting part for Lyme is for the people like my wife was sick for 25 years with Lyme disease.”

“right? Just six days. And that will put a lot of these Bartonella patients into full remission. Wow. So I have gotten this protocol down to very short-term oral antibiotics while giving you four probiotics twice a day, 500 trillion of these bacteria. Four probiotics twice a day.”

“So, when I give people this Dapsone protocol, I'm not just giving them antibiotics, I'm giving them probiotics to support the gut, but I'm giving them NAC, N-acetylcysteine, a precursor of glutathione, right?”

“Some will just look at Lyme titers and say, well, once we've done the doxycycline for 21 days and Lyme titers, you know, down, that's all she wrote. And then weeks, months later, patients start coming down with these types of patients.”

“While lowering down inflammation. So I decided to try it by adding in doxycycline or minocycline. I published my first study in 2016. It was a home run out of the park from the beginning. My wife, who had been sick for 25 years with chronic Lyme, is now eight years in full remission since she did Dapsone combination therapy.”

“Or the bug goes inside the cells, the intracellular compartment. That's where doxycycline or zithromax or rifampin or quinolones go. Or it had what's called cystic forms, L-form cell wall deficient forms. That was flagella or plaquanol or metronadaisole.”

“We have a model in culture showing when you add Dapsone to Doxy or Minno and Rifampin and Zithro, it lowers down these biofilm persisters. So we now have 11 published studies, including the last one on Alzheimer's disease, showing that Lyme can be a cause.”

“We drew the blood. I put her on, and at the time we weren't doing as much with Dapsone. I put her on doxycycline or rifampin. I gave her salt, fluids, and licorice to raise her blood pressure. Salt fluids are licorice. Just to raise her blood pressure, right? And we started treating the Babesia with some malarone.”

“So, in the protocols I use, we block this first switch that drives inflammation using NAC, alpha-lipoic acid, really interesting. It regenerates glutathione intracellularly.”

“And then we give them glutathione. So, the first thing that I do, and this is the supplements I take, NAC, alpha-lipoic acid, glutathione. I'm blocking that number one switch, right? NF-kappa-B, which shows up in autism, Alzheimer's, cancer, chronic fatigue, every major chronic disease pretty much you're going to see.”

“But these first four pathways are among 16 inflammatory. But when you look at all 16 pathways, if you were to take things that block NF-kappa-B, N-acetylcysteine, alpha-lipoic acid. Now, I should tell you, you have to be careful with alpha-lipoic acid.”

“I only had two people in the hospital, and they were both immune deficient, by the way, for COVID. But when you stimulate NRF2 with curcumin, resveratrol, broccoli seed, green tea extract, you take NaC alpha-lipoas glutathione. You take LDN, melatonin, and a multi-mineral supplement, very important.”

“just mean it persists. You mean it persists like tuberculosis and leprosy. Now, how do they cure leprosy? Rifampin and Dapsone for a year. What did I do? I looked at the qualities of this drug called Dapsone. So, Dapsone number one is anti-inflammatory. And as we're about to discuss during this podcast, every disease we're going to talk about today: ADD, ADHD, Autism Spectrum Disorder,”

“Or the bug goes inside the cells, the intracellular compartment. That's where doxycycline or zithromax or rifampin or quinolones go. Or it had what's called cystic forms, L-form cell wall deficient forms. That was flagella or plaquanol or metronadaisole.”

“And I have now published my 11th article in the medical journals, right? 10 of them are by me. One is by Tufts University, where they showed that giving rifampin and dapsone cured Lyme in the animal model. We have a model in culture showing when you add Dapsone to Doxy or Minno and Rifampin and Zithro, it lowers down these biofilm persisters.”

“We drew the blood. I put her on, and at the time we weren't doing as much with Dapsone. I put her on doxycycline or rifampin. I gave her salt, fluids, and licorice to raise her blood pressure. Salt fluids are licorice. Just to raise her blood pressure, right? And we started treating the Babesia with some malarone.”

“And if you, the mTOR pathway is hyperstimulated in autism and Alzheimer's. How do you lower it? Broccoli seed extract. When they give Alzheimer's patients, we're going to talk about your mom later. Okay, good. When they gave sulforaphate glucosinylate to people with dementia, they noticed their cognition improved because it stopped this overactivation of this pathway.”

“How do you shut it down? Well, it turns out these first two things we talked about, NF-kappa-B, NRF2, if you take these supplements with curcumin, broccoli seed extract, resveratrol, by the way, is also a great NRF2 stimulator.”

“I only had two people in the hospital, and they were both immune deficient, by the way, for COVID. But when you stimulate NRF2 with curcumin, resveratrol, broccoli seed, green tea extract, you take NaC alpha-lipoas glutathione. You take LDN, melatonin, and a multi-mineral supplement, very important.”

“So you need magnesium for 300 detoxification enzymes in your body. So you get all these toxins in. If you don't have enough magnesium, you can't get rid of them. And then you're getting asthma, irritable bowel, and back spasms.”

“And then you're getting asthma, irritable bowel, and back spasms. What do these all have in common? Magnesium deficiency, right? So it's not a question of taking Robaxin for your back spasm or asthma sprays. You need to look for magnesium deficiency. If you don't have copper, you need it for superoxide dismutase to deal with all your free radical oxidative stress.”

“If you don't have zinc, you have an aldehyde problem in your body from your phase one liver detox. But you have to check red blood cell zinc, red blood cell magnesium, red blood cell copper. We find up to 20% of these chronically ill patients are all mineral deficient. Now, are these intracellular nutrient assays?”

“It's the sirtuin genes of the body for longevity, right? It's part of my protocol. It also affects NLRP3 inflammasomes, but you also do it with low-dose naltrexone and low-dose melatonin. Wow. So in alzrophine. Taken at night before bed? Yeah. So if you have a problem sleeping with LDN, I take actually mine in the morning just to make sure it's not.”

“It's my favorite compounder. And I take it with very low dose one milligram melatonin to block NLRP3 inflammasomes. And the fourth is inflammatory prostaglandins. If you're eating, you know, healthy fish, which difficult these days, you can, you know, wild organic salmon.”

“You take LDN, melatonin, and a multi-mineral supplement, very important. I take Minorex from Zymogen, which has copper and zinc and magnesium. I take magnesium malate as well as magnesium glycinate, sometimes L-threonate if I have a problem sleeping at night.”

“But so this is a test from real-time laboratory in Texas. You take 2,000 milligrams of glutathione, you get into sauna, you sweat a little bit to mobilize the toxins. We're finding mold in a lot. And again, you can do serum, mercury, lead, arsenic, cadmium, aluminum. But a lot of times you need to do like an EDTA challenge or a DMSA challenge to look for metals.”

“No, no. So we make sure they drink an eight ounce glass of purified water every 15 minutes to hydrate. They take oral liposomal glutathione, get into sauna to sweat for 15, 20 minutes. We found that people that didn't take glutathione and didn't sweat, you don't see the mold toxin show up as much.”

“You're hitting the p53 cancer gene. You know, you're, you're lowering down inflammation in the body. So if you're doing hyperbarics and you're doing saunas and you're doing right, all of the great things you're doing, I mean, you took me around. I mean, God bless you. I mean, it's fabulous what you're doing. Thank you.”

“And then we give them glutathione. So, the first thing that I do, and this is the supplements I take, NAC, alpha-lipoic acid, glutathione. I'm blocking that number one switch, right? NF-kappa-B, which shows up in autism, Alzheimer's, cancer, chronic fatigue, every major chronic disease pretty much you're going to see.”

“But these first four pathways are among 16 inflammatory. But when you look at all 16 pathways, if you were to take things that block NF-kappa-B, N-acetylcysteine, alpha-lipoic acid. Now, I should tell you, you have to be careful with alpha-lipoic acid.”

“And that's been talked about in the literature that sometimes happens, you do have to be careful with cognitive decline. Yeah, yeah. They also lower CoQ10 levels. And we know that mitochondrial dysfunction is one of the things in Alzheimer's disease, right, in dementia, you have to watch for. Yeah.”

“So everyone is doing mitochondrial regeneration, which I do daily. ATP360 from Research Nutritionals, CoQ10, Acetyl L-carnitine. People will take certain probiotics to get Urolithin A A to get higher. So I do ergothioneine from mitoprime from zymogen.”

“they noticed their cognition improved because it stopped this overactivation of this pathway. So broccoli seed extract with curcumin with green tea, EGCG, right? Very, very important. So curcumin, green tea, broccoli seed, and very, very important with broccoli seed extract.”

“That same switch is affecting cancer as well as mood disorders, right? So it's kind of like when you block that switch or you stimulate NRF2 with Resveratrol and Curcumin and broccoli seed extract and green tea, you're opening up your detox pathways. You're hitting the p53 cancer gene.”

“It also affects NLRP3 inflammasomes, but you also do it with low-dose naltrexone and low-dose melatonin. Wow. So in alzrophine. Taken at night before bed? Yeah. So if you have a problem sleeping with LDN, I take actually mine in the morning just to make sure it's not. But I take 4.5 milligrams of low-dose naltrexone compounded through Infuserve in Florida. It's my favorite compounder.”

“You take LDN, melatonin, and a multi-mineral supplement, very important. I take Minorex from Zymogen, which has copper and zinc and magnesium. I take magnesium malate as well as magnesium glycinate, sometimes L-threonate if I have a problem sleeping at night.”

“Even with mold, it's fatigue. It's brain fog. It's muscle and joint pain. You treat with Fluconazole or Itraconazole or Nystatin, all of a sudden their fatigue and brain fog is better. So all four bacteria, viruses, parasites, fungi need to be looked at in this model, especially for people like us that are healthy but want to stay strong and healthy as we get older.”

“trillion of these bacteria. Four probiotics twice a day. So no C. diff, no problems with yeast overgrowth with nystatin. And you can take that with the antibiotic. Right. But I'm also giving you, I'm blocking and stimulating four inflammatory pathways.”

“If you're eating, you know, healthy fish, which difficult these days, you can, you know, wild organic salmon. Fish has great omega-3s, but I take a mercury-free fish oil. I take Orthomega from orthomolecular. But these first four pathways are among 16 inflammatory. But when you look at all 16 pathways, if you were to take things that block NF-kappa-B, N-acetylcysteine, alpha-lipoic acid.”

“But you need a multimineral, as we talked about, for these detox pathways. And I told people to do this with omega-3 fatty acids. All of my patients did well during COVID simply by looking at the virus driving inflammation and saying, how do we block inflammation? How do we lower inflammation?”

“How do you shut it down? Well, it turns out these first two things we talked about, NF-kappa-B, NRF2, if you take these supplements with curcumin, broccoli seed extract, resveratrol, by the way, is also a great NRF2 stimulator.”

“I only had two people in the hospital, and they were both immune deficient, by the way, for COVID. But when you stimulate NRF2 with curcumin, resveratrol, broccoli seed, green tea extract, you take NaC alpha-lipoas glutathione. You take LDN, melatonin, and a multi-mineral supplement, very important.”

“So everyone is doing mitochondrial regeneration, which I do daily. ATP360 from Research Nutritionals, CoQ10, Acetyl L-carnitine. People will take certain probiotics to get Urolithin A A to get higher. So I do ergothioneine from mitoprime from zymogen.”

“the bacteria, cell wall forms, amoxicillin and ivoracephin hits the cell wall form. Or the bug goes inside the cells, the intracellular compartment. That's where doxycycline or zithromax or rifampin or quinolones go.”

“And how do we get it back up? We give them Clomiphene and Arimidex. I give them a drug that they use for women in pregnancy, which stimulates luteinizing hormone in the brain, tells the testicles to make testosterone, no shots, no creams.”

“in the Journal of Alzheimer's Disease Reports, no one had ever done this before in the world medical literature. Wow. The anti-amyloid drugs lower these biomarkers by 23% in six years. Oh my God. I lowered it by 63% in nine weeks because the amyloid was being driven by Lyme, Borrelia burgdorferi.”

“So everyone is doing mitochondrial regeneration, which I do daily. ATP360 from Research Nutritionals, CoQ10, Acetyl L-carnitine. People will take certain probiotics to get Urolithin A A to get higher. So I do ergothioneine from mitoprime from zymogen.”

“And how do we get it back up? We give them Clomiphene and Arimidex. I give them a drug that they use for women in pregnancy, which stimulates luteinizing hormone in the brain, tells the testicles to make testosterone, no shots, no creams.”

“a drug they use for women with PCOS to lower testosterone, and dipyridamol, persantin, a drug that's used to stop strokes with transient ischemic attacks. If you combine these drugs, which are very well tolerated, with an antiviral like famciclovir, it shuts down the virus at every stage in the replication.”

“I have Alzheimer's and we'll talk about the biomarkers I'd like to see your mom get. But there's things now that give people hope. Like I don't just have to go on an anti-amyloid antibody like Lecanemab, Donanemab, which they just showed in a Cochrane review is really not making much difference. Now, maybe if you address the infections like Lyme”

“cortisol, saliva, I like functional medicine labs. If I'm doing a six-hour- I like those too, like DOSH testing. You're at the MSA challenge for metals, I like Doctors Data in Chicago. But that's a $60 test. Yeah. Right, I mean, these are not expensive tests. Right. I think the saliva test is $100. These are not expensive tests for people to do.”

“this pathway. So broccoli seed extract with curcumin with green tea, EGCG, right? Very, very important. So curcumin, green tea, broccoli seed, and very, very important with broccoli seed extract.”

“the microbiomes of people's gut. So I take four different probiotics a day With a prebiotic from orthomolecular called MGP fiber. It's got soluble and insoluble fiber. So it's taking some of those toxins in the liver and the other foods.”

“If you're eating, you know, healthy fish, which difficult these days, you can, you know, wild organic salmon. Fish has great omega-3s, but I take a mercury-free fish oil. I take Orthomega from orthomolecular. But these first four pathways are among 16 inflammatory. But when you look at all 16 pathways, if you were to take things that block NF-kappa-B, N-acetylcysteine, alpha-lipoic acid.”

“Even with mold, it's fatigue. It's brain fog. It's muscle and joint pain. You treat with Fluconazole or Itraconazole or Nystatin, all of a sudden their fatigue and brain fog is better. So all four bacteria, viruses, parasites, fungi need to be looked at in this model, especially for people like us that are healthy but want to stay strong and healthy as we get older.”

“And your serotonin goes down because the bifidobacterium in your gut was thrown off. So now they're giving them fluvoxamine, this drug that raises your serotonin, but why? Why? Because it threw off your microbiome from the COVID affecting your bifido, but they're not going backwards to look at the biochemistry and the biology.”

“And then the hormones get thrown off because this inflammation affects the hypothalamic pituitary axis. So men in their 20s come in with low testosterone and they're coming in on beta HCG shots and creams. And I'm thinking, hold on, nobody figured out why a 25 year old male has low testosterone.”

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“Even with mold, it's fatigue. It's brain fog. It's muscle and joint pain. You treat with Fluconazole or Itraconazole or Nystatin, all of a sudden their fatigue and brain fog is better. So all four bacteria, viruses, parasites, fungi need to be looked at in this model, especially for people like us that are healthy but want to stay strong and healthy as we get older.”

“But there's things now that give people hope. Like I don't just have to go on an anti-amyloid antibody like Lecanemab, Donanemab, which they just showed in a Cochrane review is really not making much difference. Now, maybe if you addressed the infections like Lyme and Bartonella and pulled out the mold and addressed all these other inflammatory factors,”

“I put her on doxycycline or rifampin. I gave her salt, fluids, and licorice to raise her blood pressure. Salt fluids are licorice. Just to raise her blood pressure, right? And we started treating the Babesia with some malarone. She flies in one month later.”

“No, no. So we make sure they drink an eight ounce glass of purified water every 15 minutes to hydrate. They take oral liposomal glutathione, get into sauna to sweat for 15, 20 minutes. We found that people that didn't take glutathione and didn't sweat, you don't see the mold toxin show up as much.”

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“I take Minorex from Zymogen, which has copper and zinc and magnesium. I take magnesium malate as well as magnesium glycinate, sometimes L-threonate if I have a problem sleeping at night. But you need a multimineral, as we talked about, for these detox pathways.”

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“I take Minorex from Zymogen, which has copper and zinc and magnesium. I take magnesium malate as well as magnesium glycinate, sometimes L-threonate if I have a problem sleeping at night. But you need a multimineral, as we talked about, for these detox pathways.”

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“Salt fluids are licorice. Just to raise her blood pressure, right? And we started treating the Babesia with some malarone. She flies in one month later. This girl was in a wheelchair, unable to walk on morphine. She's off the morphine. She's walking out of her wheelchair and she has no pain whatsoever after one month of treatment of her Lyme Babesia Bartonella and treating her pots.”

“While lowering down inflammation. So I decided to try it by adding in doxycycline or minocycline. I published my first study in 2016. It was a home run out of the park from the beginning. My wife, who had been sick for 25 years with chronic Lyme, is now eight years in full remission since she did Dapsone combination therapy.”

“You take LDN, melatonin, and a multi-mineral supplement, very important. I take Minorex from Zymogen, which has copper and zinc and magnesium. I take magnesium malate as well as magnesium glycinate, sometimes L-threonate if I have a problem sleeping at night.”

“People will take certain probiotics to get Urolithin A A to get higher. So I do ergothioneine from mitoprime from zymogen. I'm doing this daily. But if you're doing mitochondrial generation and you still have free radicals attracting your mitochondria, you might say, well, why am I still tired if I'm doing mitochondrial generation?”

“People would come in. I had a woman come in on 480 milligrams of morphine sulfate for pain. This was a young woman. Oh, you're going to love this story. Wow. She's 15 years old. She comes from the South. She's actually from the Tennessee area.”

“You take LDN, melatonin, and a multi-mineral supplement, very important. I take Minorex from Zymogen, which has copper and zinc and magnesium. I take magnesium malate as well as magnesium glycinate, sometimes L-threonate if I have a problem sleeping at night.”

“inflammation? How do we lower inflammation? It was very logical. So Paxlovid is very good to stop the virus from replicating. People get less long COVID when they take it. But it's still, as you know, people get relapses and they get rebounds. And a lot of people get Epstein-Barn Hispanic.”

“No, no. So we make sure they drink an eight ounce glass of purified water every 15 minutes to hydrate. They take oral liposomal glutathione, get into sauna to sweat for 15, 20 minutes. We found that people that didn't take glutathione and didn't sweat, you don't see the mold toxin show up as much.”

“Or the bug goes inside the cells, the intracellular compartment. That's where doxycycline or zithromax or rifampin or quinolones go. Or it had what's called cystic forms, L-form cell wall deficient forms. That was flagella or plaquanol or metronadaisole.”

“to tolerate. It turned out when I was doing the deep dive in the medical literature that spironolactone, a drug they use for women with PCOS to lower testosterone, and Dipyridamol persantine, a drug that's used to stop strokes with transient ischemic attacks.”

“this p53 gene. Do you know that they gave sulforaphane to autistic kids between 100 to 300 milligrams and they started reversing autistic syndrome because it hits a biochemical pathway called the mTOR pathway, right?”

“No, she hasn't. I know that she hasn't. For mold or for heavy metals? Oh, for mold. Yeah, I've done a vibrant wellness mold, metals, mycotoxins, aflatoxin A was there, aflatoxin B. So she had, as most of my patients have too.”

“Cysteine, you need cysteine, glycine, glutamic acid to make glutathione. So, if you're eating a high-protein diet with lots of cysteine, right? A whey-based protein, you're getting a form to make help your body to make glutathione. Why is glutathione so important? It's the number one master antioxidant in the body.”

“Take, if you're eating, you know, healthy fish, which difficult these days, you can, you know, wild organic salmon, fish has great omega-3s, but I take a mercury-free fish oil. Well, I take ortho-omega from orthomolecular, but these first four pathways are among 16 inflammatory.”

“Or the bug goes inside the cells, the intracellular compartment. That's where doxycycline or zithromax or rifampin or quinolones go. Or it had what's called cystic forms, L-form cell wall deficient forms. That was flagella or plaquanol or metronadaisole.”