Dapsone

“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.”