Paul Saladino· MD
antibiotics is a very very simple answer to that question obviously antibiotics have have led to progressive loss of microbial diversity
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antibiotics is a very very simple answer to that question obviously antibiotics have have led to progressive loss of microbial diversity
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Well, maybe you just completely scorched earth your microbiome among other things. So one of my theories is that what people perceive as chronic Lyme is in fact a collection of similar symptoms caused by the long course of antibiotics. So you should focus on prebiotics, probiotics. I have had a tremendous amount of difficulty, at least as measured in common stool testing and so on, in repopulating my gut diversity. It's been extremely hard.