I have used 432 for Bartonella for my 15 year old son, (10+ years with improper diagnosis), but found the infection load too heavy to use the Doug coil for more than about 10 seconds. We were advised to switch to 306, which is for Borrelia. We can d

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I have used 432 for Bartonella for my 15 year old son, (10+ years with improper diagnosis), but found the infection load too heavy to use the Doug coil for more than about 10 seconds. We were advised to switch to 306, which is for Borrelia. We can do 30 seconds on that (built up slowly) over months and months. The plan was to use Rifabutin to beat back the Bartonella while we focus on the Lyme and then add 432 back in. (We have been on a mix of abx, coiling and Rifabutin with Tindamax for the spirochete form for the past 8 months.) The progress with treatment time was so slow using the Doug Coil (because it is so powerful) that are switching to a GB 4000 and will start using it next week. The Doug coil is just too strong to make progress with without putting on son into a heavy Herx. We will start out with the MPOA, and then add that in after a short time. We hope to use a multiple frequency sweep to get after several problems at once; specifically Borrelia, Bartonella, Babesia, and just a few more thrown in for good measure. I would appreciate being able to correspond with anyone who may have followed a similar path. As we all know, there is no “handbook” for this. We all try to follow the trail that someone else has blazed. It is much more difficult when you are responsible for treating a child. I would try “treatments” on myself that I would never try on him without some strong indication from a “trailblazer” that it will not harm him. Any help would be appreciated. Kindest,Carolyn