Guest guest Posted February 25, 2006 Report Share Posted February 25, 2006 Hi Maureen, As the Castrol ad over here goes " oils ain't oils " ! The active ingredients in the various antibiotics can very quite markedly. From memory it was thought that the main factor in effectiveness was reduction in inflammation which possibly quite a few (all?) of them do to some degree or other. In fact I am sure there was a more recent (small) study done on something which used the anti-inflammatory properties of a drug like minocycline without the drawbacks of the other antibiotic properties and showed a lot of promise. I am not sure if I read it on PLS-FRIENDS but if not I am sure I would have posted it on here - probably about a year ago I would guess. Just have to take lots of good bacteria (eg acidophilus) to replace those killed by the antibiotics as antibiotics kill both the bad bacteria and the good ones we need. Maureen wrote: > Hi , > > I am trialling Clamoxyl and find I feel really good on it but it > sounds like Minocyline is the one to take. I thought all antibiotics > were the same. Is this not the case? And how do we combat digestive > problems? I know how to prevent Candida but not the other. > > Aussie Maureen Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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