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LDI Antigen Mixes
Introduction:
When I first began developing my own antigens for treating patients with immune/inflammatory issues, the first one I put together was a Yeast mix (ca. 2009). Then I compiled progressively larger collections of Borrelia-Babesia-Bartonella-Ehrlichia species, then a mixture of Mycobacteria, and so on. I have since then acquired through various sources (trades with other practitioners, microbiology specimen warehouses, etc.) several dozen other antigen mixtures or individual items. I have a diverse collection of items that is continually growing as I look for ways to treat new or stubborn conditions.
It is important to note that most LDI antigens comprised of microorganisms are all dead bacterial/viral/fungal/protozoan specimens. Notable exceptions are the Flu, MMR and Varicella antigens. Those three are dilutions made from commercially produced vaccines, which are live attenuated viruses. I have diluted the DTaP and Polio vaccines as well, but those are killed/inactivated organisms. All other microbes used in the LDI antigens have ultimately come from ATCC (American Type Cell Culture), a national government-sponsored microbial sample bank. The organisms are all killed by electron beam irradiation, which destroys their DNA and makes them inert biologically, but leaves their protein structures intact. This makes them excellent antigens.
There are no preservatives, stabilizers, adjuvants, antiseptics or other substances mixed with the samples or added to the dilutions. The dilutions are made simply with sterile water.
The LDI antigens are listed alphabetically, including a listing of MIXES, and then INDIVIDUAL antigens.
If you are interested in Low Dose Allergen Therapy (LDA) information, that is separate from LDI. LDA is through Edge Pharmacy. We treat patients with LDA, however, we do not provide any training for education about LDA.
This is not a menu to order from. If you are a patient you must speak with your Provider about your medical issues. Please, do not contact our office requesting specific antigens. You must discuss your medical history with Dr. Vincent, and collectively you will discuss your dose plan in a scheduled visit. When calling the office, you will not be speaking with a medically trained staff member, please keep this in mind. This is for your information and education only. Please pass it on and share with anyone who may benefit from LDI.
NOTE: Babesia, Bartonella, Borrelia, Coxsiella, Ehrlichia are listed under the “Lyme” mix.
Campylobacter
I put this mixture together in the summer of 2017, searching for a solution to certain cases of immune-mediated weakness or paralytic conditions. Campylobacter is known to exhibit molecular mimicry related to human motor neurons, and to be the causative agent for roughly 1/3 of cases of Guillian-Barre Syndrome. As of the time of this writing, I have no experience using this mixture for anyone yet.
Species Included:
Campylobacter butzleri C. cinaedi
C. coli C. concisus
C. fennelli C. fetus
C. hyointestinalis C. jejuni
C. lanimae C. laridis
C. mucosalis C. pylori
C. rectus C. showae
C. sputorum
Expected Dose Range: (unknown – but suspect 6C-12C)
Suggested Uses:
Guillian-Barre Syndrome
CIDP
ALS
Other inflammatory motor neuron conditions
Chronic Diarrhea
Clostridia
The “Clostridia” mixture contains four species:
Clostridia perfringens
C. difficile
C. sporogenes
C. butyricum
Typical Dose Range: 5C-12C, with outliers past 20C in severe cases
Potential Uses:
Chronic diarrhea (especially with Hx/O prior C. diff infection)
Recurrent C. diff infection
Chronic colitis or IBD
Autism (especially those with a lot of agitation or violence)
Collagen Mix
11 types of human collagen (produced by recombinant DNA technology).
Collagen Types: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 11, and 17.
Probable Dose Range:
5C-9C
Expected Uses:
Osteoarthritis (non-traumatic) – only clinical use so far*
Acquired Ehlers-Danlos
“Collagen Vascular Diseases”
Unexplained bone fragility/osteoporosis
Myositis?
Bullous autoimmune skin disorders
Dental Mix
Mixture of dental appliance and filling materials (minus mercury amalgams – that’s not in the mix. Also no titanium products) and non-latex gloves.
I’ve only treated one person with this mix so far, and he responds at 16C.
Suggested Uses:
Allergy to dental materials or non-latex gloves
DTaP
Contents: Corynebacterium diphtheriae (bacterium), Tetanus (toxoid), Pertussis (bacterial proteins) – derived directly from the vaccine and diluted with water.
Suspected Dose Range: No idea. 5C-12C maybe? (haven’t used it yet)
Suggested Uses: (total speculation at this point)
Autism spectrum issues
Neurological problems that began following DTaP vaccine
Tetany-type neurological symptoms (uncontrollable muscle contractions)
“Flu” – Influenza Virus Mix
This is a mixture of about 20 years of Influenza Vaccine samples. Therefore, this LDI mix is comprised of LIVE VIRUS vaccine samples, but “attenuated” to be non-replicative. I have honestly only had a couple people respond to this mix so far; one with Narcolepsy and one with Fibromyalgia symptoms.
Suspected Dose Range: 5C-12C
Suggested Uses:
Fibromyalgia symptoms that haven’t responded to more common antigens (Yeast, Lyme, Mycoplasma, etc.)
Patients who say: “I feel like I have the Flu all the time”
Narcolepsy
Guillian-Barre Syndrome
Histamine/Histidine
50/50 mixture of Histamine and Histidine, from pharmaceutical-grade sources.
Expected Dose Range:
*No clinical experience yet – so this is only a “guess”
5C-12C
Rec starting extremely ill patients even weaker than 12C
Proposed Uses:
Patients with suspected “Mast Cell Disorders” or “Histamine Sensitivity”.
Those with extremely sensitive allergic reactions to many different antigens (“universal reactors”).
Hopefully, getting their “global reactions” under control with this mixture will allow better clarity regarding their specific immune triggers and enable better target therapy.
HSV
Mix includes HSV-1 and HSV-2 viruses.
Typical Dose Range: 5C to 12C
Indications for use: Recurrent cold sores or genital herpes, herpetic lesions; and post-herpetic neuralgia associated with those issues.
Lyme Mix, and Sub-Groups
The following seventy-four bacterial species are included in the current Lyme mixture provided with this manual:
(29 species of Borrelia)
Borrelia afzelli Borrelia mazzotti
Borrelia andersonii Borrelia miyamotoi
Borrelia ansernia Borrelia mylophora
Borrelia barbouri Borrelia parkeri
Borrelia bisettii Borrelia persica
Borrelia burgdorferi Borrelia recurrentis
Borrelia caucasica Borrelia sinica
Borrelia crocidurae Borrelia spielmani
Borrelia garinii Borrelia tanukii
Borrelia hermsii Borrelia theileri
Borrelia hispanica Borrelia tillae
Borrelia japonica Borrelia turicatae
Borrelia latyschewii Borrelia Valaisiana
Borrelia lonestari
Borrelia lusitaniae
Borrelia lymphocytoma
(20 species of Bartonella)
Bartonella alsatica Bartonella peromysci
Bartonella bacilliformis Bartonella quintana
Bartonella birtlesii Bartonella schoebuchensis
Bartonella capreoli Bartonella talpae
Bartonella chomelii Bartonella taylorii
Bartonella clarridgiae Bartonella tribocorum
Bartonella doshiae Bartonella vinsonii
Bartonella elizabethae Bartonella washoensis
Bartonella grahamii Bartonella weissii
Bartonella henselae
Bartonella koehlerae
(19 species of Babesia)
Babesia bigemina Babesia herpailuri
Babesia bovis Babesia jakimovi
Babesia caballi Babesia major
Babesia canis Babesia microti
Babesia cati Babesia motasi
Babesia divergens Babesia ovis
Babesia duncani Babesia perroncitoi
Babesia equis Babesia trautmanni
Babesia felis Babesia vogeli
Babesia gibsoni
(6 species of Ehrlichia plus Coxsiella together)
Ehrlichia canis Ehrlichia risticii
Ehrlichia chaffeensis Ehrlichia sennetsu
Ehrlichia equi Coxsiella burneti
Observed Dose Range: 5C to 35C
Conditions for which to consider using the Lyme mixture:
- Chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy (CIDP)
- Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS)
- Multiple sclerosis (MS)
- Dementia or Parkinsonism (often not Lyme-related, but what have you got to lose in trying it?)
- POTS (postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome)
- Inflammatory arthritis, NOS
- Myasthenia Gravis
- Polymyositis
- Fibromyalgia/Chronic Fatigue
- Autism and ASD conditions
- Bell’s palsy
- RSD/CRPS
- Progressive External Ophthalmic Myoplegia
- Trigeminal neuralgia or burning mouth (also try Varicella)
- Unexplained Tremors
- Unexplained Peripheral Neuropathy
- Epilepsy
- Inability to lose weight no matter what they try (this has suddenly triggered weight loss in a number of our Lyme patients!)
I have tried it myself in some of these, and it is sheer speculation in others. There may be no harm in trying the antigen as an experiment. If the patient does not have the organisms, nothing will happen to them. I injected myself with the 6C just to see – it caused a large painful red flare at the injection site for a few days, and the bilateral tennis elbow I had been fighting for six months went away within the next several days! But, in other patients who are harboring the bacteria, this could theoretically trigger the onset of symptoms for them. As a rule: DON’T TREAT A HEALTHY OR ASYMPTOMATIC PERSON!
MMR
Contents: Measles, Mumps, and Rubella viruses – just a dilution of the MMR vaccine itself. Therefore, these are LIVE attenuated viruses. But the vaccine itself is FDA-approved for injecting into people (doesn’t mean it’s completely safe, of course); and then we’ve diluted it much further than that – so there isn’t likely to be any real clinical virulence (but just know this one isn’t “dead” like the EBV, CMV, HHV-6, HSV).
Suspected Dose Range: 5C-12C (based on a colleague’s experience – as I haven’t used this one myself yet)
Suggested Uses:
ASD/Autism issues
Other forms of chronic brain/CNS inflammation
Chronic diarrhea and GI inflammation
Disease processes that began right after MMR vaccination
Mycobacteria (aka. “Crohn’s Mix”)
When I first obtained this mix it had been called “Crohn’s Mix”. Over time I found it useful for a very diverse array of conditions; so it makes more sense to simply call it the “Mycobacteria” mix.
Species Included:
Mycobacterium avium intracellulare M. fortuitum
M. avium paratuberculosis
Typical Dose Range: 5C-12C
Potential Uses:
Crohn’s Disease
Ulcerative Colitis
Nonspecific Colitis
Primary Sclerosing Cholangitis
Sarcoidosis
Churg-Straus Disease
Wegener’s Granulomatosis
Cutaneous Mycobacterial infection
Mycoplasma/Chlamydia
I grouped these two genera together because they are similar in morphology (intracellular gram-negative cocci with no cell wall); though they probably don’t cause the same types of diseases. Chlamydia is known to trigger Reiter’s Syndrome; and these organisms are thought to trigger other autoimmune issues as well. This mixture is not nearly as often useful as the Lyme or Yeast mixes for CFS/FMS type of conditions; but it is probably third in line for those at this point.
Species included:
Chlamydia pneumoniae C. trachomatis
Mycoplasma arthriditis M. fermentans
M. genitalium M. haemofelis (aka: Hemobartonella)
M. hominis M. pneumonia
M. penetrans M. salivarum
Typical Dose Range: 5C-20C
Suggested uses:
Chronic fatigue/Fibromyalgia
Chronic cough, SOB, or other respiratory issues
Reiter’s Syndrome
Some cases of interstitial cystitis, or chronic urethritis
Chronic prostatitis
Parasites
The Parasite Mix contains six protozoan species that can cause gastrointestinal infection:
Giardia lamblia
Entamoeba histolytica
Dientamoeba fragilis
Cryptosporidium parvum
Endolimax nana
Blastocystis hominis
Typical Dose Range: 5C-20C, with extreme cases beyond 30C
Uses for the Parasite Mix
Chronic GI symptoms or Inflammatory Bowel Disease (especially with Hx/O preceding parasitic infection)
Inflammatory Arthritis, NOS
Trichotillomania
Schizophrenia symptoms, agitated catatonia, other uncontrolled motor behaviors, and other strange psychiatric symptoms, especially if they spike around the full moon every month
Maybe other unexplained chronic symptoms (nothing to lose, right?)
NOTE: I’m sure there are more protozoan species that could act as immune targets, various intestinal worms are likely to be relevant as well. More parasite mixes likely need to be developed. Use autologous Stool in cases where you suspect other parasites than what are in this mixture, for now.
Rickettsia Mix
The Rickettsia genus is full of bacterial species known to cause fairly severe acute infections such as Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever and other similar arthropod-borne illnesses. I have not yet found any patient who has responded to this mix as an LDI antigen, but it makes sense that someone may develop chronic inflammation against one of these targets; and I would presume the symptoms to mimic one of the acute infections at least to some degree.
Species Included:
Rickettsia akari R. australis
R. conori R. honei
R. japonica R. mooseri
R. prowazeki R. rickettsia
R. siberica R. tsutsugamushi
R. typhi R. typhosa
Suspected Dose Range: (no clue yet – try 6C-12C until we know more)
Suggested Uses:
Inflammatory conditions involving symptoms such as headache, fever, rash, fatigue, myalgias
“SF-B” = Skin Flora (Bacteria) Mixture
In summer 2015 I developed a mixture of common skin bacteria to use for treating acne, psoriasis, folliculitis, eczema, recurrent boils, and other skin conditions didn’t respond to the LDA mixes or Yeast mix. This mixture works very well for acne, hidradenitis, folliculitis and recurrent Staph boils. Psoriasis may respond in rare cases, but not often. Consider this antigen mixture in any skin condition that involves pustules or pus in any form, skin crusting or weeping.
The “dirty dozen” bacterial species in the mix are:
- Acinetobacter johnsonii
- Corynebacterium diphtheriae and jeikeium
- Peptostreptococcus magnus, anaerobius, and asaccharolyticus
- Propionibacterium acnes
- Pseudomonas aeruginosa
- Staph epidermidis and aureus
- Strep mitis and Group B Strep
Typical Dose Range: 5C-12C
Suggested Uses:
Acne
Hidradenitis suppurativa
Boils, Folliculitis
Psoriasis (pustular type)
Eczema (if weepy and crusty)
Impetigo
Chronic Otitis Externa
Unexplained dermatitis (especially with pus, crusting, or other evidence of intense inflammation)
“SF-F” Formula (Skin Flora – Fungal)
I developed this mixture largely to solve the problem of plaque psoriasis; but made it broad enough to cover many other skin conditions related to fungi as an immune target.
Species Included:
Trichophyton tonsurans, verrucosum, mentagrophytes (interdigitale subtype), schoenleinii, Sudanese, violaceum, and rubrum
Epidermophyton floccosum
Sporothrix schenckii
Microsporum audouinii, canis, ferrugineum, gallinae, gypseum, and nanum
Malassezia furfur and restricta
Arthroderma benhamiae
Trichosporon ovoides
Fusarium oxysporum, solani, and subglutinous
Scopulariopsis brevicaulis
Acremonium strictum and falciforme
Aspergillus niger, terreus, and flavum
Scytalidium dimidiatum and hyalinum
Typical dose range: 5C-10C
Probable uses:
Psoriasis, typical plaque form
Tinea, any form (capitis, cruris, corporis, pedis, alba, versicolor, etc.)
Seborrheic dermatitis
Dandruff
Eczema, certain cases
Unexplained rashes, especially if itchy or flaky
Chronic sinusitis, certain cases
Strep Mix
The “Strep” antigen produced by Dr. Shrader, distributed through Edge Pharmacy, contains only Strep pyogenes (two subtypes). This Strip Mix is intended to replace that and has an expanded list of species to cover more diverse conditions.
Species Included:
Streptococcus faecalis Group B Strep
S. mutans S. pneumonia
S. pyogenes S. salivarius
Typical Dose Range: 5C-12C, with outliers to 18C so far
Suggested Uses:
PANDAS, some Autism cases
OCD
Anxiety and irritability that seems immune-mediated
Psychotic symptoms
Chronic/Recurrent Pharyngitis
Guttate Psoriasis
Some chronic fatigue cases, some inflammatory arthritis
Rheumatic Fever, or any subset of those symptoms
Post-Streptococcal Glomerulonephritis
Periodontal disease?
Dental cavities?
UTI Mix
This mix replaces the “PK” mix produced by Dr. Shrader and provided through Edge Pharmacy. It contains those same Proteus and Klebsiella species, plus several others that can colonize the urinary tract and cause chronic inflammatory disorders of various types. This mix so far seems to work better than the PK did for rheumatoid arthritis, and a dilution of 5.5C-6C seems roughly equivalent for most with RA. BUT, some have responded much more sensitively to the UTI mix than they did to the PK, requiring dilution to 8C. I believe this is due to greater specificity of antigen for certain people; and it has no correlation with how severe their disease has been.
Species Included:
Enterobacter aerogenes Escherichia coli
Klebsiella pneumoniae Proteus mirabilis
Proteus vulgaris
Typical Dose Range: 5C-8C
Suggested Uses:
Rheumatoid Arthritis
Ankylosing Spondylitis
Inflammatory Arthritis, NOS
Recurrent UTI
Chronic urinary tract inflammation
Interstitial Cystitis
Yeast
Species: Candida albicans, plus 6 other Candida species (I have lost the list and the original concentrate vial). Saccharomyces cerevisiae (both Baker’s and Brewer’s yeast subtypes).
Observed Dose Range: 5C-45C
Suggested Uses:
Fibromyalgia and Chronic Fatigue Syndromes
Symptoms similar to Lyme disease (tremendous overlap)
Chronic neurological sx’s: numbness, tingling, tremor, pain, seizure-like activity
Chronic thrush, burning mouth syndrome
Chronic vaginitis (even if yeast doesn’t show up on wet mount)
Constipation, bloating, nausea, abdominal pain, diarrhea (even if yeast doesn’t show up on stool testing)
IBS, inflammatory bowel diseases
Autism spectrum disorders
Chronic pelvic pain, dyspareunia, vulvodynia
Endometriosis
Interstitial cystitis
Pyoderma gangrenosum
Eczema that involves the head and neck areas
Yeast-like intertrigenous rashes
Rosacea
INDIVIDUAL ANTIGENS
Anaplasma
Species: Anaplasma phagocytophylum (just the one species)
Suspected Dose Range: 5C-20C (as yet unknown though)
Suggested Uses:
I have not yet found any patients who have responded to this antigen; but some colleagues have reported patients responding who have symptoms essentially the same as with the Lyme mix.
Artificial Colors
I made dilutions of the main artificial colors: Red #40, Blue #1, Yellow #5+#6 (both together in that one). I also have them mixed together and diluted as a mixture.
This is for people who are sensitive/reactive to artificial coloring agents. There are a lot of children today who have severe behavioral reactions to these coloring agents; and this should work for them.
I have not used these with anyone yet, so I have no idea what the effective dosing range will be.
I suggest starting in the 6C-12C range (12C for those with more severe reaction).
Cannabis
This is a dilution of all parts of the Cannabis plant (stems, leaves, buds) blended up together and sterilized through a Millipore. I made it for a patient who had a terrible contact dermatitis reaction to the plant, but had to be around them because his wife used medical marijuana and he helped tend the plants. This worked very well for him at 8C.
I suspect the dilution range would be 5C-10C, as with many things.
It is only useful for allergy to Cannabis.
CMV
I haven’t really seen the CMV mix work for anyone yet. One or two patients with chronic fatigue have thought the CMV had partial and temporary effects; but haven’t had consistent results.
CMV is thought to be associated with various autoimmune disorders; so I will keep trying it when it seems relevant. But for now, I do not have solid experience to offer good recommendations.
If you want to try and use it, I suspect the effective dose range to be 5C-12C.
Theoretically, it may work for fatigue and brain fog syndromes, and possibly a diverse array of autoimmune issues.
Coxsackie B4
I have this one species of Coxsackie virus right now, which I purchased to see if it would have any effect on my Type 1 Diabetes. It did not; and I haven’t seen it work for anything so far (though I haven’t tried it for many things at all).
One condition that research has suggested may respond is Sjogren’s Syndrome (there is evidence of molecular mimicry with that disease and this virus); so it is worth trying there.
EBV
Typical Dose Range: 5C-12C, outliers to 18C-20C
Suggested Uses:
Patients with any chronic symptoms that could be involved in the mononucleosis syndrome- fatigue, pharyngitis, brain fog, swollen neck nodes.
Possibly some autoimmune liver diseases- Primary Biliary Cirrhosis, Autoimmune Hepatitis
GAD-65
This antigen is the 65 kDa protein portion of the glutamic acid decarboxylase enzyme, produced via recombinant DNA technology. I purchased this antigen to work on my own Type 1 Diabetes, and I did have a couple doses where I thought it had an effect (3C-5C range); but that could not be replicated and was not sustained more than 6 hours each time. I am still working with this one; and I believe it is worth trying in someone with Type 1 DM (but be VERY careful – if it “works”, they will have a surge of insulin release and precipitous hypoglycemia!)
H. pylori
Species: Helicobacter pylori
Suspected Dose Range: 5C-10C
Suggested Uses:
Vitiligo
Alopecia Areata
Peptic Ulcers
Dyspepsia
Nausea, and other upper GI symptoms
Other unexplained GI symptoms
HHV-6
Species: Human Herpes Virus 6
Suspected Dose Range: 5C-8C
Suggested Uses:
I have not really seen value in this virus as an antigen yet. Virtually every adult human tests positive for the virus, and the vast majority of children (which is why it’s a “Human” virus). This means that blood testing showing antibodies to HHV-6 mean absolutely nothing clinically; but I have had a number of patients want to try it as an antigen for various fatigue and pain sort of symptoms. Only one person has felt that they respond thus far, at 6C.
Histoplasma
Species: Histoplasma capsulatum
Suspected Dose Range: No idea. Try 6C-8C.
Suggested Uses: I really don’t know. I purchased this antigen for one patient with Mixed Connective Tissue Disease who had positive antibodies to Histoplasma; but it didn’t work. I really don’t know what to use it for. Just listing it because I happen to have it.
MBP
This antigen is “myelin base protein”, produced via recombinant DNA technology. It is one of the protein targets identified as an autoimmune antigen in multiple sclerosis (MS). I acquired this to try and treat MS, but it has never yielded very significant results. I only used it in a handful of MS patients, and a couple of them did think they had some mild strength increase from it (4C-6C range), but nothing progressive or dramatic. I then discovered that the Lyme LDI mix (presumably the Borrelia subgroup for most people, but Bartonella for a minority) has a much more dramatic effect on MS. So, I don’t use the MBP much at all any more. It would be a good add-on for an MS patient who did not get 100% response with the Lyme mix.
Nanobacter
“Species”: Nanobacter
Suspected Dose Range: No idea. Try 5C-8C.
Suggested Uses: Maybe some chronic fatigue type patients. The fact is, “Nanobacter” may not even be a real thing. I’ve read conflicting accounts, some suggesting that what was seen on electron microscopy and initially thought to be a new type of bacteria was later shown to just be some sort of extracellular debris – so who knows!? I have only used this antigen in patients for whom I found no other answer – and this didn’t work for them either.
Oxalate
This is brand new in August 2017, and I haven’t used it in anyone yet. Some patients feel that they have become sensitive to “oxalates” and feel better on a low-oxalate diet. Most people who run high oxalate levels have yeast overgrowth (it’s a byproduct of yeast metabolism); but some people indeed be hypersensitive to oxalic acid I suppose.
This “antigen” is simply a sterile, water dilution of the product “Barkeeper’s Helper”, which is mostly oxalic acid. Anyone can make this at home.
Suspected Dose Range: No idea. Try 6C-8C at first
Suggested Uses: Those who think they are sensitive to oxalate.
Polio
Contents: Polio virus, inactivated. Diluted from the vaccine.
Suspected Dose Range: No idea. Try 5C-8C.
Suggested Uses: No idea really. Polio causes a diarrhea-based illness upon initial infection; but the real serious problem is neurological paralysis. So try this in folks with neurological weakness or paralysis perhaps.
PPA
This is a mixture of four chemical forms of Propionic Acid. I mixed equal amounts together, sterilized (Millipore filter) and diluted the mixture in hopes it would have an effect for some patients with autism (there is research demonstrating an adverse reaction to PPA in some with autism). I have not seen this work in the small number I’ve treated so far – but I really haven’t used it much yet. I’ve seen such good success with a number of other antigens in ASD patients, that I tend to forget about this one. I suspect it may be most helpful in ASD patients with pronounced stimming, social withdrawal, and agitation/anger issues.
Suspected Dose Range: 3C-6C
Suggested Uses: Autism/ASD
Varicella
This antigen is the Varicella-Zoster virus, which is responsible for Chicken Pox in the acute setting and Shingles as a reactivation response. It is just that one virus, and the LDI antigen I have is simply a dilution of the vaccine produced by pharmaceutical companies to prevent infection with this virus (Varicella vaccine for kids).
Suspected Dose Range: 5C-12C
Suggested Uses:
Recurrent Shingles
Post-herpetic neuralgia (following Shingles outbreaks)
Some with chronic pain syndromes – particularly if their widespread pain sounds like nerve pain; and if it seems to get worse after eating (no matter what food is eaten).
Yersinia
I obtained this one from a friend, and I believe it is only the species Yersinia enterocolitica. Dr. Shrader has produced this one for use with LDA kits for years also.
Suspected Dose Range: 5C-10C
Suggested Uses:
Hashimoto’s Thyroiditis (this is the only thing I’ve seen it work for so far)
Possibly some with inflammatory arthritis syndrome
Possibly chronic diarrhea and abdominal pain, mesenteric adenitis
Hormones
Practitioners can make their own hormone dilutions, as long as they can obtain them from a pharmacy if needed. This isn’t a problem for MD, DO, ANP, or PA-C practitioners. However, if you are an ND practicing in a state where you do not have prescriptive authority, you cannot obtain some of these (estrogen, testosterone, cortisol, insulin).
Here is a list of the hormones I’ve used and the dose ranges. For information about HOW to use them, please read the section on that subject near the end of my LDI practitioner manual.
Estrogen – Diluted from 50/50 BiEst. Range: 6C-20C
Insulin – Diluted from Regular insulin. Range: 5C-8C (only one patient, 6C)
Progesterone – Range: 6C-20C
Testosterone – Diluted Testosterone Cypionate solution. Range: 5C-8C.
Thyroid – Crushed/filtered Westhroid NP tablets. Range: 5C-10C.
(I have not yet made dilutions of Cortisol or DHEA or any other hormone yet, but this could be done with any hormone needed).
