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Meg Mangin R.N.
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 Posted: Tue Dec 4th, 2007 05:20
The following FAQs contain detailed information about minocycline and general information about the MP antibiotics used in phases 2 and 3:

The antibioics selected for the MP are unique

What should I know about Minocycline?

Why doesn't the MP use some of the other antibiotics?

Can I use doxycycline instead of minocycline?

Tetracyclines are all different at the molecular level

If antibiotics are effective at very low doses, why do we ramp up the dose?

Is pulsed minocycline alone effective?

I'm allergic to an antibiotic on the Protocol. Is there a substitute?

How do I take a low dose of minocycline when the capsules only come in a larger dose size?

Won't the bacteria become immune/resistant to the antibiotics if I take them a long time?

Low doses of antibiotics more effective

Why do you NOT recommend tiny dose of minocycline? How does low dose minocycline work?

Why and when do you recommend taking minocycline frequently?

Can I take generic minocycline?

Minocycline studies


Won't I develop a yeast infection if I'm on antibiotics long-term?

Fluoroquinolone antibiotics


Related information:

Why isn’t the entire Marshall Protocol posted on the website?


Is it safe to take medication that has expired?

How much does the MP cost?

I need to take a different antibiotic for awhile. What should I do?

 



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