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Antibiotic (bactrim) and erase alpha t2 ?

mmacrazy

mmacrazy

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So got staph. No biggie but curious if I can or should continue taking the erase alpha stack or will it not work as well as it should ?
Thanks
 
Yeah... Estro and Cort play a role in the immune system. I personally would pause your erase until the staph gets cleared up... staph can get nasty quickly.
 
Here's an experienced answer, I've taken bactrim everyday for 3years to prevent staph infection due to lymphatic damage in my right leg. I've asked multiple doctors about mixing with supps. The response I get is to watch the potassium. Bactrim has large amounts of potassium. Other than that, they say go for it. Of course they always steer away from ph's, but pwo & test boosters are ok.
 
I asked the doctor but he dint even know what I was taking so he said to go for it unless I felt weird.
Just wanted to see if anyone else had experience with this. Luckily I caught the staph before it even opened up so it's clearing up nicely.
 
mmacrazy said:
I asked the doctor but he dint even know what I was taking so he said to go for it unless I felt weird.
Just wanted to see if anyone else had experience with this. Luckily I caught the staph before it even opened up so it's clearing up nicely.
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Hey I have been on long term Bactrim (years) for acne (alergic to other antibiotics) and have taken every supplement under the sun with no problems. With that said make sure that no supplement you are taking will contribute to the underlying problem (staph growth) or else you may counteract some of the effect of the Bactirm (I think some aas, ps, ph, etc can contribute to accellerated growth of bacteria).

Mr.50
 
Mr.50 said:
Hey I have been on long term Bactrim (years) for acne (alergic to other antibiotics) and have taken every supplement under the sun with no problems. With that said make sure that no supplement you are taking will contribute to the underlying problem (staph growth) or else you may counteract some of the effect of the Bactirm (I think some aas, ps, ph, etc can contribute to accellerated growth of bacteria).

Mr.50
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Yeah I'm not sure if erase or alpha would make it spread but better safe then sorry. Just want to get this cleared up as quick as possible so I don't miss out on training too much :aargh:
 
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