Instead we will need to devise antibiotic regimens and immunotherapeutic protocols. Mycoplasmas and L-forms respond to certain antibiotics, particularly of the tetracycline family. Antibiotic therapy may not bring rapid, dramatic results. It is more common for the return of health to be gradual. Even severe and long-term disease responds to antibiotics.
Treatment is long-term, even life time in certain instances.
It is a safe, effective treatment, but generally no an immediate cure. However, all approaches to antibiotic therapy share common features. Dr. Brown treated for a hypersensitivity reaction to an infectious organism, making the use of antibiotics in this treatment is very different from that used for a bacterial infection. The treatment referred to on this web site has critical parameters. It may be less than successful if the distinctive characteristics of the protocol are not consistently followed.