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Episode 027 of The Floxie Hope Podcast featuring Dawn.

In episode 25 of The Floxie Hope Podcast, Dr. Mark Ghalili discusses his journey through fluoroquinolone toxicity. He is now taking fluoroquinolone toxicity patients while at Roxbury Regenerative Medicine in CA.

In Episode 25 of The Floxie Hope Podcast, Dr. Mark Ghalili shares his journey through fluoroquinolone toxicity. He has recovered, and he is now helping other patients through fluoroquinolone toxicity.

PJ shares his journey though fluoroquinolone toxicity on episode 24 of The Floxie Hope Podcast. He was "floxed" by a levofloxacin/levaquin IV and flagyl. His journey has been difficult, but he has seen some healing and improvement.

PJ shares his journey though fluoroquinolone toxicity on episode 24 of The Floxie Hope Podcast. He was “floxed” by a levofloxacin/levaquin IV and flagyl. His journey has been difficult, but he has seen some healing and improvement.

Tara shares her journey through fluoroquinlone toxicity, and fluoride toxicity and hyper-sensitivity, on episode 23 of The Floxie Hope Podcast.

Thank you for listening to Michelle’s journey on The Floxie Hope Podcast!

James discusses his journey through fluoroquinolone toxicity on episode 21 of The Floxie Hope Podcast.

Renee describes her journey through fluoroquinolone toxicity on episode 20 of The Floxie Hope Podcast.

In Episode 19 of The Floxie Hope Podcast, Ian goes over his journey through fluoroquinolone toxicity. After taking Avelox and Levaquin, Ian experienced severe musculoskeletal problems that put an abrupt end to his athletic pursuits. He was an Olympic athlete before he got floxed.

In Episode 18 of The Floxie Hope Podcast, Clara discusses her journey through fluoroquinolone toxicity, and the things that have helped her to heal.

In Episode 017 of The Floxie Hope Podcast, Scott describes his journey through fluoroquinolone toxicity. Getting “floxed” has changed his perspective on Western Medicine, and he no longer trusts the system that hurt him. He now turns to natural and alternative healthcare methods to stay healthy. Those “alternative” methods helped him through his adverse reaction...

In Episode 16 of The Floxie Hope Podcast, Amber describes her journey through fluoroquinolone toxicity. Most of Amber’s symptoms were neurological. No doctors could tell her why she was experiencing numbness and anxiety while she was in her 20s. She felt like she was falling apart. She never gave up though, and she has recovered.

#85 — Essure Dangers: Permanent Birth Control Pain ** October 7, 2015Host // Lisa BloomquistEssure is a kind of non-surgical sterilization that was approved by the FDA in 2002. Since then, three-quarters of a million women have signed up. We’re talking about the insertion of metal coils inside the fallopian tubes, which is supposed to prevent hookups between egg and sperm.A one-time, hassle-free procedure. Modern technology has surely improved upon the IUD of yore, right?It sounds simple enough.So, why are thousands of women complaining of:debilitating painweight gain, hair lossdepression, brain fog, fatigueflu-like symptomsdigestive disordersoccluded fallopian tubesunintended pregnanciesdid we mention the pain?These thousands of women are joined by consumer activist extraordinaire, Erin Brokovich who set up the Essure Procedure.net website to encourage more women to come forward and share their stories. The legal system isn’t open to these women because of something called “federal preemption” of class III medical devices. But these women aren’t taking this lying down. They’re making so much noise, challenging manufacturer Bayer AG, that the FDA is taking another look.Lisa Saenz is a 46 year-old mother of 4 daughters and 2 grand children. She is a licensed Social Worker and currently works as a Crisis Intervention Social Worker with high risk patients addicted to opiates. Her background includes 23 years as a patient advocate for the mentally ill. As a victim of these awful devices, she joined and helped promote the Essure Problems Facebook page. This led to her current role as a passionate patient advocate for women’s health and reproductive safety.Lisa Bloomquist is a patient advocate who was injured by Cipro in 2011. She runs Floxie Hope, a fluoroquinolone toxicity advocacy site, and manages The Fluoroquinolone Wall of Pain. Lisa is a guest blogger for Hormones Matter and Collective Evolution, and hosts The Floxie Hope Podcast. Lisa has vowed to continue to screaming about the dangers of fluoroquinolone antibiotics until those in the medical professions start paying attention to their Hippocratic Oath, until proper informed consent is established for administration of these drugs, and until physicians stop giving them to children. Lisa is a Colorado native who enjoys the mountains, Pilates, and her cat. She has a BA in Economics from Colorado State University and a Masters in Public Administration from University of Colorado, Denver.

Kim shares her journey through fluoroquinolone toxicity in episode 13 of The Floxie Hope Podcast.  Kim had to give up a job that she loved because she became ill and house-bound after taking Levaquin/levofloxacin along with steroids in 2013.  She has since dealt with autonomic nervous system dysfunction and POTS, among other symptoms.  She is...

Elise shared her journey through fluoroquinolone toxicity in Episode 12 of The Floxie Hope Podcast.  Elise suffered from depression and anxiety for years before she realized that she was floxed.  A final time taking a fluoroquinolone, along with prednisone, in 2009, connected the dots for her. Thank you for listening to The Floxie Hope Podcast!...

In Episode 12 of The Floxie Hope Podcast, Elise shares her journey through fluoroquinolone toxicity.  Elise suffered from anxiety, depression, chronic fatigue, dental issues and tendon issues after taking fluoroquinolones for urinary tract infections and traveler's diarrhea.  She was sick for years but didn't know why until she got floxed in 2009 and it was as if a bomb had gone off in her body and mind.  After doing some research, she discovered that fluoroquinolone toxicity was at the root of her health problems.  Elise has found healing through a naturopathic doctor, high quality supplements and support from loved ones.  

Diego shares his journey though Levaquin/levofloxacin induced fluoroquinolone toxicity in episode 11 of The Floxie Hope Podcast.  Diego's story is uplifting, heart-felt and inspirational.  His perspective is valuable.  Diego's courageous journey should be listened to by all.  It is full of valuable insight.  

Diego shares his journey though Levaquin/levofloxacin induced fluoroquinolone toxicity in episode 11 of The Floxie Hope Podcast.  Diego’s story is uplifting, heart-felt and inspirational.  His perspective is valuable.  Diego’s courageous journey should be listened to by all.  It is full of valuable insight.

Josh tells his story of fluoroquinolone antibiotic toxicity in episode 008 of The Floxie Hope Podcast.  Josh was hurt by the fluoroquinolone antibiotic Cipro/ciprofloxacin.  He tells the story of his journey through sickness and back to health.  He shares a lot of wisdom and insight in this interview.  

Josh describes his journey through fluoroquinolone antibiotic toxicity in episode 8 of The Floxie Hope Podcast.  Josh was hurt by Cipro.  He had taken Levaquin previously without issues.  When he took Cipro he crossed his tolerance threshold for fluoroquinolones and the flox bomb went off in his body.  He went from being active and athletic...

Brett describes his journey through levofloxacin induced fluoroquinolone toxicity in episode 7 of The Floxie Hope Podcast.  One thing that makes Brett’s story special is that he was young and at the prime of his health and fitness when he got hurt by levofloxacin.  He was a 21 year old college student when he took...

Guest // Lisa BloomquistHost // Chandler Marrs, PhDWhen we think about adverse effects of antibiotics, we think about microbiomes…–  environmental microbiomes in the rise of antibiotic resistance, and– human microbiomes and ecosystem resiliencefollowing gross perturbations, including antibiotics.However, antibiotics can injure in other ways.We heard a lot about Cipro during the anthrax scares following 9/11. Cipro is part of the fluoroquinolone family of antibiotics: Cipro/ciprofloxacin, Levaquin/levofloxacin, Avelox/moxifloxacin and a few others. Unlike most antibiotics, fluoroquinolones can cause a multi-symptom, often chronic disease called Fluoroquinolone Toxicity Syndrome (FTS).FTS includes damage to connective tissue (tendons, ligaments, cartilage, fascia, etc.) throughout the body, damage to the nervous systems (central, peripheral and autonomic), and more. The damage done by fluoroquinolone antibiotics can destroy a person’s quality of life or even kill them. There is a time and a place for drugs with dangerous side effects. If you find yourself in a septic shock induced coma, fluoroquinolones may save your life.Unfortunately, fluoroquinolones are not being reserved for life or death situations. They are prescribed for urinary tract infections, suspected prostate infections, upper respiratory infections, and as a prophylactic for travelers’ diarrhea, ear infections, pink eye, and more. Thousands of people have suffered needlessly from the devastating effects of fluoroquinolone antibiotics, when another safer antibiotic could have, and should have, been used.Lisa Bloomquist will discuss her journey through FTS and share what she has learned, including:fluoroquinolones 101 — the basicswarning signs of FTSaspects of Fluoroquinolone Toxicity that make it tricky to recognizetreatments that have helped Fluoroquinolone Toxicity patients, andurgent pointers that parents must know when treating their child’s bacterial infections.Lisa Bloomquist is a patient advocate who was injured by Cipro in 2011.  She runs the Fluoroquinolone Toxicity Syndrome advocacy site  and manages The Fluoroquinolone Wall of Pain. Lisa is a guest blogger forHormones Matter and Collective Evolution, and hosts the Floxie Hope Podcast. Lisa has vowed to continue to screaming about the dangers of fluoroquinolone antibiotics until those in the medical professions start paying attention to their Hippocratic Oath, until proper informed consent is established for administration of these drugs, and until physicians stop giving them to children. Lisa is a Colorado native who enjoys the mountains, pilates, and her cat. She has a BA in Economics from Colorado State University and a Masters in Public Administration from University of Colorado, Denver.

Ruth describes her journey through fluoroquinolone toxicity in episode 6 of The Floxie Hope Podcast.  More about her story can be seen here - http://floxiehope.com/ruths-story-cipro-toxicity/ Ruth goes over the supplements that helped her through fluoroquinolone toxicity.  MitoQ, magnesium threonate, PQQ, Idebenone and others have helped Ruth.  Ruth was also helped by her functional medicine doctor, Dr. Whitcomb.   Ruth's journey throuch Cipro-induced fluoroquinolone toxicity is informative and touching.   Thank you for listening!

Ruth describes her journey through fluoroquinolone toxicity in episode 6 of The Floxie Hope Podcast.  More about her story can be seen here – http://floxiehope.com/ruths-story-cipro-toxicity/ Ruth goes over the supplements that helped her through fluoroquinolone toxicity.  MitoQ, magnesium threonate, PQQ, Idebenone and others have helped Ruth.  Ruth was also helped by her functional medicine doctor, Dr....

Rose Casanova shares her journey through fluoroquinolone toxicity on episode 5 of The Floxie Hope Podcast. Rose talks about how Cipro affected her physical, mental and emotional health.  Going through fluoroquinolone toxicity changed her perspective on many things, and made her question the entire medical system. The Floxie Hope Podcast is a patient advocacy health...

2014 holiday update to the Floxie Hope Podcast.  Reflections on holidays past as a floxie.  Noting that I, Lisa Bloomquist, have come far in my fluoroquinolone toxicity journey.  Wishing everyone a happy holiday season and hoping that 2015 brings joy and healing to all.  I also note that some influential doctors are reading Floxie Hope.  

2014 holiday update to the Floxie Hope Podcast.  Reflections on holidays past as a floxie.  Noting that I, Lisa Bloomquist, have come far in my fluoroquinolone toxicity journey.  Wishing everyone a happy holiday season and hoping that 2015 brings joy and healing to all.  I also note that some influential doctors are reading Floxie Hope.

Rachel Brummert, Executive Director of the Quinolone Vigilance Foundation (QVF), shares information about the history, mission and activities that the QVF is involved in.  She discusses the research, advocacy and seminars that the QVF is engaged in.     The Floxie Hope Podcast is a podcast about fluoroquinolone toxicity - adverse reactions to cipro/ciprofloxacin, levaquin/levofloxacin, avelox/moxifloxacin and floxin/ofloxacin.     Reviews on iTunes are greatly appreciated!  Thank you for listening to The Floxie Hope Podcast!

Nick Luciano discusses how he was bed-bound for three months after taking cipro.  He also discusses his recovery from fluoroquinolone toxicity.   The Floxie Hope Podcast provides information about fluoroquinolone toxicity syndrome, and support for those experiencing it. Those who have adverse reactions to Cipro, Levaquin, Avelox or any other fluoroquinolone antibiotic, experience a multi-symptom, mysterious illness that is difficult to overcome and is under-acknowledged by most in the medical professions. More information about fluoroquinolone toxicity, and the Floxie Hope Podcast, can be found on www.floxiehope.com and www.floxiehopepodcast.com.