Treating Giardia

Was just wondering if anyone had success treating giardia lamblia? I've had it twice and still have it (I think, based on symptoms).
Any help would be greatly apreciated.

Almost always giardia have parasitic coinfecions. Ascaris, worms,  candida, or some others. Anti parasitic protocol is what is needed. Knowing it dislike oxygen, strong oxidation will likely do some harm. Options as ozonated water,  Cl2, iodine are quick options, but not so safe if one doesn't know what is doing. Need multi stained probiotics afterwards.

There are other herbal options:
http://www.livestrong.com/article/448631-herbal-home-remedies-for-giardiasis/
http://giardiatreatment.org/

and pharmaceuticals:
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC88965/

Knowing that giardia is tough, treatment usually means also limiting the exposure. It runs in families and it's easily transmittable with water and most importantly, house animals are usually problematic as well and need treatment as well, or the time after the treatment will be. For it's spreading is using all of 4 stages - forms, so gut is not the only part of the body where it exists, despite the gut is the main focus for the medical tests that are usually done to confirm the infection.

Regardless of option you choose, would suggest to stick with it for long enough to see the results, mean while focusing on boosting immunity with nutritional options. Zinc, vitamin C, bovine colostrum can raise the defense so that parasites can be killed naturally. Other than that, those infections are more common than known and might be partly the reason why so many people is having problems with health and hairloss.

A quality probiotics:
http://www.vsl3.com/

Thank you so much Beebrox. How much vitamin C would you recommend and what form of vit.C?
What is Cl2 or ozonated water?
Thank you.

Ozonated water is water with O3, you need high voltage device to produce it:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b-bdhv4kCf8

You can read more about chlorine dioxide here:

http://www.cancertutor.com/make_cd/#.Us7qfLQZ_M0

I have no experiences with it, so you should be sure to educate before using. This means read as much as possible about the treatment and than go slowly if at all. It can produce massive die off reactions...

Liposomal C and acerola are prefered forms of vitamin C. Using L -ascorbic acid, regular vit C is what i do. I am talking grams here: 3-5g, might be more. Be sure to take a read about what deficiencies can cause as a side. Info on when to use it is also useful. In general avoiding it before/after exercises and avoiding while it while eating Fe rich food...