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Posted 10/10/2019 3:08 AM (GMT -5)

JovaLyme said...

ToddPaul said...
I was reading something the other day that said quite categorically that artemisinin has been ruled completely ineffective against Babesia and most people in the know have long since given up on using it.

I wouldn't say it was ruled out, but there is a mutation that can easily occur in babesia that greatly decreases effectiveness when used as the only treatment. It is still recommended in combination therapy, just not as the sole treatment option.
Posted 10/10/2019 6:46 AM (GMT -5)
Hi all,

Before I was diagnosed with lyme (which took 5 years) I went to an alternative medicine center where I was given Vit. C IV as well as an antiviral IV once a week. I was also given supplements (I don't remember all of them) and I felt great! This center was recommended by friends that I worked with (chemists) and the treatments took away my fatigue, joint pains, etc. Again, I had no idea I was suffering from lyme back then.

Sadly, my treatments ended when a nurse inserted one of the IV's in the wrong spot and I had to go to the ER. The owner of the center was scared I was going to sue her (which I had no intention of doing) and she refused to let me come back. Later on my symptoms returned.

Thus the IV Vit. C plus the Antiviral IV really helped me.

Denise
Posted 10/10/2019 8:51 AM (GMT -5)
Ultraviolet Blood Irradiation is when they take blood out of you, run it through a UV light (which kills the pathogens in your blood), and insert it back into you. It functions like a vaccine. It teaches your body what is dead and what needs to be attacked. It’s really cool stuff. When I combined it with ozone therapy, it really helped me.
Posted 10/10/2019 10:40 AM (GMT -5)
JovaLyme- you missed the newest treatment out there: S.O.T. A vial of your blood gets sent over to a lab in Greece. This lab finds the RNA sequences Borrelia uses and does some kind of gene splicing to alter them. They send back the freeze-dried protein and it gets infused into your body via IV preventing Borrelia from replicating over the next 6 months or so. If you've got 5 grand laying around you may want to consider it but it may be too early to tell the success rate. Right now it looks to me to be 50/50 from reading posts in the Fb group though one of the clinics doing this is claiming 97%. That actually turned me off when they told me that.
Posted 10/10/2019 11:30 AM (GMT -5)

JovaLyme said...
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I'm so desperate I think I'd try magic beans if someone tried to sell me some.

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I wouldn’t be surprised if someone did try them....
Posted 10/10/2019 11:31 AM (GMT -5)
JovaLyme, mine was about $125/pop but that’s super cheap compared to the rest of the country. I live in a smaller town with lower cost of living.
Posted 10/10/2019 12:56 PM (GMT -5)

Deejavu said...
Hi all,

Before I was diagnosed with lyme (which took 5 years) I went to an alternative medicine center where I was given Vit. C IV as well as an antiviral IV once a week. I was also given supplements (I don't remember all of them) and I felt great! This center was recommended by friends that I worked with (chemists) and the treatments took away my fatigue, joint pains, etc. Again, I had no idea I was suffering from lyme back then.

Sadly, my treatments ended when a nurse inserted one of the IV's in the wrong spot and I had to go to the ER. The owner of the center was scared I was going to sue her (which I had no intention of doing) and she refused to let me come back. Later on my symptoms returned.

Thus the IV Vit. C plus the Antiviral IV really helped me.

Denise

Not surprising, If I could afford the Vit C IV's I would still be doing them. I felt so good on them, like almost had a high going on.
Posted 10/11/2019 4:49 PM (GMT -5)

JovaLyme said...
I can't keep up with all this stuff.

Ozone, Bee Venom, Vitamin C, Herbs, UBI, ABX, Colloidal silver/gold, fasting... anything I've missed?

yes you have. find some LLMD that prescribes disulfiram. it is different than all the things listed above , because:
- it is very cheap
- it may actually work
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