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Has anyone successful been treated with Invanz ABX? Ever heard of NAET therapy?

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Posted 3/11/2014 3:26 PM (GMT -5)
Has anyone successfully been treated with Invanz ABX?

I recently saw another LLMD. He had some strange practices to be sure. He saw the positive IgeneX test but said even IgeneX can be wrong. He said the progression of my symptoms was too fast to be Lyme. He then tried to tell me about the wonders of NAET therapy. He said he knows it sounds hokey but it really works. Mind you, this is an MD that works at a hospital. He did take a full history and look over all my records etc. At the end though I asked him about this NAET some more. It sounded suspect to me. He proceeded to show me a little of how it "works".

Try to imagine this (especially since I had to pay $600 just to see him). He would have me extend my arm out in font of me. He wanted me to resist when he pushed my arm down. He would then ask me questions like "Do you have MS?" or "Do you have Lyme?" or "Would such and such an ABX work for you?" as he pushed my arm down. weather or not my arm could be pressed down would give him a YES or NO.

Here, better yet, here is a video of what I mean.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ksKd4cXvsvo

Now mind you, this doc is the last LLMD on the list of LLMDs in my area so I was pretty des[erate at this point. based on his "tests" he then said I have MS and Lyme. He wanted me to do these NAET treatments etc. I told him I wasn't interested and if he thought I had Lyme based on my IgeneX and symptoms I would rather treat with ABX. I know ABX is a rough course of action but i am desperate to get better. Given the experience I had with him I am a bit worried to try these ABX but I have no other LLMds to see. He was the only one even willing to treat me. He claims he has successfully treated Lyme with ABX with other patients and surprisingly he has very good online ratings.

So, very long story short: Has anyone successfully been treated with Invanz ABX?

I would try to keep treating herbaly for several more months since you can't really know when you've cleared it all out.

Thanks!
Posted 3/11/2014 4:50 PM (GMT -5)
NAET is an allergy elimination technique. N is the initial for the name of the person who developed it. I've never heard of it being used for infections, but I know people who have had good results with eliminating allergies. The practitioner will have vials of different things that you hold and then they do muscle testing. I have another allergy treatment I like and he uses muscle testing too and it works since I knew some of the things I was allergic to and I didn't tell him I was.

I don't understand how he's using it for Lyme, though, unless you do have an allergy to the bacteria or something they give off.
Posted 3/11/2014 11:57 PM (GMT -5)
The generic name is
Ertapenem
Posted 3/12/2014 12:52 AM (GMT -5)
I have been doing NAET and NET for 9 months. My NAET practitioner is the one who "discovered" I had Lyme. I have been to many holistic MDs, etc and have been sick for 23 years. I started the NAET because I was having severe diarrhea and thought it was from my Crohn's disease. My GI doctor gave up and was sending me to a surgeon (again). I have had 7 surgeries for the Crohn's and decided I needed to try something different.
I think it would be a good idea to talk to the NAET practitioner and see if they can help you. They offer a free visit to muscle test and see what your medical issues are, etc.
My NAET practitioner sent me to the LLMD. But my NAET practitioner is the best at muscle testing, so she helps decide which herbals I take for detox, etc. She also decides dosages.
Hope this helps. Good luck!
Posted 3/12/2014 1:08 AM (GMT -5)
Thank You
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