The Perfect 7 and Dr. Jernigan protocol

I've been reading about the "perfect 7" recently as well (although I was looking at just doing the "good" or "better" setup since I'm already stocked full of the essential oils and coffee enema items). I'm glad you posted this question and will be interested to see the response.

Hi Lymesinger and sknight,

when I followed Dr. Jernigan's protocol it was a long time ago and from his first book.  Thus the Perfect 7's were not around.

I took Borrelogen for a few months (one is supposed to take it for 2 months).

On the advice of Hansa Center, I added Neuro-Antitox CNS/PNS Formula to bind up all the ammonia and toxins.

Then I switched to Microbojen for another few months.  

Then I took all 3 botanicals together and continued for another 3 months.  I wrote out the protocol on my blog which is in my signature line.

I have been healed for over 8 years and feel great!  I still continue to take detox baths, do dry skin brushing, coffee enema's only because I believe we live in a toxic world.   The only supplements I take are Green Vibrance and Magnesium.

Hope this helps!

Denise

I went to Hansa for the 2 week program. I walked out as sick as I walked in. Other people I was there with had the same experience. I do believe they help some people, but I don't think they really understand why some and not others.

I found some of the treatments rather dubious. For example, you do a foot sauna every day. Day 1 they told me the water turning brown was caused by toxins coming out of my foot. This has been unambiguously disproved in peer reviewed research, the brown color comes from the electrodes. I complained to my Doc about this and he said the staff member should not have told me that, the he would make sure they stopped, and that the real benefit was shooting ions into the body (itself a claim backed by no science, but I digress…). However, next week I heard a new patient being told exactly the same toxins story. Really. Not. Good.

As far as the remedies are concerned these are all based on Dr Jernigan's bio-resonance technique which I believe is genuinely amazing. However, the science essentially comes in two parts and I am very dubious of the latter. Basically bio-resonance testing enables him to pick up the frequencies of toxins in your body, for example bio-resonance testing finds a lot of Lyme patients have excess ammonia. So far so good. He potentially deserves awards for this part imo.

However, the next stage is he gives you a remedy that is basically a substance with the opposing frequency to the toxin. Just holding a vial of the remedy over your body will negate the detected frequency of the toxin. I buy this, its basic physics, opposing wave forms cancel each other out. However, I see no reason why ingesting said remedy will do anything biologically to the organism or toxin. I believe the frequencies just cancel out when they are both present - that's it. When I asked Dr. J how the remedies would help me he told me the body’s immune system "learns" the frequency from the remedy. This is a highly problematic statement to me. First, though not a scientist, I am aware of no research (or even theories) that the body's immune system uses specific frequencies to kill invaders. Second, even if it did, I have no idea how it would know to use the frequency of one substance among the gazillions ingested. As an aside, I am a fan of energy based medicine (rife machines etc), but the immune system is not a rife machine.

So, basically, I think Hansa remedies and the Hansa center are rolling the dice on some pretty dubious science. But, as I said, some people do appear to get well there, so if you can afford it roll away.

I would also caution you that the same handful of people show up on all the forums singing the praises of Hansa. I do not doubt their integrity, but I do believe the silent majority likely receives no benefit.

Hi all,

As many know, I didn't go to Hansa.  I first educated myself from reading Dr. Jernigan's book and then I followed his protocol at home.  Taking the botanicals was the easy part, the difficult part for me was getting into the habit of detoxing every day...  Dry skin brushing, taking detox baths, foot baths, etc. 

Getting better is not possible in 2 weeks, it's an ongoing process for at least a year.   After I became well, I said to myself "if I want to stay well and keep myself healthy I believe I must continue the detox baths and all the detox methods I learned for the rest of my life"...  And that is what I have been doing for over 8 years. 

I actually enjoy the soothing detox baths, I love dry skin brushing because it feels sooooooooo good!  I don't enjoy doing the coffee enema's but I do them because I feel great afterward!

Last but not least, I do a liver flush twice a year, parasite cleanse at least twice a year, etc.

Hope this helps!

Denise

I'm definitely integrating the physical detox stuff! I've been unwell for so long, but not knowing that I had Lyme until just earlier this year...that I had already developed quite a few good habits (and am learning more) that will ALWAYS be with me. I'm prepared for the long slog, just wanting to focus my resources. I'm starting to think that, as long as the supplemental protocol is solid with some anti-microbial support and detox support, with a pristine diet and as much exercise as physical limitations will allow...the real key is focusing on as many detox steps as often as possible, if not every single day. They say it takes 4 to 6 weeks to develop new habits...well, that's a drop in the bucket for Lyme treatment's timeline, so I'm almost there! :) The coffee enemas...that's one I'm going to have to get over a mental hurdle to do, but I can totally understand that it will be very beneficial.