Healing Neurological Lyme Disease Symptoms (live training) Free

Just a head's up on this. I used to follow this doctor, until I attended one of his free online conferences. He said to me that herbs alone are not enough to treat these infections. When I told him I had healed completely with herbs only, his response was that I obviously didn't have these infections then.

I have not since followed him, nor do I promote his business or any of his products or articles. He's a TCM practitioner and I was healed by a TCM practitioner - maybe one that knew a lot more than he did.

Is your case now a relapse or reinfection trav? Guess there is no way of knowing ...
Some of our members with serious life threatening dx are following your pioneering bravery with chronic tonic ...

i am trusting that sida and isatis are systemic and bactricidal ...

on 2 frogs there was something that got my goat but now i cant remember

madisongrrl said...
Greg lee is a super bright guy. He is an acupuncturist (not a doctor) and he doesn't prescribe abx. I would suggest that people read the articles on his site and to read the research that he references. He is a "think outside the box" kind of clinician.

Just like some people completely fail abx, some people completely fail herbs as well. And many of the serious neurological cases - the people with severe neuropathies or POTS patients generally do not get well on herbs alone.

I need to politely disagree with this. I followed him and attended one of his online seminares, and it was during that time that he told me that herbs only would not heal these infections, and that since I had healed using herbs only, I obviously did not have Lyme or other tick-borne infections. That is not thinking outside the box - particularly since he is a TCM practitioner, and I was seeing a TCM practitioner and she healed me using herbs only - treating only tick-borne infections and balancing out my body.

bluelyme said...
Is your case now a relapse or reinfection trav? Guess there is no way of knowing ...
Some of our members with serious life threatening dx are following your pioneering bravery with chronic tonic ...

Yes, it's really a guessing game, but I did come down with symptoms after another tick attached, so I'm voting for a reinfection, because I wasn't experiencing any Lyme, Bart, Babs or any other tick-borne infections symptoms for a full year before that.

Yes, I do realize that there are several people that are giving it a try! I'm both excited and nervous! LOL! I do hope it works for them, and yet, I know that it doesn't work for everyone - nothing does as you know.

Traveler said...

madisongrrl said...
Greg lee is a super bright guy. He is an acupuncturist (not a doctor) and he doesn't prescribe abx. I would suggest that people read the articles on his site and to read the research that he references. He is a "think outside the box" kind of clinician.

Just like some people completely fail abx, some people completely fail herbs as well. And many of the serious neurological cases - the people with severe neuropathies or POTS patients generally do not get well on herbs alone.

I need to politely disagree with this. I followed him and attended one of his online seminares, and it was during that time that he told me that herbs only would not heal these infections, and that since I had healed using herbs only, I obviously did not have Lyme or other tick-borne infections. That is not thinking outside the box - particularly since he is a TCM practitioner, and I was seeing a TCM practitioner and she healed me using herbs only - treating only tick-borne infections and balancing out my body.

It's a good thing to disagree! And you don't even have to use the "polite" qualifier. Disagreement is what spurs on good conversation and information exchange.

I understand that you disagreed with his assessment of you and the way you feel about using herbs, however, I still think he is very bright and having a disagreement does not invalidate all his articles on his website.

Prior to being an acupuncturist, Greg was a software engineer at NASA and worked on robotics and satellite projects. His articles contain references, which I appreciate when someone has backed up their opinions with science or at least has given serious consideration the mechanisms of action as to why things might work - especially when the science gets thin.

A link to his article collection:
goodbyelyme.com/free_articles

Here is a podcast where he was interviewed:
www.stitcher.com/podcast/mackay-rippey/lyme-ninja-radio/e/10-lyme-expert-greg-lee-lac-acupuncture-41532314

I thought this article was very good and it gave me some techniques that I might employ to heal my nervous system:
goodbyelyme.com/free_articles/healing_nervous_system/cns_lyme_inflammation

Specifically, I was looking at Frequency Specific Microcurrent, which my local naturopath does do. This might be something I try down the road after I finish IV abx. Greg has had lots of success using this technique so it's something to consider.