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Posted 3/2/2017 10:31 AM (GMT -5)
Hi!

BACKGROUND: Im new to lyme, and are experienced symptoms all across the board. I started treatment a month ago. Some of my family has had lyme, and Ive been undiagnosed for many years. I am now in college, and Lyme has stolen so much from me-I am still having separate issues, but when I got bloodwork done Lyme was also found! I am taking doxy 200 x2 a day, and moxifloxacin 400 x1 a day. Additionally, herbs and supplements. Its been extremely difficult, and I'm not sure if its herding or a part of lyme or I naturally have anxiety (Ive always been anxious-maybe its always been lyme?) but there are days where I can't even be around people or think straight. Ive wanted to just give up many many times. My body shut down this semester, and thankfully I found lyme, but there are still more answers I am not getting and its terrifying. That being said, I am desperate.


A doctor has suggested doing MAH as well. This disease is stripping me of my life and of my family money. Its $130 a session, recommended 1 or 2 times a week. This sounds amazing, but I of course don't want to be paying this much on top of all the other treatments. Also, I know everyones healing paths are different, so it may be great for one and not the other. I also worry about it being more of a placebo than anything at times? If anyone can give me some personal experiences or even just has more clinical info/research on it then that'd be great!
Posted 3/2/2017 11:03 AM (GMT -5)
My post doesn't have so much to do with the therapies that you are asking about, but because you said that you are feeling worse, what all are you doing for detoxing? This is a huge part of being able to heal from most of us.

And, my post will serve to bump your post back up to the top of the forum. smile
Posted 3/2/2017 12:20 PM (GMT -5)
I have been dry brushing and taking warm epsom/hydrogen peroxide baths. Also, drinking a lot of alkaline water.
What else are some easy things to do?
Posted 3/2/2017 12:29 PM (GMT -5)
Here is a great list of some of the things that we do to help us detox:
www.tiredoflyme.com/detox-methods.html

This is my list of things I do to detox:
I use a foot soak daily,
dry skin brushing,
making sure my bowels moved at least once a day (sorry if it's TMI!)
pushing myself to drink at least 64 ounces of lemon water each and every day,
liver/gall bladder flushes (all natural), as needed,
oil pulling with tea tree oil,
taking activated charcoal, as needed,
Alpha lipoic acid,
Quercetin,
​ turmeric,
Methyl B-12 and methyl folate,
Dandelion tincture,
red root tincture,
Yogi brand detox tea (original flavor)

and keeping the amount of stress in my life at a bare minimum.


​ I have used apple cider vinegar to help with detoxing as well - it's really good, but started making my stomach issues worse, so I stopped using it daily and only use it occasionally when I know I need a boost in my detoxing for just a day or two.​
Posted 3/2/2017 2:30 PM (GMT -5)
MAH helped me a ton... mine had ozone also. I just simply didn't do enough of them. It became prohibitive for my veins and my wallet... but it sure did make me feel better... I was symptom free for a year.
Posted 3/2/2017 7:15 PM (GMT -5)
I just started doing 10 pass ozone and it really is working good-I would highly suggest it.
I am having problems with my viens and only got 4 passes today-will try an hour long sauna before on Monday or talk them into trying my foot viens.

Try ozone it can really help-the more you do the more it will help. I used to do MAH about once every three weeks and that seemed like a waste
Posted 3/2/2017 7:30 PM (GMT -5)
MAH is helpful to very helpful for most. However, it's just like everything else...what's good for some may not be good for all. When I had it done, it was first at a clinic in Fl and then closer to home. I could tell the difference. I preferred Fl. So while many places provide these services, I've found differences in its application to how I ultimately felt afterwards.

It can also be hard on the veins for some people because of the ozone.

So will it help you? Probably. But you won't know unless you try it.
Posted 3/2/2017 10:23 PM (GMT -5)
Side effects of that moxifloxan can be as bad as lyme ...be careful not to get floxed....
bvt has been cheap and effective for me ....
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