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Posted 3/13/2017 9:30 PM (GMT -5)
Just published in a peer-reviewed journal. Please see:

http://thescipub.com/PDF/ofsp.11074.pdf
Posted 3/13/2017 10:10 PM (GMT -5)
Wow, that is something I will have to read when I am not so tired.
Posted 3/14/2017 9:46 AM (GMT -5)
Thank you for sharing that article, Arkei! I haven't read the entire thing, but it's very interesting. I'll have to read it later when I can focus on it more.

Welcome to our community!! Are you a Lyme patient?
Posted 3/14/2017 11:17 AM (GMT -5)
Thank you for your interest in this research. No, I am not a Lyme patient but a researcher in chronic conditions.
Posted 3/16/2017 12:52 PM (GMT -5)
What is your tie to this article? Are you a Researcher that is looking into chronic Lyme, or just came across the article? Have you seen this protocol in use?

LOL! Sorry for all the questions, but if there is a new technique for treating these infections effectively, we would LOVE to know more!!


For those that wish to know more about this, but can't fight their way through the article, I did find this within the article - a basic outline of the procedure:

"Table 1. The Ruggiero-Klinghardt (RK) Protocol steps of diagnostic and therapeutic procedures
Step 1. First comprehensive Autonomic Response Testing (ART).

Step 2. Total-body diagnostic ultrasonography that has the role of further refining the diagnostic hypotheses put forward by ART.

Step 3. Application of therapeutic ultrasounds with particular focus on the areas identified as “abnormal” with the previous steps.

Step 4. Second ART performed after application of therapeutic ultrasounds: Comparison of the results
with those obtained with the first ART of Step 1.

Step 5. Collection of midstream urine in a sterile container that is then shipped to the laboratory. Alternatively, the presence of microbes, toxins, circulating cancer cells or other pathogenic noxae is investigated in other biological matrixes such as stools, blood or serum or breath that are appropriately collected.

Step 6. Pharmacological treatment with remedies specific for the identified pathogens.

Step 7. Daily application of therapeutic ultrasounds targeted to the areas identified with the previous steps.

Follow-up at 3-4 month intervals to evaluate the effectiveness of treatment and to assess the treatment end-point. "
Posted 3/16/2017 12:55 PM (GMT -5)
I am a researcher who is looking into chronic conditions and I came across this article. I gathered some information and it seems that the protocol is implemented in Klinghardt's clinics and in Europe.
Posted 3/16/2017 1:05 PM (GMT -5)
Thank you!! And thank you for sharing this here!

I pray that you never have to experience these infections! Be careful out there!!
Posted 3/16/2017 4:29 PM (GMT -5)
some sort of ultrasound massage huh?

well, interesting. i still wait for some serious researcher to take that herb Red Root and see what it does to the lymph nodes that relaxes them and helps flow. The fact that so many ppl find relief with it while no research was published on the topic (to approve or disprove) is disturbing. especially that the allopathic medicine has NO DRUGS that achieve a similar effect.

come on researchers, write some grant proposals, question everything, run tests, write results and draw conclusions.... ya know... research...

Post Edited (mpost) : 3/16/2017 3:40:06 PM (GMT-6)

Posted 3/16/2017 6:47 PM (GMT -5)
Thanks that is interesting. So I guess they can find specific areas in the body that need the pathways to be opened up and then we can treat these stubborn(although very stealth and smart bacteria).using ultrasound massage.

I hope it will prove helpful and become available to all that need it.

The good news is ... people are researching and thinking and trying to figure this out.

Somewhere, somehow ,somebody can and will discover a way to cure/treat Lyme with full success.
The answer is out there somewhere. It has to be. Take care, Jo
Posted 7/9/2017 12:55 AM (GMT -5)
the url http://thescipub.com/PDF/ofsp.11074.pdf no longer works
it is now at http://thescipub.com/PDF/ajisp.2017.114.126.pdf - Klinghardt and Ruggiero paper
Posted 7/9/2017 1:00 AM (GMT -5)
Hi holistic doc2, welcome to our community!


Thank you for sharing a working link for that site.

Do you have lyme disease?
Posted 7/10/2017 7:01 AM (GMT -5)
Hi everybody. Thanks for your welcome, Girlie.
Fortunately no. I'm a GP (general practitioner in Australia, same as family doctor in USA.) I recently saw someone who believes they have lyme and listened to Dietrich Klinghardt on a Health Talks On-Line "summit" then found his paper from February. The woman I saw gave me a paper by Joseph J. Burrascano as she is my first person ever, with lyme - so I'm on that "steep learning curve."
Posted 7/10/2017 8:07 AM (GMT -5)
Holisticdoc -

Thank you for taking your patient seriously and educating yourself about Lyme. Many GPs won't entertain the idea of testing a patient, much less researching the condition.

Hope you can help your patient find healing!

Denver1
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