posted 24 January 2003 14:40               

Nan,
Brucella is definitly able to be carried by ticks. I have read medical abstracts about it. I'll try to dig some up later for ya'll.
Xo, AJ

posted 02 December 2003 08:17            

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posted 03 December 2003 03:23            

HI ALL,

Katydid---the doctor who patented the bio-weapon mycoplasmas--Dr.Lo--hope he was messy in the lab and now suffers from his own home-made malady

I have made great strides in my treatment since I have started treatment for mycoplasmas and brucellosis---I feel like I have just been *spinning my wheels in the sand* prior to having the doc test me for all such co-infections

Yes--I had to ask him and he's LLMD--but was totally *fascinated by results*, said he did test most patients when this information became main-stream knowledge in the lyme world---and did not have any positive test results--I was a supposed 1st

I think it may have been the labs---my tests where done thru Labcorp---but sent to Nicolson's lab in Huntington Beach, Calf.

I really feel B.B is just the *TIP* of the "INFECTIOUS DISEASE CASCADE" that makes up this chronic illness

AND----- there are other pathogens infecting some of us, that they don't even have a *titer* for. AND----alot of the pathogens present with the same syptomology----but require different and unique interventions

posted 03 December 2003 09:18               

At the time of this discovery, I went to a Progressive Homeopathy practitioner in the UK who then diagnosed me through using electronic acupuncture with brucellosis abortus bang, mycoplasma fermentans, tb, chickenpox in lungs, latent measles, rubella and a range of stuff.

I went through 15 months treatment with them. The treatment was nosodes - a kind of electrically/frequency charged drop/solution which was supposed to clear these infections. Unfortunatrely, 15 months later when I was given the all clear - i.e. no more infections found, I still felt as ill as when I started. They said it was beccause it would take several mnths for the immune system to recover and settle. I am still waiting. I lost faith in the treatment, longe before my all clear, and seriously doubted my brucellosis diagnosis by then. ($$$$ later).

I was told to avoid all dairy like the plague, undercooked meats also. But, other than that they had no dietary advice.

They claimed it's mostly biowarfare through food (i.e. governments allow substandard pasteurization procedures, etc) and also spray populations with germs of all kinds to disable and kill the weak ones (us).

Perhaps this is the case, I don't know what to think anymore. But, at the time it made me so paranoid - I just couldn't live like that. I want to enjoy my life as much as I can not be watching over my shoulder all the time for big brothers who's out to get me.

Vaccinations was another route they said you get brucellosis and myco from (maybe it's true).

The trouble is, I guess, symptoms of Brucella are same as symptoms for Borrelia and many other infections.

I am going to take it up again though when I finally get to see an LLMD, hopefully early 2004.

posted 29 October 2004 10:32            

I have taken the Rifampin several times for other stuff (Staph and Bartonella) so, maybe if it was here - it's gone!!

Just wondering if there was any new news in the Brucellosis arena!

Thanks for bringing this up!

Sherry

posted 30 January 2005 20:15               

Thanks to AJ, persons who added to this thread and a problem with cattle on our lawn, I may be able to add to your post. While researching my problem I found that the local rancher’s herd was quarantined in 1976 for Brucellosis. I have spent almost twenty years trying to find why snowshoe hares populations became severely impacted in the area where I and others became ill. Here may be a reason but I cannot find if Brucella abortus is known to be tick-borne. Wonder if any others have found studies that show this?

Here is a little more information:- BC Lyme info.

Ron