I don't know if you guys can use a translator, but if you can, it is worth to read what this ex-pilot and engineer knows about lyme disease and its treatment.
She's now a naturopathic doctor, and has interesting insights about lyme and lyme treatment.
She thinks that what takes care of lyme is not exactly antimicrobials, but a functioning immune system.
She knows about Buhner, dr K, Cowden, Horow., and many other types of treatments, also in France and Germany.
she has some good tips for what kind of treatments one could do for parasites, candida, etc.
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Is there any online site that translates text from one language into another?
If not, would you care to let us know whether he's reporting any information we don't already know about?
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Robin, I'm trying to find a way to translate it, but when I copy paste it to a translator, I get it all in pieces...
I guess, if you scroll down all the pages, you'll get an idea what she is talking about.
one interesting thought she had is that she thinks most of us in this planet are contaminated with Borrelia, but that most people are healthy carriers.
If many people are interested, I can summarize page by page...
For a lyme sufferer, I guess what is interesting are her ideas for treatments. I know most of what she talks about, but not all in detail...
she thinks treating the terrain, the gut, detox and a bit of antimicrobials are the only way out, meaning, she believes only the immune system will 'cure' lyme, and for that, you need nutrition, detox, gut treatment, parasite treatment, electrosmog sanitation etc.
What is good is that she puts everything into one 'letter', and it is good to take a look at the whole, in case you forgot some of the items (like colon cleanse, for example).
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Brussls: I'll try to give a short 'summary', and I avoid putting the whole name of doctors (just refer to original source, if you'd like to know who they are).
If someone wants to help me, please feel free to add your own translation / summary.
--------------------------------- Page 11
How to treat lyme?
1- diminish infections globally
2- diminish global toxic charge
3- fix the terrain
4- fix the gut
All that aims to fix your immune system that can defend you in the future.
Treatments that only aim Borrelia usually do not work for chronic lyme, as the whole picture (of coinfections) have to be taken in account.
If you only treat Borrelia, recommendations are Amoxy, Doxy, Roceph.
-------------- INTEGRATIVE THERAPIES
Several drugs, pulsed, each short term, but for long months / years.
Use antibiotics that act intracellular.
Azith, Mino, Rifam, Doxy, Tetrlysal, Plaquenil, Atovaqu, Malar, Flagyl, and antiparasitics Albendaz, Flvermal, Zentl, Biltricide, and anti candida like Triflucan, Fluconaz, Nystatine.
Doxy: creates cysts. Flagyl: treats cysts and clostridium dif.
Dapsone is used by some, but it's controversial. Dapsone can even kill (Pr A Picot).
With drugs, you can add: essential oils, homeopathy, phytotherpay, acupuncture, etc and supplements like omega 3, pre and probiotics, minerals, vitamins...
Success rate: about 60-90% get better (she does not say healed, but patients feel better)
however, many relapse, about 80% relapse after stopping treatment.
On top, antibiotics destroy intestinal flora and lower immunity.
Then candida grows, few MDs treat it. Systemic candida invade several organs and make lyme treatment harder.
She only hears complaints about systemic candida.
Dr E Sapi said in 2014 that patients who died of lyme were covered with candida. She did her own research there, and found more organs contaminated (the number of organs with candida, from those lyme patients who died, were more and more infected with candida).
Sytemic candida is extremely hard to eliminate. No carb-diet is recommended, long term, but it's too hard for patients to tolerate it.
Both candida and parasites thrive: - inside cells - in acid milieu - with mercury
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Page 11 cont: ALTERNATIVE THERAPIES
She is a supporter. -Phytotherapy,
-aromatherapy (essential oils),
- homeopathy
- sometimes quantic therapies with frequencies like scalar waves, spooky 2, phototherapy, Hulda clark zapper, Moratherapy, Timewaver etc
- Ozone IV
- hyperthermy
- hyperbaric chamber
- and in first place: nutrition, micronutrition, strict diet, hypo-toxic, alcalinizing and detoxifying diet.
Many protocols are used: - Cowden - Buhner - Dr K combines Cowden and anti infectious treatments with chelation and a very strict diet
N. Campb. uses GAPS diet.
In her own opinion GAPS is good, but it won't alone heal lyme (own experience).
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OTHER ALTERNATIVES
Dr A Kalck recommends MMS, good for cancer, AIDS, lyme etc
Parasites react well to MMS according to this dr.
In Belgium, sodium chlorite is used against Charcot disease with good results.
for autism (and other chronic problems), nutritional supplementation and diet change is essential, and also heavy metal detox and other environmental toxin detox.
------------------------------ Dr K says 3 are the main pts to treat lyme: - detox of environm toxins - use of plants as antimicrobials - change of diet (detox, rebuild the terrain, heal the gut)
Dr K says that viruses cause lyme (make it possible to develop).
viruses and parasites play a role in lyme, and he recommends treating the bigger (parasites) first then go down, as the bigger hosts the smaller (parasites host lyme bacteria and viruses).
Biofilms get particularly thick and harder to treat if they contain mercury.
Dr K treatments are:
- detox all heavy metals, even radioactive particles
- detox many pollutants, sp glyphosate (see publications from Pr G E Seral...)
- Diet: exclusively organic, selective, rich in nutrients.
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Thanks for the summary!
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You're welcome Robin!
Continuing: Page 15: My point of view
As a sufferer and a therapist, after studying the disease for more than 10 years, I learned a lot and helped many patients.
To have a successful treatment, you need:
- to lower the number of infectious pathogens - to lower the toxic charge - to fix the terrain - to fix the gut
--------------- Fixing the terrain and gut:
Change diet: first thing to do!
- only eat organic food
- no sugar, no carbs (at least, at start)
- saturated and non-saturated fats, omega 3 etc
You may eat animals from an organic farm, that look after animals with some respect.
Don't take milk, unless fermented for at least 24 hours. You'd rather avoid milk for good at start.
No cereals with gluten is a must, but corn and soja must also be out.
75% veggies, bits of fruits.
Each person varies: if necessary cook lightly steam veggies, but raw helps detox better.
If you got gut dysbiosis, you aren't able to digest raw. You gotta correct dysbiosis first.
Add nutritional supplements like zinc, silica, selenium, chrome, magnesium, potassium, molybdenum, phosphorus, sometimes calcium, sodium, copper, lithium.
Inside cells, we often find aluminum and mercury, also Pb (lead), arsenic and many other toxic elements.
Some vitamins usually are missing: B vitamins, A, D, E, K and C.
Aminoacids also sometimes are missing.
The idea is: take off toxins, fill up with nutrients.
Food brings nutrition but also brings detoxification.
Natural chelators like green juices, supplements or chemical chelators are on 2nd plan to help detox.
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Drug chelation with DMPS, DMSA, EDTA need to be done under a practitioner and requires very strict supplementation.
Dr Mutter: that's what she follows: nutritional supplementation, high amounts, non toxic, to fill in what's lacking.
You gotta first do biological exams to find out what is the patient lacking (not just add, without tests).
Here are some ideas to test: magnésium
silica
zinc
molybdène
sélénium
iodine
sulfur
glutathione
alpha-lipoic acid
N-Acetylcystéine
oméga-3
probiotics
glutamine
collagen
extremelly pure chlorella, made in glasses
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P 16 contin:
DIMINISH TOXIC CHARGE:
1st: change diet (as above), only organic
Many veggies, don't forget cabbage.
Don't even think about sodas, sugar drinks, bad juices, hot chocolate, wine with pesticides etc... This must belong to the past.
Just take water. As clean as possible.
Don't forget electrosmog, it's usually toxic. No wifi, watch out for mobile phones etc
Look for solutions in the internet (to protect against e-smog).
Become actor, take your health in charge.
Don't start chelation if you haven't cleaned your jaws. Dr Mutter stresses this point.
If you start chelation with a dirty mouth / jaw, you may get worse than better.
Some detox / chelation methods: TMD, Detoxik, Metostp, Emeramide etc.
You can do a research on your own.
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If you prefer the drug way, DMPS, DMSA, EDTA, do it with proper practitioner (doctor).
Don't forget: never start chelation with metals still in your mouth!
In France, chelation is not authorized, only in exceptional cases.
If you start with drugs, after, you got to make a strong supplementation with nutrients, preferably IV, if possible, to avoid hurting yourself.
Think about your house, everything around you, and try to clean your environment, as best as possible
--------------- In the box:
Aluminum as nanoparticles present in vaccines is a big problem, according to prof Gherardi.
Once in the brain, it does not leave the brain anymore.
It starts a disease called macrophagic myofasciite (?).
The only way to clean this Aluminum in the brain is to take Silica and Magnesium malate. Also Magnesium citrate is good for lyme, as it alkalinizes the blood.
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p.17 TO LOWER INFECTIOUS LOAD
What to do in case of neverending relapses?
Abx won't always give the good results people talk about.
It follows the old school (pasteur), we ignore the rest (whole body). Then the microbe will come back!
And it will come back stronger and more stubborn.
Meanwhile, Borrelia hides deeper inside our tissues, and adapt itself to evade treatment.
She knows children taking abx for more than 15 years (!!!), autistic children, and these children cannot miss a day without abx!!
You got to take into account the environment if you want to heal.
Try also not to be reinfected, which is not always easy.
There is a new drug called Nizonide, or Nitazoxanide, promising a cure for Borrelia, coinfections, parasites, viruses and retroviruses.
She seems skeptical, and says, there will be still candida to treat (in case it works the way people believe it will).
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Nizonide has got a lot of successes so far (for lyme), some viral diseases and parasites in the USA, Canada and India, where it is made and sold without prescription.
In France, Nizonide is forbidden.
There is a protocol in France for people using Nizonide to treat lyme.
She admires these groups of patients who are trying to get rid of lyme.
They observe borrelia in the microscope and follow the evolution through the months.
You may find the protocol easily in the internet.
It is not a solo drug, you need still Zythro and essential oils on top. And not to forget, candida.
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I'll continue later... Got tired!
No one volunteer to help me summarize it? It's not difficult!!
Pleeeeease?
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