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Thank you MrsSAM
 

I get the vibrations constantly and have for as long as i can remember (i'm 41). Used to be in my back, i would have sworn my bed was moving when I was trying to go to bed.

Now my legs/feet are the worst though i have them most places. I did have them go away on some lyme/coinfection treatment - I cant remember which.

I believe possibly magnesium might help but off the top of my head I'm not sure.

I wish you alot of luck and as i said I am sure someone else will come along with some more in depth answers.

Please take care.
 

Hopefully yours will go away wih treatment.

How long have you been infected?

robi

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I also think that I fell the Bb somehow.

Interestingly, it also goes down after Cat's Claw for some hours.
 

it is gone now, and hastn seemed to resurface in at least two months.

I think one of my (unfounded) fears of Rife is that I will have that electrical feeling again. It was something I really disliked, like a constant buzz.

Bc

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Good luck -

Cigi
 

I hear this symptoms alot, it is awful, does get better though. Mine is back due to flare/dieoff who knows.

I have had the electric shocks right up my spine, and get them in my toe now during herxing. Lots of weird feeling with lyme disease and dieoff, and when I wasn't aware of what was happening it really freaks you out, but you get used to it and become to tolerate it, except when it gets bad for me and involves bad pains.

Don't know if there is a drug that helps it, I haven't taken any, others may have.

Take Care
lymiecanuck
 

My doctor explained it to me: we have certain receptors in the skin and connective tissue which transmit the sensation of vibration, either via normal stimulus or abnormal stimulus, such as neurotoxins.

I got rid of the excess of neurotoxins and the vibrations ceased.

What are Neurotoxins? In order of severity/importance?

Neurotoxins are substances attracted to the mammalian nervous system. They are absorbed by nerve endings and travel inside the neuron to the cell body. On their way they distrupt vital functions of the nerve cell, such as axonal transport of nutrients, mitochondrial respiration and proper DNAtranscription. The body is constantly trying to eliminate neurotoxins via the available exit routes: the liver, kidney, skin and exhaled air.

Detox mechanisms include acetylation, sulfation, glucuronidation, oxidation and others. The liver is most important in these processes. Here most elimination products are expelled with the bile into the small intestine and should leave the body via the digestive tract. However, because of the lipophilic/neurotropic nature of the neurotoxins, most are reabsorbed by the abundant nerve endings of the enteric nervous system (ENS) in the intestinal wall. The ENS has more neurons than the spinal chord. From the moment of mucosal uptake the toxins can potentially take 4 different paths:

1. neuronal uptake and via axonal transport to the spinal chord (sympathetic neurons) or brainstem (parasympathetics) - from here back to the brain.
2. Venous uptake and via the portal vein back to the liver
3. Lymphatic uptake and via the thoracic duct to the subclavian vein
4. Uptake by bowel bacteria and tissues of the intestinal tract

Here is an incomplete list of common neurotoxins in order of importance:

(i) Heavy metals: such as mercury, lead, cadmium and aluminium.

(ii) Biotoxins: such as tetanus toxin, botulinum toxin (botox), ascaridin (from intestinal parasites), unspecified toxins from streptococci, staphylococci, lyme disease, clamydia, tuberculosis, fungal toxins and toxins produced by viruses. Biotoxins are minute molecules (200-1000 kilodaltons) containing nitrogen and sulfur. They belong to a group of chemical messengers which microorganisms use to control the host�s immune system, host behaviour and the host�s eating habits.

(iii) Xenobiotics (man-made environmental toxins): such as dioxin, formaldehyde, insecticides, wood preservatives, PCBs etc.

(iv) Food Preservatives, excitotoxins and cosmetics: such as aspartame (diet sweeteners) food colourings, flouride, methyl-and propyl-paraben, etc.

I have found that mercury in its different chemical forms has a synergistic amplifying effect with all other neurotoxins. When mercury is removed, the body starts to more effectively eliminate all other neurotoxins, even if they are not adressed.

see Neurotoxin Elimination Protocol at www.neuraltherapy.com/articles

Have patience.