I am thinking that this would have been a good thing for me!
That it would be nice to have a short and simple fact sheet running along here in this forum.
This would list what we have learned from experience.
Things that we have learned because it happen to us or someone we know.
Now all of this hasn't happen to me. Most of this I have read here or I have learned from talking with other people.
You can GET about six different diseases when you get bit by any insect, any tick, flea, nats, fly, mosquito etc...
Ticks are carried on many animals, deer, mice, squirrels, ground hogs birds
Ticks and insects are attracted to the breath manuals exhale, carbon dioxide. They move walk, hitch a ride, crawl toward the carbon dioxide.
Early identification and treatment with Abx might, maybe, possible get rid of the disease. This can only happen if ALL of the disease is eliminated form your body while you are on the Abx. If not it moves into organs and is very difficult to remove from these places.
Testing of blood for the disease is not reliable.
The disease likes to live and does so very often in the BRAIN, stomach, intestines, bladder, gallbladder, and spleen and body joints.
The disease will most often infect the weakest part of the body such as injured knee, ankle, foot, some place where surgery was done, weak GI tract, tooth root canal, back injury, sinus history, ear infection history
The disease can be gotten by having sex with an infected person.
The disease can be gotten from a mother's breast milk.
The disease is found in a persons' tears.
The disease can be pasted in a blood transfusion.
The disease is alive in the **** from infected mammals.
The can be gotten from dog kisses.
It can be gotten by sleeping with dogs or cats.
Entire families tend to be infected.
There is no accurate blood testing for the disease.
It is common for people to relapse.
It is common for people to have new areas of their body infected.
It is very common for people to think they are over the disease, cured of the disease when they are not.
The disease can stay in the body at a low level moving into new areas without affecting the person. It can multiply and not affect the person it is living in until the person gets old or is injured or extends themselves too much.
It can slowly multiply and spread out in the body.
It will infect the brain. It lives in areas where the blood flow has a low velocity.
It will infect the eyes.
Everyone responds differently to the infections, each case is unique. Everyone responds differently to treatment.
TREATMENTS Abx-antibiotics and probiotics Cats-Claw d-lenolate Salt and Vitamin C Herbal ``Buhner''
LIFESTYLE changes
Be happy! Smile! This helps a lot. Eat organic, no sugar, no grains, no rice, no rice flour, no potato, no beer, no alcohol Elaine Gottschall diet from the first day you read this. Exercise and sweat often, as often as you can, everyday if possible.
When you think you are over IT take something else to kill IT.
Posted by Marnie (Member # 773) on :
WOW...you really have put this all together!
Now...watch and listen CLOSELY to recent news on TV and in print forms...and think about WHY the PUSH IS ON to increase our "Omega 3s" and to lower our cholesterol. Do you know that the Omega 3s are in the process of being added to our food chain? Yea! GREAT idea! We've already added them to infant formulas...a few years ago.
"They" are listening to us. I believe it. We're being "watched" because many of us are beginning to see, to understand, what is happening.
This disease is VERY widespread...and when it progresses, it can manifest/trigger OTHER diseases, including "autoimmune".
The WORSE pathogens, IMO, are those that are STD...sexually transmitted diseases because in order to survive as a species, we gotta have...well, you know...;-)
I think most of us would rather not be forced to "multiply" via a petri dish.
When a pathogen does DNA damage OR triggers a recessive gene to emerge...we're in trouble.
Pathogens, toxins in our environment, "oxidative stress", etc. contribute to disease onset and to aging.
These -> damage to the powerhouses of our cells...the mitochondria. Disease and aging are in this respect...one in the same. Are we not getting older, faster? Girls are beginning to "mature" (earlier onset of menstruation), for example.
Is this mitochondrial damage reversible? I know of 2 doctors who believe so...Perricone and Ames.
Perricone...chromium + acids (lots) and a low glycemic index diet.
AND...keep your sugar levels low...don't trigger insulin. Complex carbs do NOT...but they do supply glycogen in "slow release" form and we HAVE to have glycogen.
The above are keys to being healthy and this impacts our ability to fight.
Posted by John292 (Member # 4628) on :