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asherms1
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Q1: Is there a site or thread (possibly German language) with the experiences of Dr W's European patients?

Q2: Has he ever done any semi-controlled testing to attempt to establish whether his treatments work and if so which part is the most effective? It would seem easy and inexpensive to establish that though blind testing. He could for example use off frequency LEDs on a control group, and so forth. If so has he published it anywhere?

Q3: What is his relationship with Klinghardt?

Q4: Does he certify patients as Lyme-cured by ART?

Q5: Can ART be used on animals? If so it would seem to be easy to establish whether it works or not: Infect half of a cohort of dogs with a disease (say Lyme) and then see if an ART practitioner could successfully select the infected dogs and tell what their infection was. If ART requires a verbal response from the patient this obviously won't work, but I thought is involved only some sort of meter that hooked up to the subject.

Q6: Same as Q4 and Q5 except substitute biotensor dowsing rod for ART.

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These are some excellent questions. Very logical and I look forward to replies.
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I will respond - but not today. I am getting ready for celebrating Christmas this evening with my Family and that takes priority right now.

Wishing all of you a Blessed Christmas and Happy Holidays. We are snowed in and it is still falling right now!

Take care.

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Asherms1 -- The following will be a number of links of the state of medical research in the area. Most of which aren't associated with lyme disease. In other words use them for information purposes. We all know based on the IDSA -- lyme isn't chronic.

First is some ground breaking work being done by Janis EELLs

http://tinyurl.com/948b9n

Pubmed research into paving the way for LED treatments in parkinson's disease

http://tinyurl.com/7mvlgv

On alzheimers there is an LED helmet with many more links, it is using 1072nm as the NIR frequency.

http://tinyurl.com/6f6p8z

Here is study on wound healing by NASA

http://tinyurl.com/6f6p8z

The problem with clinical studies is the financial aspect to them. An organization has to be will to spend millions of dollars to do so. It isn't about public health. My contention due to the money aspects, we may never see much for reports unless it comes out of a university. Dr. Janis Eells and Dr Harry Whelan are sponsored by NASA. Still a financial interest!

So, in essense we could have a cure for lyme and no one will ever study it, unless it is profitable to do so. ABX is still profitable, so studies will continue.

I think the most promising study is on Alzheimers by the Brits using a LED helmet, if it is ever truly done. I believe most people with alzheimers actually have lyme. Ok, I have no study on it, just using common sense. When Dr MacDonald biopsied 10 alzheimer brains 7 of them had lyme. I believe this is what he stated in the movie "Under our skin".

So the question: how will we ever really know the efficacy of LED technology on lyme? My guess is individual testimonials from Dr. W.'s treatment in Germany.

Hopefully others will have more information.

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Possibly answer to one question about the final test of lyme or not lyme. Dr. Woitzel doesn't use ART or a biotensor for his final diagnosis of lyme. He uses an energetic device called the bicom 2000 to do the assessment.

http://www.energetic-medicine.net/bicom.html

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To A:

Please note that I will not respond or share any of my experiences with anyone who posts on Lymenet Europe or with anyone who copies my messages and carries them there for trashing and ridicule. Sorry about that.

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GiGi I'm sure Asherms1 had no clue of the LNE anti-alternative rabble that exists. Or they exist to parrody what we say hear on LNUSA just to do nothing more then use a bashing hammer like 2 year olds. Or that a great many of them are excommunicated from LNUSA because they couldn't maintain civilty with their fellow lymies.

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