So you say you have circulation issues & migrating pains. Well, maybe it is because spirochetes use our circulatory system as their super highway.
Do you feel short of breath & then all of a sudden it magically goes away & then comes back again? Maybe it is due to the spirochetes in our blood & at any given time there can be a higher concentration of infected rbc's in an area, lets say your brain, which then tells your body there is not enough blood to your brain & that you should breath deeper for more O2. At times it can get stronger & your heart rate increases to gain extra O2 to your body & brain.
Spirochetes & co-infections (babs/bart) are hidden in rbc's & are invisible once inside, so we never have a clear picture of the true nature of the infection.
Here is a beautiful spirochete burrowing out of a rbc with some aggression. This person has Lyme & has checked their blood.
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Posted by bluelyme (Member # 47170) on :
I appriciate your work lymed2010 thank you
Posted by Lymedin2010 (Member # 34322) on :
Thanks bluelyme!
Dr. Bela Bozsik lectures on his DualDur reagent at the prestigious NorVect conference. The DualDur agent is used to view spirochetes directly in human blood. He then shows blood spirochetes that have been proven positive by monoclonal antibody immuno staining provided by the CDC (shocking of all the people to help).
He then shows us an electron microscopic image, demonstrating to us the two membrane layers (outer membrane & cytoplasmic membrane).
The live spirochete looks exactly what we see in our Lyme Diseased blood and what I have seen explode in my blood as I developed more & more Lyme Disease symptoms!!!
I just had my friend crush the cells in regular bright field and out came the ketes...! The must not like the venom but inside the rbc was healthy and spiraling. ..im glad dr blzek is helping in identifying it
thinking about your last post about the saline...how can we get salt enough in blood with out jacking elecrolyte levels with potassium etcetc
Posted by Lymedin2010 (Member # 34322) on :
Would be awesome if others can share their videos too, as we all love to see new observations.
Yea, the salt observations were surprising at such low concentrations. The human body is tightly regulated & homeostasis is a priority. Both PH & ions are tightly regulated and don't stray too far for too long.
Posted by bluelyme (Member # 47170) on :
I am going to invest soon in a scope soon..thank you for inspiration