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Question: Am reading Dr. H's book. After this am going to read "Cure Unknown." Somewhere in there I need to review the Burrascano guidelines and read the Marty Ross Treat Lyme ebook.
Any other must-reads? I don't remember much because of severe brain fog but I can hold on to SOME info.
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Sorry, didn't finish that other post. I see that Bryan Risner has a lot of books! Would you recommend this over the others?
Thanks! Just trying to cram as much info into my semi-useless brain as I can!
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*I meant Bryan Rosner, not Risner. I used to be able to spell.
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Death...(im not sure if i like your name, but anyway)...imo...and i too am foggy but better than i was:
-cure unknown is easy and fun and teaches you while at the same time making you feel better cuz this smart.mom and woman writer explains how healthy, smart ppl can.get really sick and come back from.it. she has a second book that continues the story and might update too...but imo you would miss a lot if you only read the second one. The first one is probably really cheap on amazon now. That is really my favorite bbook ever i think..because it validated me after 15 yrs of being told it was all in my head
-Dr H's book is also excellent but in a different way. I wasnt able to read it cover to cover (i couldnt do that with the guidelines either) but i use them both all the time as research docs. Pretty much everything-up to when they werr written-is covered
(It can be argued dr h left some stuff out but i think he explains that)
-and the reason i like bryans new book so much is because it truely is updated and organized so well for a recovering lyme brain
His lyme tx and rife books are older. I dont understand rife that well as i am new to it so i dont know how dated his rife bookis. I was never able to understnd it but i have very little prior knowledge in tht area.
Re. Rife book please ask on RIFE thread. On LN. They all knowrife and the book
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I bet bryans lyme tx book is also cheap on amazon now...im not sure how dated it is and if it would confuse someone new. You would have to keep in mind when it was written because there continues to be so much change in the lyme story
Dr h and drb are excellent, experienced lllmd s
Pam is science journalist
Bryan is lay person, writer who interviews llmds
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Thanks, lpkayak! OK, maybe I won't bother with the older Rosner books.
Lpkayak, if you don't like the name just call me DTS, LOL. It seemed like a good name at the time but now I see it is long to type it when I log in.
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I just noticed on my profile i wrote one of my hobbies was "killing Keets"
You should go to thr rife thread before you decide about the old rife book...they know way more than me about rife and the book
Take.care
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If you are planning to rife, be sure to get Bryan's book on Lyme and Rife.
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Hey death! I read farther into bryans new book and he states what he says about rife in first book is still applicable today
Im going to go back and try to understand the first book. So fsr i cant
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Hey death! I read farther into bryans new book and he states what he says about rife in first book is still applicable today
Im going to go back and try to understand the first book. So fsr i cant
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I think another good book is "Insights Into Lyme Disease Treatment: 13 Lyme-Literate Health Care Practitioners Share Their Healing Strategies" by Connie Strasheim
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Uh oh...found first thing in bryans book i really question...i might know what he means but its something to be really careful about
He says if something makes your body feel good it is good for you. And i know what it is like for yeastie beasties to make you feel goid after sugar...so have to be careful with ti add...there are a few more in the chapter on paleo diet...i have questions about cholesteril...he says many lymies are low un it...i thoght the opposite
But in general i really like the book and it is not presented in a way that all ppl with le should do this
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