sparkle7
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Just happened to come across this today. The article slants it toward viruses in vaccines but it may be viruses in general. Also, the research was done in Switzerland so we may have a different type of borrelia here in the US.
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Interesting. I relapsed in a major way after getting the flu vaccine. I had minor relapses before that but was able to get under control. Of course now I have several other viruses. Thanks for the article.
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- Well, they certainly start out with a stellar understanding of what lyme can do to a body. Top stars for those facts.
At first glance, very interesting. I'll have to read again and watch videos. Thanks so much for this, Sparkle. To complement your post - and help others better determine whether they seem on target, or not:
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Once again .. Someone is selling something... Right??
"Working with patients for many years, he says that patients are only treatable with a biological medicine called Pleo-Sanum Haptens – which is an antigen absorber."
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sparkle7
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Not me!
I just saw the article & it made sense... Yeah, they all want to make money off of us "sick" folks. What can you do?
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quote:Originally posted by Lymetoo: Once again .. Someone is selling something... Right??
"Working with patients for many years, he says that patients are only treatable with a biological medicine called Pleo-Sanum Haptens – which is an antigen absorber."
I'd be wary of this doctor, completely agree with LymeToo.
It's hard to decipher what this dr. is exactly saying, since he has really poor english. What I got from the article and the videos, is he discovered a small percentage of ticks have borrelia, and that the main symptoms of Chronic Lyme are from viruses, possibly vaccine viruses.
The article also makes this claim in big letters.. "Tick bites are NOT the primary cause of Lyme disease." But I didn't see the Doctor make that claim in the video, maybe the author of the article misinterpreted what the doctor said...? Thinking vaccines are the cause...
I think I'm starting to get what this doctor is hinting too, that vaccine viruses are keeping people sick. But is he saying that people don't have to be bitten through ticks like the author of the article? It's all a bit confusing if you ask me.
All this makes me wonder though, is he taking into consideration cyst forms and biofilms?
I do think Lyme vaccines could possibly set off the bacteria in your body, if you have the spirochete already in your body. But bringing them up in a speech like your so sure of it is a bit risky to me. I and some of the older people I know haven't got a lot of the vaccines that this doctor is suggesting is enabling longterm lyme.
Then at the bottom, mentions this biological medicine called Pleo-Sanum Haptens at the end that only treats these chronic Lyme patients...
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Wasn't it Dr. K and few others that theorized that everyone has borrelia in there body and that radio waves and signals are making the borreila bacteria aggressive.
Then there's Dr. MacDonald who found the dna of borrelia bacteria in 7 out of 10 Alzheimer brain specimens from Harvard.
I think we're still starting to understand this disease, there definitely could be more too it, especially if Dr. MacDonald brains specimens were not from Lyme endemic areas...
What I think is possible that everyone has a type of human strand of borrelia bacteria in their body and that there's other forms, like the ones from white footed mice that can be very aggressive.
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sparkle7
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Some quotes from the article -
His clinic has studied vulnerable populations where tick bites are excessive for Lyme disease. To the surprise of most people, his team
discovered that one-third of ticks were Borrelia burgdorferi carriers, and only 10 to 20 percent of tick bites led to stage 1 Lyme disease.
If untreated, 30 percent of stage 1 diagnosis led to stage 2 of which one percent led to stage 3. Because many people had the natural ability to
overcome Lyme disease on their own, his team led further investigations into why some people were more vulnerable than others to symptoms.
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His clinic conducted examinations on all farmers and their families, and an astronomical 80 percent were diagnosed with the disease.
However, only two percent exhibited symptoms. It turned out that the majority of those diagnosed were able to heal on their own. Therefore, they
set out to find the reason some people were more susceptible to the debilitating symptoms.
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Those who could not heal on their own also had viruses. In fact, 100 percent of them had viruses
– particularly cytomegalia and chlamydia. These underlying viruses and toxicity such as heavy metals – added to the stress of the immune system.
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He also determined specific vaccine viruses that were also cofactors:
I bet alot more people get bit by ticks and never have symptoms for Lyme. It's hard to say why some people may be immune. There may be genetic factors, too. I'm sure alot of people have viruses in their system - and not just from vaccines...
It's sort of like a "death by 1000 cuts" situation... Eventually, all these pathogens just wear you down.
It interesting a doctor is coming out and saying this. It may be helpful to treat viruses as part of the whole scenario. Ticks are everywhere. I'm sure alot more people get bitten than the people who end up with chronic Lyme.
I prefer naturopathic approaches. There are some herbal remedies that are anti-viral.
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