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bruce101
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Over the last 6 months, my CD57 went from 79 to 133. Feeling really good about that.

Assuming that's a great indicator of my body fighting off the bugs and getting better. Really have only one symptom -- lightheadedness. Not sure if it's lyme or anxiety, but based on improving CD57 number, I'm putting my finger on anxiety.

Thoughts? Thanks much all!

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This is a great report!

I have heard mixed reports about CD-57 being a

reliable indicator of LD. What have your heard?

Nevertheless, a jump in numbers like that is

fantastic! AT last test, mine was 33. My only input

about the light headedness is in regard to your

level of conditioning. Dr Horowitz talks about

de-conditioning, and building back up is an aspect to Lyme recovery.

Other than that, I know that adrenal exhaustion bears that symptom.

Regardless, cheers on your numbers almost doubling!

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