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I have now gone on to do fluorescent microscopy that uses stains to bind to DNA & RNA in order to reveal the pathogens more readily. And it seems my blood is loaded with spirochetes of various morphologies. And even though I tested positive for Borrelia burgdorferi, it is too hard to say whether this is Borrelia as it could be another type of spirochete just as well.


HUGE discovery & further proof for all of us!!!!!!

Spirochetes, SOP's, blebs, 2 daughter splitting in my Lyme blood by fluorescent microscopy...so that explains all the symptoms & the grappling fatigue and shortness of breath...these things are all over my blood just as we see them in regular light microscopy! Only now they pop & stand out more with fluorescent stains and this adds proof that they have DNA & they are not just artifacts!

Plenty of info in the description & since it was too long, I had to add some more info in the comments section as well.


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