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Mountainsky
LymeNet Contributor
Member # 51857

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What are people's experiences with DNRS?

What's the cost?

Thanks 💚

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Lymetoo
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Member # 743

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I think you can get a manual for about $250-300. You might try eBay.

I have never tried it. I don't think I need it, but it's helpful for many people who react severely to inhalants and such.

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Opinions, not medical advice!

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Mountainsky
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Member # 51857

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Seeing it helps alot mentally for ppl, retrains their brain to heal. It's not just for Lyme but other chronic diseases too.

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LymeMECFSMCS
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Member # 13573

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Totally useless for me. Did the full six month program, methodical about it daily, can't say it did much of anything though I'm marginally better able to tolerate essential oils and natural scents than I was before. Main person I know of who "recovered" from Lyme and MCS via this program also did years of antibiotics, including years of IV antibiotics, before starting the program (then attributed most success to the program).

I found it all very culty and disturbing, honestly. I do know of some people with MCS who seem to have improved on it legitimately, but they silence all dissenters and people who don't improve, including me.

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marie
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Member # 3980

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I think it helps with like a ptsd after healing.

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