I was re-reading some of your posts and Dr. K. sounds a bit like a Dr. Y. in Chappaqua, NY.
Someone suggested that I bring my son to see Dr. Y . . . I haven't met him, but am trying to find out more about his lyme protocol. His office told me he doesn't use antibiotics . . . I am trying to find out if he has conclusively cured anyone suffering from chronic lyme using his protocol.
Does Dr. K. use antibiotics?
Per his website http://www.yurkovsky.com Dr. Y. uses BioResonance Testing and an approach he calls FCT (Field Control Therapy).
From what I gather, it is another form of applied kinesiology utilizing electronic equipment in the gathering of information (and possibly in the correction of energy fields?)
On his website he discusses the necessity to rid the body of toxins (biological, environmental, etc.) From what I gather he uses the FCT to determine what layer to peel off first, second, etc. when treating chronic conditions . . . all the time asking the body what is the best way to proceed.
I believe he mainly uses homeopathics in the detox process, but I'm not sure. Again I'm trying to find more info still on his protocol.
Once the body is detoxed and ready . . . he uses homeopathics, and I assume other natural medicinals, to further assist in curing the chronic condition.
His office told me that when he treats a patient, the person has to be willing to stay away from EMFs for approx. 3 days after each new treatment begins. This means not being in a car, near a computer, tv, cell phone, etc.
He claims that when you are initially detoxing, you can't be near EMFs or the toxins will just shift into another place in your body, instead of being cleared.
Anyway, if you have the time . . . look over his website and I'd welcome your feedback.
If you don't have the time, I understand totally.
Thanks either way! Judy
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I wonder if it makes sense to follow a LLMD's antibiotic protocol for, let's say 6 weeks, and then follow a protocol by someone like Dr. Y or Dr. K. for 6 weeks, and then back and forth.
If the spirochites are as effective at staying alive as I've read, then maybe tricking them with a dual protocol would be most effective?
Just a thought.
Again, GiGi . . . I'd love to hear your take on it.
Judy
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Judy, I am not familiar with Dr. Y nor his approach. And can hardly tell anything from his website. He seems to be a teacher of his system. Dr. K. does not use Applied Kinesiology, nor any of the more commonly known EAVs, Ondameds, or anything involving a machine.
Trying to explain the difference between the different techniques above and ART (Autonomic Response Testing):
If a patient is ill, he usually suffers from what is called Blocked Regulation (strained regulation), i.e. the Autonomic Nervous System is no longer able to respond in a normal way. Unless a doctor is wise enough to know that and to unblock the system with any possible means, the body will not be able to tell the truth via any energetic testing. That is what most muscle testing systems are missing - they overlook the fact that the body is so sick, it cannot reveal the truth, because the ANS (autonomic nervous system) is dysfunctional, out of balance.
The physician has to be able to bring it back into function, which is possible within minutes with ART, if only temporarily, but it enables the practitioner to do the Autonomic Response Testing to find the present medical conditions and the drugs, herbs, etc. that work best.
In bioenergetic testing, whether using eletrodermal testing of skin resistance, or using muscle testing that measures the sympathetic control of muscle spindles, when mechanisms are blocked or not highly functional, bioenergetic techniques cannot work. The results are, at best, muted responses of an organism that are not giving a correct picture of what is going on inside.
Example: If the ANS is unresponsive when testing for wheat sensitivity:
If the patient is highly reactive to wheat, but when you place wheat on the patient whose system is so blocked by the continuous eating of wheat, the allergic system gives no response. It is no longer able to respond. Unless you have checked for blocked regulation, you would misinterpret the result to mean that the patient is not reactive to wheat - he is not allergic. The same would apply to everything else tested. Microbes, foods, medicines, etc.
(That's why department store muscle testing, as Dr. K. refers to it, does not work. If you are ill, muscle testing oneself is often misleading. Besides that the mind plays a big role if you muscle test yourself. Not saying that the doctor you are deciding to see is doing that. I am saying it because many people muscle test themselves. I did it myself for a couple of years before I found the right doctor - it brought me all sorts of ``comfort'' that kept me sick longer. )
True major allergens cannot be found with the current blood testing available or with any of the other bioenergetic testing procedures. Heard at a recent K. seminar for physicians, with references.
Yes, Dr. K. uses antibiotics. I used many for short periods of time, usually until my body rejected them within about 3-4 weeks.
Homeopathics are always interwoven into treatments somewhere along the line. They are not used for heavy metal detoxing because they simply do not work for that. Heavy metal detox is a major treatment for literally every chronic patient, Lyme or otherwise. So are chemical treatments. Emotional clearing always enters the picture somewhere during treatment. Homeopathics are used in certain instances. Some treatments are often worked alongside other treatments addressing the microbial infections because Dr. K. considers the body an eco-system where toxins/bugs are not in little boxes tucked away, but always are connected and need to be addressed together or in a certain sequence. Usually, a month or six months later, a different pattern for treatment emerges.
Electromagnetic exposure or Geopathic exposure is not healthy whether sick or well. So I do not quite understand the 3 days after treatment begins. Many times that is what makes people sick most of all. Avoiding it or eliminating it permanently is often necessary to get well at all. Viruses thrive under electromagnetism. Heavy metals are detrimental if electromagnetic exposure is present. Today, it's a problem in almost every home. Microwave towers any place?
I do not think it makes sense to hop doctors. Someone doing good energetic testing can determine a lot better which antibiotic to choose at a certain time, and then fit any other treatment to that (synergy). What's the use going on antibiotics that load up your liver and kidney, shift the metals and other toxins all over the place, and then having to run to another doctor and ask him how to help fix it.
Doctor hopping does not pay. That is one thing I have learned. I feel it is much better to develop a healthy rapport with a doctor that you learn to trust, who learns to know the patient inside and out, his/her reactions, emotional make-up, environment. Then a doctor knows immediately which direction he has to emphasize, he knows medicines, he knows what works better than others. This so he can at least do a good selection of meds he wants to energetically test on the patient. There is a huge range of generally good meds that could work and don't work. Knowing the patient and where to start is so important. Knowing what a patient can emotionally handle and what not. You are not treating just a few Lyme bugs, but a whole total body with brain waves, with thoughts, habits, a Mom and a Dad, or neither.
If you want to really mess up, let one use this med and the other use that med? And the two never shall meet. It is different if two doctors are able to collaborate with each other or at least have the interest to do that. Many are just not thinking at the same level or have same philosophy.. Specialist for Lyme only? I have great respect for them. But only the broad multiple approach seems to work. Every organ is involved. All of which I have talked about on this board. Antibiotics definitely have a place as we all know. But they alone do not cure chronic Lyme or any disease where Lyme is part of the picture. I have not met a chronic patient that did. I would love to meet one.
Hope this helps.
Take care.
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