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swedish lyme sufferer
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I heard somewhere that borrelia dies if you get electrified by lightening etc.
Also electric shock therapy was used some years ago for psyciatric conditions (lyme?)
Just wondering wheather this would work? Could it kill off lyme?
[dizzy]

Also another thing I was thinking a bout was that the Bb loves �magnesium and sugar.
What about taking a good amount of both, making the spirochetes go out in the blood-stream, and then bang, hit them with IV abx.
[Mad]

My LLMD recently told me about a therapy trying to raise the leucocytes in the blood with medicaments, to make them attack the Bb. This would work pretty well in combo with abx.
Has anyone tries this?


[confused]

For extreme lyme cases I also read that some people have used chemotherapy. The same as for cancer. I wonder if anyone have had some good results from this?

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I thought Chemo had steroids in it which would be bad for Lyme.

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Treating with Doxy and Ceftin ever since. 15 sessions in hyperbaric o2 chamber

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