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atheana
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Hi to all!
I have to have gum surgery so they can put on some crowns. Had Mercury out with a Biological Dentist.

I was wondering if laughing gas is ok for us lymies?

Also is there anyway they can see if there's mercury under a crown?

I met a Dr from Ireland and he said to take;_

2 tsp of Black walnut once a week.

2 tsp Wormwood once a week.

The head of cloves(in capsules).

All this for several months with vit c and is will get rid of the Lyme.

Has anyone tried this?

Thanks, Atheana [Smile]

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seibertneurolyme
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These three herbs are commonly given for intestinal parasites -- I think Hulda Clarke may have originated or at least popularized this treatment.

Hubby has treated for parasites using these 3 ingredients in the past -- not in the exact doses you list. Did help with G.I. issues, but did very little for neuro and other Lyme symptoms.

I think 2 teaspoons of wormwood at once could be a very toxic dose -- please research that thoroughly before trying it.

Also, not sure if you are referring to powders or tinctures of the herbs -- would make a big difference as to doseage.

Bea Seibert

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"I was wondering if laughing gas is ok for us lymies?"

I had a completely opposite reaction and it sent me in a deep dark, suicidal depression. Three different times.

It also caused me unexpectedly, weeks later, to pass out at the wheel while I was driving.

I suddenly "smelled" the gas and passed out.

I now know how to prevent this. DON'T USE IT!

The "gas" gets caught in the cells.. fatty cells. Unless the body or cells are flooded with oxygen after using it, it can remain there... and it is released at inappropriate times. Like when I was driving.

I had to go on oxygen therapy for a month after the last time they used it and TOLD me they absolutely wouldn't before I allowed surgery to take place.

They lied. Then refused to admit they used it when I freaked out. It was all over my charts and everyone I spoke to through the process wrote it down at my insistence. I personally told the doctor, surgeon, antathes, nurses... everyone.

It took a month to track down the JACK @@@ that told me he wouldn't.. then did. He thought "he" knew best because it was a safe drug that was used way back in the time of Queen Elizabeth's time when she had child birth.

I REALLY wanted to hear THAT!

Also... some docs have patients get IV glutathione pushes right after they leave the hospital to prevent surgery/drug problems.

That is my experience. Hope it helps.

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atheana
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Bea and Tincup, thanks for info.
Bea -the amount is in liquid form.
Tincup-I will cancel the gas,just feeling a little wimpy about having my gums cut.
Atheana

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nenet
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The Doctor from Ireland you mention apparently knows NOTHING about Lyme Disease. The recipe he gave you was for treatment of simple parasites, not the most complex of all spirochetal bacteria.


Think of syphilis - that is Lyme's closest relative, and before Lyme was recognized, was the most complicated and complex disease known, as far as pathology, structure, and behavior of the pathogen.


The medical and scientific profession used to say "To know syphilis is to know all of medicine", and that it was the "Great Imitator", because it could cause all manner of multisystemic symptoms and mimic multitudes of diseases. It was impossible to treat effectively until only very recently.


Now, Lyme is even worse, and far more complex. It is NOT a simple parasite, it is a completely different type of organism, and needs a completely different type of treatment.


Not to mention what other coinfections a person might have gotten from the Lyme-carrying vector, along with the Lyme (viral, mycoplasmal, bacterial, protozoan, etc.), which need their own special treatments.


Please see a Lyme Literate Medical Doctor and get proper treatment. Have you posted in Seeking a Doctor yet, to find one? Let us know how we can help you, please. To not treat properly is not an option if you want to get well.

Seeking a Doctor Forum:

http://flash.lymenet.org/ubb/ultimatebb.php/forum/2


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nenet-Thank you for all the info.
I have been going to a LLMD,and been on Iv and oral abx for 1 year.

they are distroying my body and I feel I need a break.

I have decided to go to Germany,to Dr.W.

The pain in my body and weakness is really getting to me.

I am doing therapy on my right arm and shoulder,I have been in pain with that since sep.

Duck's say its bersitis,inflammation and a done spir. I think it's related to Lyme.

I am having my mercury removed right now and some gum removal so they can put new crowns on.

Right now it's all getting to me,the pain and not being able to do things with my 14 year old.

This illness such takes it out of you.
Thanks again.
Atheana

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