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cameronb
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looking for someone brilliant to help with a neuro detox program.

he/she doesn't necessarily have to be an expert in lyme (practically non existent in atlanta anyway) as much a really good homeopath

(not the kind that gives out lots of ineffective advice and expensive products and not much real help)

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While you are seeking a ND:

several people on healingwell.com and here,
have use Jernigan's neurotoxin formula which
they state has helped. You may try a search
on it.

There are people that have not been helped, and others who have criticized the entire protocol.

Also, many people have found benefit from coQ10. It has been suggested it helps with quinolinic acid which is a neurotoxin from lyme....better check the truthfulness of that...I am working on memory! I do know it is helpful for many, it is just the "why" I am not sure of.

Northstar

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Cameron,

I was recently inquiring about a good naturopath. A acquaintance of mine in Atlanta wrote:

" I see an AMAZING Naturopath here in Atlanta . He has helped me avoid gallbladder surgery and has helped tremendously with my fibromyalgia .
He is a Nobel Prize -winning surgeon from Russia , who has now gone in the holistic direction . He practices a type of body work , and energy work called Myotherapy.
He has made a HUGE difference in how I feel ."


PS How's your mom doing? PLease tell her hello from me.

[ 23. June 2008, 06:43 AM: Message edited by: robi ]

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Now, since I put reality on the back burner, my days are jam-packed and fun-filled. ..........lily tomlin as 'trudy'

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