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Topic: Researcher: Lyme disease may resist antibiotics

RDaywillcome
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http://www.theday.com/article/20121026/NWS01/310269967/1044

http://www.ctpost.com/local/article/UNH-researcher-may-have-key-to-Lyme-3978859.php

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Rivendell
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I hope this leads to better treatments.

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Healerdealer
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There are better treatments. You have to find the treatment and doctor that resonates with you.

I was on long term antibiotics and still symptomatic.

I'm now in remission through the holistic allergie-immun therapy from Germany. My health drastically improved from APN - Applied Psycho-Neurobiology, MFT Mental Field Therapy - which you can do yourself, heavy metal detox, herbs and complimentary homeopathic medicine.

People have had success with Chinese herbs, Byron White Protocol, Cowden Protocol, Marshall Protocol, rife and others.

Everyone's different. What is important is that you believe in your doctor and your treatment.

Healer

[ 02-01-2013, 06:49 PM: Message edited by: sixgoofykids ]

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