I am sorry to say that I missed it. But thanks to Linda’s Lyme Disease Journal, I was able to watch it and download it to share with friends and family.
Please watch it now or later (the video is 40 minutes long.) Just follow these simple steps - courtesy of Channel 5, Boston Massachusetts, ABC-TV WCVB.
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May 26th, 2009 | Tags: Boston Chronicle report on Lyme, Chronic Lyme disease, Conditions and Diseases, Film, WCVB-TV Boston Chronicle | Category: Chronic Lyme Disease, Co-infections, Lyme News, Product Reviews | Comments (4)
“Prolotherapy”, also called “Regenerative Injection Therapy” or “Non-surgical Ligament Reconstruction” could be the newest and best hope for those who have rid their bodies of Lyme disease and co-infections but still suffer from chronic pain.
According to Prolotherapy.com, the treatment is useful for many different types of musculoskeletal pain, including arthritis, back pain, neck pain, fibromyalgia, sports injuries, unresolved whiplash injuries, carpal tunnel syndrome, chronic tendonitis, partially torn tendons, ligaments and cartilage, degenerated or herniated discs, TMJ and sciatica.
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Sphere: Related Content May 26th, 2009 | Tags: Chronic Lyme disease, chronic pain, Prolotherapy | Category: Chronic Lyme Disease, Coping with Lyme Disease, Treatment Protocols | Leave a comment
A relatively new technology called “Bionic 880″ - a photon therapy device, has been delivering claims of 96% cure-rate for people with Lyme disease.
This fantastic news trickled into the online Lyme community with terrific and much-needed hope, however due to the cost of the treatment (flying to Germany and staying there as long as possible for a minimum of 3 - 4 treatments) or buying a machine ($12,000 depending on the euro conversion rate) put a cold blanket over all but the most financially advantaged Lymie.
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Sphere: Related Content May 26th, 2009 | Tags: Bionic 880, Chronic Lyme disease, Dr Woitzel | Category: Chronic Lyme Disease, Co-infections, Lyme News, Product Reviews, Treatment Protocols | Leave a comment
Finally another ebook is finished!
I apologize to my readers for the lack of information lately, however I have just finished a two week herx, and it was one of the worst in a long time. The good news is that I am feeling much better than before the herx. I attribute the intensity of the herx and at least some of the improvement to the high quality supplements I have been taking from Premier Research Group (Quantum), although I expect another doozy when my enzymes arrive, and I add that to my protocol.
The Betaine HCL protocol has been around for awhile, however there seems to be quite a bit of confusion about it .
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Sphere: Related Content May 18th, 2009 | Category: Chronic Lyme Disease, Product Reviews | Leave a comment
The intensely oppositional theories about Lyme disease and the proper treatment of Lyme disease is widely spread and frequently debated between Medical Societies, University Medical Centers, medical practices, politicians and scientists around the world. However, it is less often that these groups argue amongst themselves publicly.
Last week sent a wave of delight (for Lyme groups) and shock (from the conventional medical establishment) when the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons, Inc. spoke out against the IDSA Guidelines in a press release: http://www.aapsonline.org/testimony/lyme-disease-guidelines-comments.php.
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Sphere: Related Content May 3rd, 2009 | Tags: curing neurological Lyme disease, Immunoglobulin treatment for neurological Lyme disease, Neurological Lyme disease, political progress with chronic Lyme disease | Category: Chronic Lyme Disease, Lyme News, Neurological Lyme disease, Research and Development, Treatment Protocols | Comments (1)
“Serrapeptidase”, better known as “serrapeptase”, is best known for its ability to relieve pain from inflammation, reduce inflammation, and destroying pathogens. It is suggested to be able to kill Lyme bacteria, a wide variety of fungus (another tool in the fight against Candida) and unfriendly bacteria.
This means this enzyme through it’s natural action in our bodies can greatly strengthen the immune system. This enzyme is naturally processed commercially today through fermentation, and was first discovered in the silkworm intestine.
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Sphere: Related Content April 29th, 2009 | Tags: Chronic Lyme disease, curing neurological Lyme disease, Serrapeptase | Category: Chronic Lyme Disease, Coping with Lyme Disease, Lyme News, Neurological Lyme disease, Research and Development, Treatment Protocols | Comments (8)
Nattokinase, another “biofilm buster” is being used more frequently by Lyme doctors for the very difficult cases which don’t appear to improve with any other treatments - conventional or non-conventional.
Unlike lumbrokinase which has been used for less than fifty years, nattokinase has been used for at least 1000 years in Japan. It is a potent enzyme extracted from a traditional Japanese food called ‘natto” which is a fermented cheese-like food that has been popular as a folk remedy partly due to its taste, but more so for its ability to correct heart and vascular diseases. It is produced by fermenting soybeans and adding “Bacillus natto” (shown at beginning of post.)
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Sphere: Related Content April 28th, 2009 | Tags: Chronic Lyme disease, nattokinase, Neurological Lyme disease | Category: Chronic Lyme Disease, Coping with Lyme Disease, Lyme News, Neurological Lyme disease, Research and Development, Treatment Protocols | Comments (2)
Has anyone heard of Lumbrokinase? Well, if you haven’t, lumbrokinase is a group of six, novel proteolytic enzymes derived from the earthworm Lumbricus Rubellus, and it is slowly establishing itself as possibly the best and brightest new treatment for chronic Lyme sufferer.
I say “new treatment” because it is new information for me - generously supplied by a fellow “Lymie” Ted Patterson who has tried it and “feels better than he has in years”. The more I researched this enzyme, the more excited I have become.
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Sphere: Related Content April 27th, 2009 | Tags: Central nervous system, Chronic Lyme disease, Conditions and Diseases, Health, Immune System, Infectious disease, Lumbrokinase, Spirochetal | Category: Chronic Lyme Disease, Coping with Lyme Disease, Lyme News, Neurological Lyme disease, Research and Development | Comments (3)
Bryant College and Providence Psychology are teaming up to conduct a study on chronic Lyme disease. If you are interested in participating you must act NOW!
The project is called P.I.L.S. for Psychotherapy Intervention for Lyme Sufferers, and if it can live up to its name I think we all should be cheering!
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Sphere: Related Content April 22nd, 2009 | Tags: Chronic Lyme disease, study on chronic lyme disease | Category: Chronic Lyme Disease, Lyme News | Leave a comment
There are days when I can’t control my emotions and I cry all day…I know it happens to you too if you have chronic Lyme disease. But then there are days when I cry because I am grieving my “old life” of high energy, riding my horses, gardening - heck, even laundry…basically I am feeling sorry for myself. I am embarrassed to admit that but it happens more frequently than I would like.
Then I think about Dr. Ray Jones.
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Sphere: Related Content April 22nd, 2009 | Tags: Chronic Lyme disease, Dr. Ray Jones, excessive liability for Lyme doctors | Category: Chronic Lyme Disease, Lyme News | Leave a comment
