News and resources for neurological Lyme disease and co-infections.
This post was sent to me from a courageous woman with two children - not afraid to speak out. I think we all share in her frustration!
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This month gives those of us with chronic Lyme disease something to really celebrate.
If you have been following along with the developments at Viral Genetics, you will be interested to know that Dr.Luc Montagnier, co-winner of the 2008 Nobel Prize for Medicine and the co-discoverer of the HIV virus, has joined Viral Genetics as a [...]
To get some personal insight into Amy’s courage is taken from her personal blog: http://www.amybscher.com/Site/Journey_to_India.html
Amy Scher, author and Lyme disease survivor, has returned from Delhi, India after being treated successfully for Lyme disease with Stem Cell Therapy.
The answer according to many medical doctors appears to be, “Yes!” In fact we have come to a morally dubious time where doctors are registering serious ethical charges against fellow MD practitioners who are helping their patients recover from Lyme disease in spite of great personal risk.
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The importance of diet for recovery from Lyme disease has been well documented by many Lyme-literate doctors and is included in most Lyme treatment protocols. Protein and vegetable are unrestricted (with the exception of a few very starchy roots) while sugar and starches are severely restricted. This is because of the vital importance of a healthy pH balance.
It is unrealistic to hope for recovery from the Lyme disease while feeding it daily with the typical American diet! Solve this problem easily with Core Greens.
Lyme is a multisystem disorder that can attack any or every organ in the human body, causing unique infections from organ to organ. Unfortunately, absolute proof would require a biopsy of the infected tissue and the heart can only be studied after death.
However, recent studies using rhesus monkeys by Mario Phillip from Tulane University verify this unique phenomenon by demonstrating that the spirochetes change their genetic code by altering their proteins.
