News and resources for neurological Lyme disease and co-infections.
Researchers from Ludwig Maximilian University in Germany found that the application of a local antibacterial gel to the site of a bug bite that transmitted the infection may quickly kill the entire virus responsible for the disease.
Reports continue to grow of total recovery from chronic Lyme disease by taking four ounces of 10ppm colloidal silver three times per day until all symptoms are gone and then for at least three months thereafter. To assure results, Silvercillin should be used with confidence.
There are recipes with excellent instructions for Lyme Prevention, Chronic Lyme Treatment and various versions (with raw honey or without) and detailed description of the herbs used in the teas.
As Amy speaks to groups and continues to write about Lyme and her experience, the biggest question always pops up – is this really a cure? Of course trying a homeopathic treatment that is$20 – $50/month seems possible financially, especially if you don’t know how long it will work and even IF it will work. [...]
“Can I ever recover from Lyme or will it be something I’ll be living with the rest of my life?”
The absence of direct clinical evaluation of Chinese herbs in relation to Lyme disease means that there is some difficulty recommending that this method be used in lieu of the currently accepted course of antibiotics.
Average time of treatment was 13.2 months taking from 2 to 8 capsules daily for recovery from chronic illness.
Insufficiency in one or more essential nutrients may prevent the immune system from functioning at its peak. And those of us with chronic Lyme disease need our immune system functioning as powerfully as possible.
Many LLDs will tell you it is impossible to get rid of chronic Lyme disease – the best we can hope for is functionality and minimizing the intensity and number of symptoms.
Individuals who are unable to produce adequate amounts of immunoglobulins or antibodies, such as patients with chronic Lyme disease – and especially those with multiple co-infections, and those with X-linked agammaglobulinemia, common variable immunodeficiency, hyper-IgM syndromes or other forms of hypogammaglobulinemia, may benefit from replacement therapy with immunoglobulin.
