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Dang Ticks again,, hows everyone doing?

Started by Tajue17, April 25, 2016, 08:38:00 PM

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Rob DiStefano

pete -

i am in the camp that fully believes lyme is systemic and we still don't know how to fully rid the human body of that bug.  therefore, it can flare up again throughout the inflicted human's lifetime.  the good news for me, and others, is that it can be kept under control and it is quite easy to administer.

the real danger with lyme's is mounting a late battle against it, and that time frame will vary with different humans and different situations.  if allowed to go on for an extended period of time that can be many months to years, homeopathic treatment is usually too late and one must resort to antibiotics, infusions and even transfusions - all of which may never arrest the bug infestation and that will lead one to a wheelchair at best.

r.
IAM ~ The only government I trust is my .45-70 & my Ol' Brown Bess

Just like cancer treatments in a way, chemo can at times reduce tumors, but the parent cancer cells that are in the blood stream are immune to chemo.  With holistic medicine there are various balanced things that are quite often prescribed.  Among them is almost always cleanses of the gut, liver, lungs and lymph nodes.  I have been told that food grade hydrogen peroxide administered in a gradual  treatment can help with lyme's disease.  Having beaten cancer with homeopathic treatments myself years ago, I would be  inclined to at least consider it as an option for lyme disease.  It is important to always keep the gut enzyme levels up anytime antibiotics are used.

fmscan

Guys, this is probably the MOST important thread on Tradgang. I have been lax on this and lucky. I learned ALOT, thank you all, no telling how much this information will help others through your posts and experiences. A real public service.

nek4me

Here is a link to an article in a VT newspaper about  dealing with ticks. In the article is another link to a VT Dept of Health brochure "BE TICK SMART".

https://dailyuv.com/news/837178

Hope this posts as a live link. If not maybe someone more savy can do it. I live in MA and work in RI and this was disseminated to everyone at work so someone thought it would be worthwhile info.


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