Does this sound like a good regimen for Lyme?

I have been suffering from a lot of bad health issues for the past 3 months. Sudden sharp headaches that almost made me quit my job, lack of sleep, I had to stop working out, etc. After MRIs, carotid ultrasound, etc...the neurologist thought it could be Lyme, considering I live near Lyme, CT (the epicenter of Lyme). I just went in to get a test, and funny enough, the same day a bullseye showed up on my leg from a little bug bite I had noticed. I am not sure if the issues for the past 3 months were lyme/co-infections, but now at least I know I am infected.

I bought some silversol, cat's claw, and am planning on using 1 tsp sea salt w/ 1 tsp ascorbic acid occasionally as well. Should I go on the antibiotics since I just saw the bullseye, and may be able to eliminate it quickly before it gets worse? Is there anything else anyone would suggest I do/take for this? I am moving to China soon, and want to stock up on anything I might need to keep it at bay.

Nano TCM has been recommended on this board before, from here: http://www.royalrife.com/cgi/cart.pl?db=store-m-n.dat

Thanks for the suggestion. I will give it a try!

jkj86 wrote:I have been suffering from a lot of bad health issues for the past 3 months. Sudden sharp headaches that almost made me quit my job, lack of sleep, I had to stop working out, etc. After MRIs, carotid ultrasound, etc...the neurologist thought it could be Lyme, considering I live near Lyme, CT (the epicenter of Lyme). I just went in to get a test, and funny enough, the same day a bullseye showed up on my leg from a little bug bite I had noticed. I am not sure if the issues for the past 3 months were lyme/co-infections, but now at least I know I am infected.

I bought some silversol, cat's claw, and am planning on using 1 tsp sea salt w/ 1 tsp ascorbic acid occasionally as well. Should I go on the antibiotics since I just saw the bullseye, and may be able to eliminate it quickly before it gets worse? Is there anything else anyone would suggest I do/take for this? I am moving to China soon, and want to stock up on anything I might need to keep it at bay.

Look up Bob Beck and lyme

Thanks for the replies...I just got a zapper which may be helpful in my fight against Lyme. I also started Doxycycline, as I was told if I simply treat it naturally it may become chronic and obviously that's a really scary thought. They doctor only gave me 2 weeks of antibiotics though which is ridiculous, so I need to try to get 6 weeks of it from what I've read.

The herxing has been almost unbearable. Many of my lymph nodes are swollen, I have a fever, the rash became quite painful...Now I realize that Lyme is no joke. I never realized it would literally affect every part of my body. I have no energy, and all I can do is lay in bed all day at the moment.

ubraj wrote:I'm sorry to hear of the suffering.  

My advice is to make sure you don't underestimate lyme.  Based on genetics, some don't seem to have much of a problem with lyme unless they have a life crises such as major surgery, emotional distress, etc. which is when they come down with a problem.  

Others may have a moderate problem but about 33% of population lyme can be very debilitating as this 33% of population is unable to remove the biotoxins which is what makes one feel so ill.  And this 33% of population will also have a problem removing mold biotoxins and thus mold biotoxins may also be a big contributor to making one so ill.

Here is a good forum that I'd recommend for lyme.  http://flash.lymenet.org/scripts/ultimatebb.cgi

Wish you the best.  

Hi JDP,

Can I ask you a question regarding toxoplasmosis via a private channel? Hope your health has improved.

Would try an coffee enema, after fatty - lecithin rich meal, with b3 vitamin and sulfur; if herxing. As ubraj pointed out, not everybody experiences lyme the same. Tests are useless if interpretation is wrong. Lyme can be found most in everybody, or if picking another test - in nobody.

I find this link bellow informative.


http://davidjernigan.blogspot.com/2015/06/why-do-many-people-have-lyme-bacteria.html