Hi Jeanette, Hello Listers!!!!!
Welcome to the world of silver. Well, lets see I got Lyme four years ago
while in Texas on vacation. I was diagnosed May 97 and put on I.V. Rocephin
with 500Mg Bixan orally for six months. This helped me to some degree but I
was still very ill. The I.V. did stop the heart palpitations and breathing
problems. It actually took about four months for me to start feeling good
enough to exist. I kept reading time and time again people with Lyme with
months or years of antibiotics and they still would relapse when they went off
or would like myself not really good enough to anything but exist. Keep in
mind I did not Herx at all while on antibiotics, they simply made the Bb hide
in the fibroblasts of my cells. This is why I did not herx nor was I well, I
was still weak and looked horrible.
Two weeks before my doc took me off the antibiotics I started the CS and
within ten days I had a herx straight from hell. I could not hardly move it
was so painful and I was so sick and dizzy. This lasted for about five weeks
and then subsided, I had about ten days where I actually felt well. In that
ten day period I ran across some information that made allot of sense to me.
Increase the doses on a regular basis and to dose by body weight that made
allot of sense to me considering CS is allopathic in nature.
I noticed each herx was considerably less intense. By the third Herx I
realized that my mind was no longer messed up, foggy, depressed, moody. I was
just having some musculosceletal symptoms cracking knees and hips.
I am as of onset today having a mild herx, I was feeling so good there for
about fourteen days that I thought I might have killed all the Bb. I was
running with my dog and everything. The herx is not too bad now it is just
confined to my hip joints. They are a little stiff and sore that is all. Other
than that I actually feel great. I actually look healthy when I look in the
mirror, even now with my mild herx. I am at 3 1/2 months and this has done
more for me than $20,000 worth of I.V. and six months.
I actually have a bright outlook for myself and my life for the first time
in four years. I actually can go through the day and not think of Lyme. I am
going to start an exercise program begining of February. What the best thing
is there is no side affect from the CS. Antibiotics make you feel yucky, but
not CS it actually makes you feel good. I realized this for the first time a
week ago. I guess since I am feeling so well. I took my dose and actually felt
a boost of energy from it. I can not say enough about the CS other than it
saved my life and gave me a future. I am going to list what I use as the
dosing instructions you can get these at www.xpressnet.com/bhealthy. If you
have any more questions please ask!!
Dosage Must Coincide
"With Body Weight"
The initial 1st (first) week dosage in all cases should only be 1/2 (one-half)
teaspoon only once (1) a day in the morning as the Colloidal Silver at 30 PPM
is so effective that if you start the therapeutic dosage of more than 1/2
(one-half) teaspoon per I (one) day you may put yourself into bed with a
severe Herxheimer or Candida reaction from all the dead bacteria piling up
waiting to be expelled from your bloodstream.
Thereafter your dosage of Colloidal Silver "absolutely must" correspond to
your body weight for the protocol to be successful as Colloidal Silver is
allopathic-the more you take the better it works and conversely the less you
take for your body weight the less it will be able to do for you. Again: The
dosage can be more but not less than that required for your body weight for it
to work and for this protocol to he successful.
The dosage baseline of 4 (four) teaspoons (20 ml.) morning immediately upon
arising I (one) hour before breakfast, and 4 (four) teaspoons (20 ml.) evening
2 (two) hours after supper, is based on an average infection for a 120 (one
hundred and twenty) pound individual.
The dosage also must be tailored to the severity of the infection, which means
you must increase the dosage (after you have adjusted the initial dosage to
your weight), if you have had a chronic, severe, or long-term infection.
It is crucial that:
Your starting-beginning baseline dosage ("before" you tailor dosage to your
symptoms) must correspond to your body weight. This means the baseline dosage
must be increased a minimum of I (one) teaspoon (5 ml.) every time you take a
dosage, to accommodate every 30 (thirty) pound increment in body weight.
For example: A 210 lb. individual must increase their baseline dosage to 7
(seven) teaspoons = (35 ml.) in the morning and 7 (seven) teaspoons (35 ml.)
in the evening.
The following outline is the basic initial dosage reference:
120 lb. man, woman or child 4 (four) tsps. morning and 4 (four) tsps.
evening.
150 lb. II II = 5 (five) tsps. morning and 5
(five) tsps. evening.
180 lb. = 6 (six) tsps. morning and 6
(six) tsps. evening.
210 lb. = 7 (seven) tsps. morning and 7 (seven) tsps.
evening.
Just to confirm:
A 60 (seventy) lb. child would respectively require a dosage of 2 (two)
teaspoons [10 (ten) ml.] in the morning and 2 (two) teaspoons [10 (ten) ml.]
in the evening.
Respective dosage you then stay at that dosage until you ameliorate all of
your symptoms If because of the severity or the chronic state of your
infection you plateau and have a stubborn symptom that you cannot knock out at
this dosage 4 then increase your dosage by I (one) teaspoon additional in the
morning and 1 (one) teaspoon additional in the evening for 2 (two) weeks.
This should make a big difference to your recovery. If not yet, increase the
dosage "again" by another 1 (one) teaspoon in the morning and 1 (one) teaspoon
in the evening for the following two weeks and stay on the respective
additional dosage until you do ameliorate that symptom.
The key is that you increase and tailor the dosage to the point whereby you
aggressively knock out any remaining symptoms that are attributable and due to
the current active Borrelia Burgdorferi infection. You must treat until all
"active" symptoms are gone-so you are basically asymptomatic, as this is your
main guideline to know how much to, and how long to treat.
N.B. The spirochetes re-cycle every 30 (thirty) days if there are any
remaining in your body. This means that some sensitive individuals will notice
a flare up of their symptoms every 30 (thirty) days (almost to the day like
clockwork) as long as there are still some spirochetes present.
Therefore once you have knocked out all of your symptoms, "then" go back to
your original baseline dosage per your body weight, until you no longer have
the symptom flare up and for I (one) more month after you feel you have
eradicated the infection.
This final month of treatment is necessary to insure you have killed all the
spirochetes in your body, for if there are any that are still present
unbeknownst to you, they will start replicating again and you will have to
begin another course of treatment all over again.
Unfortunately Lyme Disease is a very serious insidious gram negative infection
caused by the spirochete Borrelia Burgdorferi of the same gram-negative class
of infection caused by the spirochete Treponema Pallidium which is known as
Syphilis.
One would not regard an ongoing syphilitic infection lightly and leave it
untreated, or would be foolhardy to take it lightly and do so, and the same
applies to Borrelia Burgdorferi as it appears to cause a more insidious
infection than even the Syphilis spirochete causes- once it has established
itself in an individual.
Lyme Disease appears to have the same or even broader and further reaching
destructive capabilities vis a vie systemic bodily infection as Syphilis.
Lyme Disease "is " a multi-systemic illness that can also affect one's whole
central nervous system causing neurological as well as psychiatric problems as
the Syphilitic spirochaetal illness does.
Failure to treat appropriately till eradicated can have serious consequences.
The spirochetes replication cycle is every 28 days at which time "if" you pay
attention to your own body's signals, is when your symptoms would flare
monthly.
Once after you have eradicated all your obvious symptomatology, watch for and
be sensitive to the day when once a month you experience any type of flare up
out of the blue. That will mean that even though you have knocked out the
symptomatology -the spirochetes are still present sequestered somewhere in the
body.
Therefore it is not only prudent but also mandatory to treat for 11/2 (one and
one-half) months, [which is 45 (forty-five) days], after you have eradicated
your last symptom.
This gives a 15 (fifteen)day buffer zone after waiting to see if the
replication cycle has ceased after the infection is cleared, to insure that
you have eradicated it.
Personally I am not going to take any chances of the Lyme returning and I am
going to stay on for two months after I am completely symptom free.
Candace Hawthorne
