I commented about Malaria, to avoid confusion. James james-osbourne: holmes II American State National AKA: Red Pill Media
On Thu, May 4, 2017 at 6:48 PM, Lena Guyot <drumr...@stny.rr.com> wrote: > No. Lyme was let loose on the grounds of Plum Island by Ernest Traub, a > ex-Nazi doc who'd been imported to develop bio-weapons to decimate 'enemy' > livestock. He created a sort of pathogen 'Turducken', arachnid-style. Plum > island's just off the tip of Long Island, from which deer could easily swim > to the mainland of CT and migratory birds could carry the ticks on their > way along the New England coast. > > Lyme (borrelia burgdorferi) is not the same as the syphilis spirochete, > or the trichinosis spirochete, and there are many other sprirochete strains > as well. It was present in the ancient, mummified body of the 'IceMan', > Utzi, the hunter discovered in the Italian Alps, and Lyme was also > identified in autopsies of Civil War dead. > > The disease we presently call *Lyme* disease, (never* 'Lymes'*; ignore > people who call it that, if they don't even know this basic thing) was > named after the CT community of Old Lyme, where some observant mothers > first compared notes about some disturbing symptoms in their children that > were baffling doctors. I was bitten by a tick on Nantucket Island in 1961 > (bull's eye rash on back of neck) decades before this shape-shifting > disease was recognized anywhere or any medical remedies were even imagined. > The > doc dxing my case more than 40 years later identified its many > co-infections as the signature of the Plum Island, weaponized Lyme variety. > > Be well, > Léna > > On May 4, 2017, at 5:47 PM, Jean Baugh wrote: > > Since Lyme was developed as a bio weapon, let loose on purpose in Lyme, > CT, syphilis spirochete used to make this now world wide epidemic, > contagious it is said in every way you can imagine, they don’t want to > talk about it. > > Malaria is also a spirochete and is reported to be cured with Artemisia > (sweet wormwood), the inference seems to be that perhaps Lyme can also be > cured. > > Jean > > ************************* > > I was sent to a link for a product called > Argentyn 23 made by > Allergy Research Group Natural-Immunogenic with rave reviews and a hefty > price. I was informed by the person who sent me the link that this was the > only effective CS in treating/curing Lymes. > > Your thoughts please. > > Thank you - Joy > > > >
