Well, Lyme is an INTRA-cellular infection. Yes it travels in the blood, but
it prefers deep tissue and simply treating the blood will not do the trick
alone - sorry.
rob
in Memphis
From: "Katie Jay" <[email protected]>
Reply-To: [email protected]
To: <[email protected]>
Subject: CS>Ultraviolet blood irradiation
Date: Wed, 5 Jul 2000 10:47:53 -0700
The ultraviolet blood irradiation (UBI) was used before antibiotics were
invented. It is quite effective in eliminating infection, apparently. It is
not covered by insurance and the FDA has not approved it for Lyme
treatment.
My doctor will have me sign a form stating I am taking the treatment for
research purposes.
The procedure is as follows:
A line is put in to draw blood into a bottle (no more than a pint, probably
less)
As the blood travels through the tube, it passes over UV light. The UV
light
kills the bacteria in your blood and the blood becomes "irradiated".
Then the blood is put back into you (my doctor gives oxygen during this
part
of the procedure). The blood put back in does bring some benefit to your
other blood.
My doctor recommended 20 treatments to kill the Lyme; that might be more
treatments than some recommend. I'm imagining the doctor may be trying to
make some money on this, but I don't mind because the treatment, she says,
is as effective as antibiotics without the side effects.
I plan to use a zapper, do the UBI treatment and take CS. If that doesn't
get the Lyme, I don't know what will :o)
Katie
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