Robb, the [email protected] find the foucus allergyresearch newsletter, it is 15 pages long read the facts on lyme do you understand cellwall deffiency, dormancy, and subsequent. print it out and read it over and over. roger > > Is this true?.......I have heard it is 3 days...and the life cycle is 30 > days........??......Robb > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "James Holmes" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Thursday, December 11, 2003 8:39 PM > Subject: RE: CS>LYME-it does work > > > Hello William, > > > > You may already be aware, but the reproductive cycle of the Lyme organism > is > > about 35 days. So it is probably good to continue treatment beyond > complete > > remission of symptoms. > > > > JOH > > > > -----Original Message----- > > From: william meyer [mailto:[email protected]] > > Sent: Wednesday, December 10, 2003 11:42 PM > > To: [email protected] > > Subject: Re: CS>LYME-it does work > > > > > > hi > > i have had lyme success with ionic silver. i was never diagnosed with lyme > > because diagnosing lyme is a pitiful joke. i have heard story after story > of > > deluded souls traipsing from one doctor to another while they ordered test > > after test that are known to be unbelievably inconsistent. in many cases > > tests that came back positive were then disregarded by the doctors in > > question. for you lymies out there: lyme is a CLININCAL diagnosis and > there > > is no magic bullet. the last time i was bitten by a tick i ordered > > antibiotics myself from a PET STORE on the net. no prescription neccesary. > > that means i didnt have to pay 150 dollars to convince a doctor- as i did > > the first time- to prescribe DOXY. i strongly suggest anyone who is within > > five days of a tick bite with symptoms to start on antibiotics > immediately. > > add silver too. in my case silver helped me in later stages of lyme > control > > my infection. i still have minor symptoms, but i also am still early in my > > chronic lyme treatment protocol. one has to do many things chronically to > > treat chronic lyme. one limitation of silver is my belief that i need to > do > > it on an empty stomach. the doxy i took with or without food and that was > a > > help and convenience. it is more than possible a proper silver regime will > > take care completely of an early lyme or co-infection (bartonella, > > erlichiosis, rockky mountanin spotted fever) from a tick bite. it may not > > stop the malaria like tick borne organism, babesiosis. neither will DOXY. > in > > my case i am well versed in common tick borne infections and i assume my > > last bite transmitted something other than lyme. whatever it was, it was > > knocked out with doxy. i took 200mg for 14 days. if i had had lyme > symptoms > > (NEW ONES) i would have continued my treatment longer. i urge anyone that > is > > bitten by a deer tick to start the most agressive protocol possible if > they > > begin to develop symptoms of lyme. i actually urge my friends to keep doxy > > around because delay is a terrible risk for chronic lyme later. again, > > someone who is well skilled with silver would probably have as \strong a > > medicine as doxy in silver. my experience is silver is VERY effective > > against lyme. > > -- > > best, > > willian
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