Re: CS>zapper(lyme)Christine , many thanks for your reply. I agree with what you are saying. However I feel pretty confident in the diagnosis.The diagnosis of lyme or rather borreliosis is from a doctor over here in the UK, working in collaboration with a Uni, who is using dark field microscopy to actually show the borrelia spirochaetes emerging from red and white blood cells, he can capture it on video, we have photos of them in our blood, it is pretty conclusive.They are not yet sure if it is the same strain of borrelia that causes lyme in the US as there are several forms that are pathogenic. Also the diagnosis is based on the clinical picture. This doctor collaborates with Drs Lida Mattman and William Harvey and others in the US plus doctors in Europe. He is finding all his patients diagnosed with chronic fatigue syndrome have borrelia spirochaetes in their blood and seemingly these people in the US are finding the same thing.And researchers at another Uni over here are finding vasculitis (inflammation of the endothelial lining of the blood vessels) in all CFS patients, this is known to occur in lyme and they are going to collaborate to proove whether or not it is the borrelia that are causing this vasculitis, that is what they suspect. They are also finding these borrelia in gulf war syndrome patients. When we told this doctor we wanted to treat the borrelia with CS not a herbal product, Samento, which he was suggesting or ABX he was fine about it and said that the guy, is it Burgdorf, who the lyme disease spirochaete is named after recommends colloidal silver for lyme now!! Yes it is strangely fortunate to both be in the same boat and we have avoided allopathic treatment like the plague over the 24 years of all this using homeopathic, ayurvedic, herbal, nutritional, yes and BodyTalk, allergy, healing, acupunture, osteopathy, meditated for 29 years, do yoga etc etc etc And yes you learn a great deal along the way, much more than if we were able to lead a "normal" life, though it is not an easy path. Actually we are not at all down about the diagnosis on the contrary we at least know what we are dealing with though it is not a diagnosis we would choose to have but neither is CFS.People with CFS are treated appalingly. We have had quite bad herx since starting taking CS so we have to take it at a pace our bodies can deal with but have no doubt we have an infection. We are trying to up the CS level and will be fighting this infection with whatever alternative modes we can not with allopathic medicine unless as a last resort or in an emergency, not least as we are both allergic and common to CFS people very sensitive to drugs. Glad your friend has improved so much. Best wishes,
Sheila .--- From: Christine Carleton [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: 01 April 2004 17:43 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: CS>zapper(lyme) Sheila, I have an acquaintance that was diagnosed in Saudi once, and UBC (Univ. of British Columbia-MS clinic) twice with MS. She was exhausted and was receiving benefits from her teaching education pension etc... In April of 2002 she started BodyTalk sessions. By December 2002, she was starting to feel better. By June of 2003 she was feeling much better. By Sept 2003 UBC/MS clinic confirmed her improvement, identified she no longer met the numerous criteria for MS and down graded her from MS (- saying something like there must have been a diagnostic mistake...yea, three times over a couple of years?... oh well....) and suggested that she should be able to return to work in a couple of months it her health improvement continued. Does that mean the sacred cow of incurable dis-eases, and the requirements for expensive mind numbing drugs may not be so sacred? UBC/MS clinic suggested that perhaps she had Lyme's disease, and that it had run it's course and she was recovering. Strikes me that they might be pulling conclusions out of the air - or perhaps covering their glutus maximus....??? She continued with her BodyTalk sessions, and returned to teaching Jan 2004. Amazing changes from what was effectively a nasty prognosis. ....'Me thinks' there are some things that science/medicine - allopathic style may not be on top of. If you want to know more e-mail me off line. I do not know if the zapper drives the 'buggies' further in. Perhaps one should look further out - to the emotional, mental, spiritual or quantum levels. In my opinion on some level the CS must help. The purpose of this story is to suggest that a diagnosis may not be accurate - do not buy it 100% or let it get you down. Look further afield beyond allopathic protocols - For every ailment there is a remedy. The search and the journey can open many doors to expanding ones consciousness. How fortunate for you that you have a partner on the same journey, and it will not be a lonely as if travelling it on your own. Blessings to you both. Christine http://chris.fxtrainer.biz From: "J & S Campbell" <[email protected]> Reply-To: <[email protected]> Date: Thu, 1 Apr 2004 17:06:08 +0100 To: <[email protected]> Subject: RE: CS>zapper(lyme) Resent-From: [email protected] Resent-Date: Thu, 1 Apr 2004 08:03:36 -0800 My husband and I have just been diagnosed with lyme, is it known whether CS can kill the lyme bacteria when they are in cyst form or cell deficient forms within cells or can CS not manage to get at them in these intracellular forms? Also if CS works by scuppering bacterial respiration, in a cyst form or CD form is respiration reduced and therefore would CS be less effective? BW, Sheila --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.647 / Virus Database: 414 - Release Date: 29/03/04
