Re: NanobacTX - for

[Guest guest]

,

Thanks for the info... i'd read up on the nanobacterial stuff on

their website (I think it's www.nanobaclabs.com), and had joined the

nanobacteria site, also, but, like you, haven't found anyone who

really feels like it's helping them much. But I'm still curious, and

haven't found a doc yet who will do the test. I'm a little bummed

out about the cost of treatment, too. Is that covered by insurance,

or is it considered " experimental " ? And I didn't know what EDTA was,

or what it did... you say that it's a form of chelation? That's

interesting, as I've heard in other places that it's possible that

mycoplasma can't be killed off all the way unless you detoxify

metals. And I believe from what I've read that mycoplasma bacteria

and nanobacteria are practically the same thing. Anyway, thanks for

your input.

**Jean**

> In a message dated 10/8/02 8:17:48 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

> @y... writes:

>

>

> > Hello,

> >

> > I was wondering if anyone is using NanobacTX on this list? I am

beginning

> > to

> > really think my problems are with circulation(heart, fibrinogen,

high

> > lp(a),

> > etc) and bacteria that I think is causing the heart problems. I

think

> > NanobacTX fits into here nicely. If you read some of the

websites for

> > Nanobactx they say it helps with these kind of heart situations.

Any

> > comments? thanks, K

> >

> I was tested positive for nanos by Nanobac Labs. I have not and do

not plan

> on being treated anytime soon. I joined the nano list here on

and

> there wasn't a single person vocal about it being great treatment

program

> except for this one person with no name signed on who probably

works for

> Nanobac Labs and comes out and assaults anyone who doesn't think

Nanobac TX

> is a wonderful idea (read my post couple weeks ago replying to this

person if

> you don't belive me). My concern was that I don't like the idea of

constant

> EDTA chelation every day for 4 months minimum as this robs the body

of much

> needed essential minerals and at the same time I can't hear any

testimonials

> that treating the nano's are good for CFS. I would much rather

take EDTA in

> cycle dosages and do something like BVT which I'm already doing and

hopefully

> let the body kill the nano's whose protective shells are then

unrooofed and

> vulnerable to attack by the immune system--just a theory. Another

big bummer

> is price which is about $1200 for 4 months of treatment. But if

you decide

> to go this route then please do let us know your results.

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Could you give me the link to the nano site that you joined?

My doctor is doing a study in my area for nanobacterium for heart his

patients and he is also interested in feedback from CFS and FM

patients who are following this treatment protocol.

Thanks,

Nat

>

> Thanks for the info... i'd read up on the nanobacterial stuff on

> their website (I think it's www.nanobaclabs.com), and had joined

the

> nanobacteria site, also, but, like you, haven't found anyone who

> really feels like it's helping them much. But I'm still curious,

and

> haven't found a doc yet who will do the test.

[Guest guest]

Nat,

Where is your doctor located?

penny

>

> Could you give me the link to the nano site that you joined?

>

> My doctor is doing a study in my area for nanobacterium for heart

his

> patients and he is also interested in feedback from CFS and FM

> patients who are following this treatment protocol.

>

> Thanks,

> Nat

> >

> > Thanks for the info... i'd read up on the nanobacterial stuff on

> > their website (I think it's www.nanobaclabs.com), and had joined

> the

> > nanobacteria site, also, but, like you, haven't found anyone who

> > really feels like it's helping them much. But I'm still curious,

> and

> > haven't found a doc yet who will do the test.