New drs interpretation of the Igenex test and IND on 39 band...

[Guest guest]

I just wanted to post b/c I have been offline for a week and we also

just returned from consulting another LLMD for the whole family. He

asked that I not quote him, so I won't. However, my son's 1st Igenex

test showed only 1 IND on the 39 band and no positives whatsoever and

the dr interpretted that as a positive test for borrelia. So

apparently, any 39 band activity is borrelia specific.

We will be trying new techniques, high dosages of both herbs and

antibiotics and focus on 1st babesia, 2nd bartonella and lastly

borrelia. We are hoping to knock out babesia quickly and that

bartonella will be the big battle. Once bartonella is gone, borrelia

should be relatively easy.

We are happy to be home. )

Caryn

[Guest guest]

Sounds good to me. Also many times the OSP 41 is positive while all

other bands are negative. The CDC says this is not a positive but it

actually is. Band 41 is the TAIL of the SPIROCHETE. Once you start

atacking the critters and co infections, the immune system mounts

defenses the other bands will become more positive in your lyme

test.

>

> I just wanted to post b/c I have been offline for a week and we

also

> just returned from consulting another LLMD for the whole family.

He

> asked that I not quote him, so I won't. However, my son's 1st

Igenex

> test showed only 1 IND on the 39 band and no positives whatsoever

and

> the dr interpretted that as a positive test for borrelia. So

> apparently, any 39 band activity is borrelia specific.

>

> We will be trying new techniques, high dosages of both herbs and

> antibiotics and focus on 1st babesia, 2nd bartonella and lastly

> borrelia. We are hoping to knock out babesia quickly and that

> bartonella will be the big battle. Once bartonella is gone,

borrelia

> should be relatively easy.

>

> We are happy to be home. )

>

> Caryn

>