Re:Confirming Babesiosis - MMS?

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Limen,

Have you looked into MMS? It got its start as an antimalarial

treatment.

Beth

> >

> > Limin:

> >

> > We have Babesia here. I tried Artemesia, but I don't think it

killed

> > it all, just helped. I tried Cryptolepsis, but I don't think it

> > killed it all, just helped. I think Babesia is the reason people

die

> > from lyme. I hear it makes the blood real thick. I also hear

that

> > healthy people can easily kill Babesia. I am going to try Enula,

but

> > I can't help but wonder if killing the lyme will increase the

health

> > enough to kill the Babesia. I know that Bartonella has to be

killed

> > to kill the lyme, but I am hoping not so with Babesia. If we can

take

> > Enula long-term, than that will be a good choice. I don't think

its

> > very safe to take Artemesia or Cryptolepsis long-term. I am

right now

> > focusing on Bartonella and lyme, and hope to try Enula soon. I

did

> > hear that Rechts Rechstaadt (spelling is off here) stuff might

kill

> > Babesia, and other systemic enzymes. Green clay might kill it.

I

> > imagine there are also homeopathic remedies. If you feel

something

> > works, let us know. As much as we have Babesia, we don't really

have

> > sweats or chills much, more like fatigue and nausea. I think

when you

> > have several pathogens mixed together, your symptoms vary from

the

> > text-books.

> >

> > Heidi N

> >

> >

> >

> > Is there anyone in the group focusing on treating Babesia at the

> > moment? Gayatri? Beth? I have put my son on NutriMedix Enula for

> > about 10 days now, and continue to search for more information

that

> > might be helpful for decision-making on Alinia, a new prescribed

> > anti-parasitic drug. I came across Dr. Ritchie Shoemaker's

comments on

> > when to decide on the prescribed drug as treatment. I will throw

in his

> > advice here to get feedback and comments from the group.

> >

> > Dr. Shoemaker advises that do not jump in the use of prescribed

> > antibiotics or anti-parasitic, simply because Babesia is tested

positive

> > via a blood sample, but to look into what symptoms Babesia causes

and

> > look for the biomarkers in both blood and urine that suggest the

symptoms.

> >

> > In my son's case, he was tested positive for Babesia FISH (RNA).

His

> > IgM to Babesia duncani, a West Coast specific strain, is

negative, and

> > IgG is 1:80. Per IGeneX, this may suggest evidence of infection,

and

> > the patient may be recovering. Of course, I will take this

> > interpretation with a grain of salt.

> >

> > Babesiosis is an infectious blood disease that leads to

progressive

> > (hemolytic) anemia. A destruction of the red blood cells is the

primary

> > factor in the development of symptoms. Does anyone know which

test can

> > look for the biomarkers for Hemolysis? Can a CBC blood analysis

> > sufficiently detect what I want to look for? Secondly, the

infection

> > also causes protein and free hemoglobin in the urine

(hemoglobinuria).

> > Again, what test can I run to look for these?

> >

> > Thank you.

> >

> > Limin

> >

> >

> >

> >

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