HiCan a live blood test show if you have lymes, if your test came back positive and you also have symtoms wouldn the doctor at least consider you may have lymes, tryinjg anti biotics for your symtoms may indicate or hint at if you have lymes if some

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HiCan a live blood test show if you have lymes, if your test came back positive and you also have symtoms wouldn the doctor at least consider you may have lymes, tryinjg anti biotics for your symtoms may indicate or hint at if you have lymes if some of your symtoms go away somewhat with anti biotics than there could be a chance that you do have lymes since your test came back positive. i thinkDamariseTo: Lyme_and_Rife From: ds@...Date: Fri, 13 Jan 2012 17:24:39 +0000Subject: Re: diagnosing Lyme

This was true in my case, with doctors telling me I did not have Lyme even though I questioned the possibility. One even told me that I didn't, despite the positive Igenex test, because he said everyone comes back positive from that lab.

From a different perspective, I attended a conference in September hosted by Dr. Simon Yu, an integrative MD, and he attracted a lot of alternative practitioners. When they asked why I was there and I told them of my interest in alternative therapies due to Lyme Disease, they suggested I look for the underlying causes of the illness. Dr. Yu's book Accidental Cure (2010) outlines many causes of chronic illness which include hidden food allergies, parasites, amalgams and root canals, other heavy metals, infected cavitations, etc. In my case, I believe heavy metals may be a big factor as well as HPU and only recently after months on the HPU protocol have I noted some progress in my treatments (rife, etc.).

deb

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> >> Is it possible to have an incorrect positive blood test (alopathic,

> typical blood test)?<<

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> I think it is *possible*. It'd be helpful to know the specific tests each

> doctor did, what lab did them, and what the exact results are.

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> I know tons of Lymies who went through a lot of doctors testing them and

> telling them they didn't have Lyme, only to find out that they actually did;

> And.no one who was told they had Lyme when they actually didn't.

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> Pam

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