Re: OT: Lyme & BLO which to address 1st?

July 21, 2012

I agree, there are mixed opinions. The difficulty with starting with bart is

finding an effective frequency, and that you may have multiple strains of bart

that need different frequencies to treat effectively. Treating borrelia with

432 Hz is pretty effective for most people. August is the beginning of the fall

seasonal flare for borrelia as well. Thus, I would lean toward recommending to

start with borrelia. It doesn't need to be treated so often, so you also have

time to learn how your body responds, identify herx patterns, etc. Once you

have handled 2-3 months of borrelia treatment and are able to get your treatment

time up, then try slowly adding bartonella treatment.

If you try this and get up to 5 minutes on 432 Hz with no response, then I would

switch to treating bartonella, as this may be a sign that bartonella is on top

of the hierarchy of bugs in your body at this point in time. Then return to 432

Hz after you have treated bart for a period of time.

Just my opinion based on my experience.

Sherry

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> Hi All,

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> I was wondering which " bug " I should address first w/my " Doug Coil " machine?

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> I was thinking the BLO since it reproduces faster & could impede my Lyme

treatment, but I wasn't sure....so, any suggestions would be GREATLY

appreciated.

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> Thanks so much!!

>

July 21, 2012

In some people the coinfections hide the lyme somehow.Also if you have heavy metals like mercury, lyme uses the mercury to protect itself.I started healing so much more after doing mercury detox.See my note about cilantro and detoxing mercury along with dmsa its a rough detox, but worth itjan: OT: Lyme & BLO which to address 1st? Posted by: "scdlymie" scdlymie@... scdlymie Date: Fri Jul 20, 2012 6:22 pm ((PDT))I

agree, there are mixed opinions. The difficulty with starting with bart is finding an effective frequency, and that you may have multiple strains of bart that need different frequencies to treat effectively. Treating borrelia with 432 Hz is pretty effective for most people. August is the beginning of the fall seasonal flare for borrelia as well. Thus, I would lean toward recommending to start with borrelia. It doesn't need to be treated so often, so you also have time to learn how your body responds, identify herx patterns, etc. Once you have handled 2-3 months of borrelia treatment and are able to get your treatment time up, then try slowly adding bartonella treatment.If

you try this and get up to 5 minutes on 432 Hz with no response, then I

would switch to treating bartonella, as this may be a sign that bartonella is on top of the hierarchy of bugs in your body at this point

in time. Then return to 432 Hz after you have treated bart for a period of time.Just my opinion based on my experience. "Im not trying to counsel any of you to do anything really special,except to dare to think, and to dare to go with the truth ,and to dare to love completely." -R. Buckminster Fullerhttp://www.purposefairy.com/4899/15-powerful-things-happy-people-do-differently/

July 21, 2012

We started out the same way that Sherry suggested and our results/herxes were inconsistent and difficult to quantify. My wife and son had symptoms that indicated that Bart was creating the biggest issues. We began coiling for Bart and put Lyme in the back seat. We began to see more consistent and predictable herxes and most importantly significant improvements. Keep in mind that Bart grows very very fast and it also can cause far more permanent damage than Lyme seems to.

My wife just had a very interesting experience. She was coiling everyday for Bart 832 for 15 minutes and 727 & 787 10 to 15 minutes each, these are very broad spectrum frequencies. The she would coil Lyme 432 twice a week. She was seeing drastic improvements and her herxes were manageable with help of Glucomannan, Hot Yoga and lots of water. We were without our coil machine for 4 days. She coiled Bart only on the fifth day for 15 minutes in the evening. That was the last we saw of her for 36 hours. Major migraine, nausea, total body ache light and noise sensitive, combative and majorly cranky and she is also seeing signs of a potential Shingles outbreak Today she is much better but the herx still lingers and sheâ€™s not sure if the Shingles are going to go back into hiding or not. It became very clear at lightning speed that Bart is a very fast grower and you have to be consistent an relentless to make headway.

I have heard this type of thing from many people dealing with Bart. I agree wholeheartedly in concept with Sherry. I recommend the exact same thing to folks I talk to that are new to coiling. However we have found by experience that if there is a Bart load that is heavy enough to cause identifiable symptoms I would start there and see what type of herx my body responds with. Lyme grows much slower than Bart and it is not as dangerous

Hope this helps.