Re: Is Lyme Disease Contagious and Constipation

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Wow ! Great post!!

Just to add fuel to 's advise, here's a copy of DrA's TACA Presentation (in

our groups Files) on suggestions in Supporting The Bowels:

" Supporting the bowels

• If constipated:

- correct food allergies

- Magnesium citrate

- higher doses of vit C

- water/hydration

- treating yeast or getting enough probiotics

- enemas

- Miralax if not responding

Supporting the bowels

• If stools are too loose:

- correct food allergies

- activated charcoal

- bentonite

- non-psyllium fiber

- bananas

- rice

- correct dysbiosis (CDSA) "

>

> > My son got infected by a tick and developed the bull's eye mark

> > right after. We are just starting treatment with herbs and testing

> > for co-infections. Probably antibiotics will be prescribed next. I

> > will just be careful about sharing body fluids. My current concern

> > is constipation. He takes CalMag Butyrate and Magnesium Glycinate

> > along with probiotics that should address constipation but not

> > working lately. He's been sitting I'm the potty for almost an hour

> > now. Any advice? Anyone?

> >

> > Fransel

> >

> > From: fight4thekids@...

> > Sender: BorreliaMultipleInfectionsAndAutism

> > Date: Thu, 17 Feb 2011 08:49:21 -0600

> > To: <BorreliaMultipleInfectionsAndAutism >

> > ReplyTo: BorreliaMultipleInfectionsAndAutism

> > Subject: Re: Charcoal Dose

> >

> >

> > Unfortunately, there are many different opinions on this. I think

> > mainstream medical says that it's not transmittable unless bit by an

> > infected tick, yet there are mainstream reports that it is

> > transmittable

> > via pregnancy and other biting vectors (insects, etc.). Somehow those

> > reports appear to get treated as if they don't exist. The alternate

> > Lyme community says it's transmissible via sex, pregnancy, can lay

> > dormant forever or not, etc. It is found in urine and other body

> > fluids. Reportedly, it does not grow outside of the body, but it is

> > possible that it can lay dormant and then grow when it finds a host.

> > So, truthfully, there is no agreed upon answer here. There are many

> > reports that say most people who get diagnosed with Lyme have no

> > memory

> > of getting a tick bite. It is not known whether the tick was too small

> > to notice or if they got it from another person or even a contaminated

> > food or medicine. There are many theories. What is known is that many

> > are testing positive who appear healthy. So, being a carrier of the

> > Lyme pathogen appears to be the lesser problem. The greater problem is

> > making sure your immune system keeps it at bay. With the extra immune

> > stressors we have today, we need to be aware of them and minimize them

> > to keep our immune systems healthy enough to stay strong. It's not

> > just

> > Lyme we need to be wary of, but also cancer, diabetes, etc. So, it's

> > about living healthy and doing extra things to rebuild our immune

> > systems. In my opinion, being a Lyme carrier does put us at higher

> > risk of not handling immune stressors. If you Google, you will find

> > several reports that some scientists and doctors feel that half the

> > population is already a carrier.

> >

> > Love and prayers,

> >

> > Heidi N

> >

> > Is lyme disease contagious?

> > Fransel

> >

> >

> >

>

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Great summary of things to do. I have a few to try out here. Thanks.FranselSender: BorreliaMultipleInfectionsAndAutism Date: Mon, 21 Feb 2011 06:44:20 -0000To: <BorreliaMultipleInfectionsAndAutism >ReplyTo: BorreliaMultipleInfectionsAndAutism Subject: Re: Is Lyme Disease Contagious and Constipation Wow ! Great post!!Just to add fuel to 's advise, here's a copy of DrA's TACA Presentation (in our groups Files) on suggestions in Supporting The Bowels: " Supporting the bowels• If constipated:- correct food allergies- Magnesium citrate- higher doses of vit C- water/hydration- treating yeast or getting enough probiotics- enemas- Miralax if not respondingSupporting the bowels• If stools are too loose:- correct food allergies- activated charcoal- bentonite- non-psyllium fiber- bananas- rice- correct dysbiosis (CDSA) " > > > My son got infected by a tick and developed the bull's eye mark > > right after. We are just starting treatment with herbs and testing > > for co-infections. Probably antibiotics will be prescribed next. I > > will just be careful about sharing body fluids. My current concern > > is constipation. He takes CalMag Butyrate and Magnesium Glycinate > > along with probiotics that should address constipation but not > > working lately. He's been sitting I'm the potty for almost an hour > > now. Any advice? Anyone?> >> > Fransel> >> > > Sender: BorreliaMultipleInfectionsAndAutism > > Date: Thu, 17 Feb 2011 08:49:21 -0600> > To: <BorreliaMultipleInfectionsAndAutism >> > ReplyTo: BorreliaMultipleInfectionsAndAutism > > Subject: Re: Charcoal Dose> >> >> > Unfortunately, there are many different opinions on this. I think> > mainstream medical says that it's not transmittable unless bit by an> > infected tick, yet there are mainstream reports that it is > > transmittable> > via pregnancy and other biting vectors (insects, etc.). Somehow those> > reports appear to get treated as if they don't exist. The alternate> > Lyme community says it's transmissible via sex, pregnancy, can lay> > dormant forever or not, etc. It is found in urine and other body> > fluids. Reportedly, it does not grow outside of the body, but it is> > possible that it can lay dormant and then grow when it finds a host.> > So, truthfully, there is no agreed upon answer here. There are many> > reports that say most people who get diagnosed with Lyme have no > > memory> > of getting a tick bite. It is not known whether the tick was too small> > to notice or if they got it from another person or even a contaminated> > food or medicine. There are many theories. What is known is that many> > are testing positive who appear healthy. So, being a carrier of the> > Lyme pathogen appears to be the lesser problem. The greater problem is> > making sure your immune system keeps it at bay. With the extra immune> > stressors we have today, we need to be aware of them and minimize them> > to keep our immune systems healthy enough to stay strong. It's not > > just> > Lyme we need to be wary of, but also cancer, diabetes, etc. So, it's> > about living healthy and doing extra things to rebuild our immune> > systems. In my opinion, being a Lyme carrier does put us at higher> > risk of not handling immune stressors. If you Google, you will find> > several reports that some scientists and doctors feel that half the> > population is already a carrier.> >> > Love and prayers,> >> > Heidi N> >> > Is lyme disease contagious?> > Fransel> >> >> >>