Re: what is going on with fibro

[Guest guest]

Hi - I'm very pleased that Joanne researches what helps people feel

better and gets some of the chemistry too.

For me, the breakthrough came when a nurse online 3000 miles away

cracked my 25-yr mystery of fibromyalgia, cluing me in that I had

acquired a bacterial infection known as Lyme disease from a known tick

bite in 1981, just prior to the commencement of my symptoms, which

turned into full-blown fibro 18 months later.

The spiral-shaped bacteria, called spirochets, get into the brain in 12

hours and inflame the nerves. They can also corkscrew into tissue

anywhere and cause inflammation. When I found out, I did test positive

- not everyone does who has this, for many reasons - went on

clindamycin antibiotics around the clock and a week later, my fibro

symptoms had gone to zero! The antibiotic worked for me for 5 years,

then stopped being effective, and now I'm doing teasel root tincture

and curcumin capsules for anti-inflams, as well as other treatments.

Anyone can watch the Lyme documentary " Under Our Skin " for free at

www.hulu.com and you will see many people say they had fibromyalgia

symptoms, along with many others. Lyme and co-infections can be

transmitted by infected ticks, other insect bites, and through human

tissues and fluids, including congenitally, via breastfeeding, etc. -

Robin

what is going on with fibro

 

I do not agree with this doctor when he says a cocktail of drugs is the

answer to getting well with fibro, we do not need any medication, but I

do agree with his description of fibro

you will first need to watch the video to understand this what I say

next

He says we are high is glutamate and high in substance p

he says we are low in dopamine, seratonin and noradrenalin, and other

neurons

This above is correct

when we go into ketosis, the glutamate is turned into GABA. when this

happens immediately substance P is lowered. Substance P is the neuron

making us feel all of our pain, so pain goes down

The GABA then helps the brain make dopamine seratonin and

noradrenaline, plus any other neurons we are short of

Love joanne