(Lyme Disease)

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I remember having a tick stuck to my ear that my parent's had to pry off and

burn when I was a child. I wonder if someone could keep a tick disease for that

many years?? I think when I was a child, Lyme disease was not named as of yet.

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> Well the best way is to do a whole month on 2 herbs that provoke the Lyme's to

come out of the cells in to the blood stream:

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> 1) Artecin: (Thorne Research)

> Artecin contains Artemisia Annua (Chinese wormwood). It acts as a bitter and

carminative, and has traditional uses in the nutritional support of the

gastro-intestinal tract to help support the elimination of intestinal parasites.

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> 2) Cat's Claw:

> http://www.samento.com.ec/sciencelib/sammain.html

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> Then do a blood test start with Quest or what ever lab that you insurance will

pay for... if it should come back negative Lab Corp ids you next best bet to use

for a lab...

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> TEST for:

> Lyme's and Co-infection Bands

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> Love, Gabby. :0)

> http://stemcellforautism.blogspot.com/

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> " I know of nobody who is purely Autistic or purely neurotypical. Even God had

some Autistic moments, which is why the planets all spin. " ~ Jerry Newport

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Our neighbor has the disease (bit often by ticks as a child living off the shore

of land). Her tests showed four different Lyme problems (strains? not sure

what the word is). She has chronic problems to include GI, joint pain, fatigue,

some memory issues. She had some biomed approach to treat the symptoms, but

other heavy duty antibiotics too. From what she told me, it will be a lifelong

problem that flares due to certain stresses. The test used to discover the

disease was from this group: http://igenex.com

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> I remember having a tick stuck to my ear that my parent's had to pry off and

burn when I was a child. I wonder if someone could keep a tick disease for that

many years?? I think when I was a child, Lyme disease was not named as of yet.

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