Re: /Lyme supps. Digest Number 13947

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" The products I use for her parasites are also commonly used for Lyme. "

Do tell. Alison F.

6b. Re: Night sweats?

Posted by: " michellebondy " myrubygirl@... michellebondy

Date: Mon Dec 1, 2008 10:58 am ((PST))

Night sweats can be from parasites, Lyme disease, a food or supp that

isn't tolerated.

For my daughter it was parasites. She used to wake up crying and

literally soaked in sweat. She looked like she'd just had a shower. I

am treating her for blood parasites now and chelating and no sweating

at night anymore. The products I use for her parasites are also

commonly used for Lyme.

>

> My 10-yo NT son sweats at night. Not so much as to completely soak

his PJs,

> but his back is definitely quite damp when I check him before I go

to bed.

> This is not new - he's done this for many years. It just occurred

to me to

> ask here if this sounds familiar to anyone, and if any interventions

> (including chelating) have ameliorated it.

>

>

>

> Thanks,

>

> Dean

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I'm using Samento which is Cat's Claw, just a more concentrated

version of it, I guess it's used to treat Bartonella which is a

bacteria in Lyme. I have Cumanda which I have just started as well.

Both are great for bacteria. I decided to try these not knowing if my

daughter has Lyme, but thought since they treat bacteria and yeast I

might as well throw them in the mix.

The R56 I use is homeopathic and contains artemesia which is a herb

also used to babesia another lyme co-infection which is the parasite

in the blood. Wormwood is another name for artemesia. I really feel

most of my daughter's issues are mercury and parasites in her blood.

She is making great progress with chelation and parasites treatments.

Again, the progress is great, but we still have a long, long way to

go. The days are up and down. But she is completely different than she

was just 6 months ago. I tell anyone I can to treat their children for

parasites. They are smart little jerks and will anything to survive.

They are hard to kill.

> >

> > My 10-yo NT son sweats at night. Not so much as to completely soak

> his PJs,

> > but his back is definitely quite damp when I check him before I go

> to bed.

> > This is not new - he's done this for many years. It just occurred

> to me to

> > ask here if this sounds familiar to anyone, and if any interventions

> > (including chelating) have ameliorated it.

> >

> >

> >

> > Thanks,

> >

> > Dean

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

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Did you know that it is also use for immune?

laura

In , " michellebondy " <myrubygirl@...>

wrote:

>

> I'm using Samento which is Cat's Claw, just a more concentrated

> version of it, I guess it's used to treat Bartonella which is a

> bacteria in Lyme. I have Cumanda which I have just started as well.

> Both are great for bacteria. I decided to try these not knowing if

my

> daughter has Lyme, but thought since they treat bacteria and yeast I

> might as well throw them in the mix.

>

> The R56 I use is homeopathic and contains artemesia which is a herb

> also used to babesia another lyme co-infection which is the parasite

> in the blood. Wormwood is another name for artemesia. I really feel

> most of my daughter's issues are mercury and parasites in her blood.

> She is making great progress with chelation and parasites

treatments.

>

> Again, the progress is great, but we still have a long, long way to

> go. The days are up and down. But she is completely different than

she

> was just 6 months ago. I tell anyone I can to treat their children

for

> parasites. They are smart little jerks and will anything to survive.

> They are hard to kill.

>

>

>

> > >

> > > My 10-yo NT son sweats at night. Not so much as to completely

soak

> > his PJs,

> > > but his back is definitely quite damp when I check him before I

go

> > to bed.

> > > This is not new - he's done this for many years. It just

occurred

> > to me to

> > > ask here if this sounds familiar to anyone, and if any

interventions

> > > (including chelating) have ameliorated it.

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > Thanks,

> > >

> > > Dean

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

[Guest guest]

We are treating my son for babesia with mepron (an rx) and within 48

hours he lost all of his gross motor delays and most motor planning

issues, excessive thirst and sound/flourescent light sensitivity.

This treatment was a home run for us.

He also has lots of other infections that we are treating, but the

results on treating this blood parasite was amazing.

Caryn

> > >

> > > My 10-yo NT son sweats at night. Not so much as to completely

soak

> > his PJs,

> > > but his back is definitely quite damp when I check him before I

go

> > to bed.

> > > This is not new - he's done this for many years. It just

occurred

> > to me to

> > > ask here if this sounds familiar to anyone, and if any

interventions

> > > (including chelating) have ameliorated it.

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > Thanks,

> > >

> > > Dean

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

[Guest guest]

I am taking revisatrol, clo, cats claw and at first I had alternating fever and

chills which I believe was a die off. I had night sweats too. I have more energy

than I have had in years though. I hope to get enough energy this route to

address adrenals and chelate. I am going to do the parasite cleanse on all of

us and we all did a gallbladder cleanse. I was hoping this angle could get

me/us well enough to handle chelators.