Re: x-post: parasites in blood, things are getting worse. Did I totally mess him

[Guest guest]

You might try Payne in Virginia (www.startlivingwell.com); I think he's

also familiar with Lyme as I see his name mentioned on the Borrelia and Multiple

Infections group board. Some of the Nutramedix herbals like Mora are supposed

to target those intracellular parasites but doing a Zyto scan could help

identify the right remedy. Good luck, PJ

>

> Hi, my 11-year-old boy was tested positive for Lyme disease in the summer. And

we did 8 weeks' antibiotics and then Samento etcc. We have also been doing OLE,

Candex, etcc., for yeast and virus, as well as DMSA + ALA chelation (22 rounds).

>

> Last December we saw a LLMD, who did more blood work. And all tests associated

with Lyme came back negative, but he found un-identifiable parasites in my son's

blood. And he doesn't know what to do, except saying that it is pretty serious

and I have to call an infectionous disease doctor.

>

> In particular, under " Stained Smear " , the report says: " Marked elevation in

eosinophils " . And " Parasitic structures (Sporozoa) resembling Plasmodium or

Babesia round phases " . I have been trying to search internet for these phrases,

but honestly I am overwhelmed again.

>

> Can someone help please? Natural treatments? A referral for a good

infectionous disease doctor? We live near Baltimore, land.

>

> I am scared that I might be messing him up somehow. It just feels that we keep

finding more and more problems without solutions, while my son's behaviors keep

getting worse and worse (mainly in school).

>

> Oh, also, his brain scan showed significant damage in multiple areas of the

brain. And LLMD again said that it was quite serious and that we are waiting for

an appointment with a nuerologist.

>

>

> Thanks,

> C.J.

>

[Guest guest]

Thank you.

 

We did see Payne in November and did the zyto scan, which showed Lyme

and other co-morbid parasites. That's when we started Samento (we also finished

two bottles of Banderal Microbial Defense and a bottle of Pinella Brain Nerve

Cleanse), kind of following Lee Cowden's protocol for Lyme. I'd like to think

maybe that is why son's recent Lyme tests all came back negative, but I am not

sure, since his symptoms were pretty much unchanged during the whole year.

 

Well, I actually would like to think he is doing a bit better at home, as he now

is playing nicely with his younger sister and his anger issue is very

infrequent now. But the school thinks he is doing significantly worse: he has

been getting suspended pretty much every week, along with lots of removal from

classes. They switched to detentions after I kindly reminded them that his

suspension has reached 9 days already :-(. I am even afraid of fighting for

special ed school placement, since my son picks up all the bad behaviors from

other kids and blows them out of proportion.

 

I guess I am just scared because the Lyme doctor made it sound that it was

pretty serious and that he even refuses to treat him (even though he was pretty

optimistic about being able to treat my son during our previous visit). I did

ask the dr whether the parasite is Babesia, which is common among Lyme

patients, but he said that it might be but not likely based on his experiences.

From: pjthreeboys <patricia@...>

Subject: [ ] Re: x-post: parasites in blood, things are getting

worse. Did I totally mess him

Date: Friday, January 15, 2010, 7:27 PM

 

You might try Payne in Virginia (www.startlivingwel l.com); I think he's

also familiar with Lyme as I see his name mentioned on the Borrelia and Multiple

Infections group board. Some of the Nutramedix herbals like Mora are supposed to

target those intracellular parasites but doing a Zyto scan could help identify

the right remedy. Good luck, PJ

>

> Hi, my 11-year-old boy was tested positive for Lyme disease in the summer. And

we did 8 weeks' antibiotics and then Samento etcc. We have also been doing OLE,

Candex, etcc., for yeast and virus, as well as DMSA + ALA chelation (22 rounds).

>

> Last December we saw a LLMD, who did more blood work. And all tests associated

with Lyme came back negative, but he found un-identifiable parasites in my son's

blood. And he doesn't know what to do, except saying that it is pretty serious

and I have to call an infectionous disease doctor.

>

> In particular, under " Stained Smear " , the report says: " Marked elevation in

eosinophils " . And " Parasitic structures (Sporozoa) resembling Plasmodium or

Babesia round phases " . I have been trying to search internet for these phrases,

but honestly I am overwhelmed again.

>

> Can someone help please? Natural treatments? A referral for a good

infectionous disease doctor? We live near Baltimore, land.

>

> I am scared that I might be messing him up somehow. It just feels that we keep

finding more and more problems without solutions, while my son's behaviors keep

getting worse and worse (mainly in school).

>

> Oh, also, his brain scan showed significant damage in multiple areas of the

brain. And LLMD again said that it was quite serious and that we are waiting for

an appointment with a nuerologist.

>

>

> Thanks,

> C.J.

>

[Guest guest]

I would highly recommend calling Maxam at 800.800.9119 and asking for Christy --

there are a few products that they have that will specifically address these

issues (including rebuilding brain cells and reversing the neurological damage)

without the ramifications that other products will give. Mike doesn't sell all

of those and only has a few products in the Zyto system, but I don't think he

really understands how they work for parasites, etc.

Regards,

Summer McFarland

1.22 HEAL KIDS

1.224.325.5437

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