Guest guest Posted June 12, 2008 Report Share Posted June 12, 2008 > > If you haven't checked the threads going on the Bionic 880 (in > lymenet), a machine that uses infrared to deliver photons to the > body, using homeopathic nosodes of borrelia in different potencies, > you may be missing a big info. > > The word is cure for lyme. Believe it or not, the source seems to be > very trustful. It's a doctor in Germany, not too far from my place, > that have been using such photon therapy for about a decade, he had > published some papers and often presents results about chronic lyme > treatment in conferences. > > He's NOT after the money as he charges only 125 euro for a first > visit, then 80 euro for each treatment (total of 10). In about 2 > weeks, the patient is out of the critical phase of lyme, some need 3 > weeks, and the rate of success is more than 95%. So yes, the > treatment is very cheap for lyme standards. With less than 1,000 euro > (about 1,500 dollars), the patient is rid of lyme in such as SHORT > period of time!! > > Control patients are free of lyme for many years after the treatment, > UNLESS they get re-infected. > > The treatment doesn't prevent new infections, it just eliminates > current infection. > > It seems that the photons charged with borrelia information will go > exactly where the problem is, will get rid of coinfections altogether > and probably the load of toxins /metals. Too good to believe? > > Believe it or not, in the last conference, he said he already treated > 2,000 lyme patients. Professor Popp, the scientist that is the most > known for research of biophotons, was present in the last conference > and they are probably going to publish a paper on that together soon. > > NASA has been researching and using photon therapy on astronauts, it > seems, some papers also have been released on that. > > Groups of people trying to import the machine (the Bionic 880, that > costs about 10,000 dollars) have been forming in certain areas, so > that treatment costs get down. If you're interested, get to lymenet > and contact the people. The machine is only available in Germany. > > I haven't used it YET, so I'm not promising anything, I'm just > passing the info (that as I said, seems very trustful) to you all. > > I need to get 2 whole weeks of vacation, get to the place as I don't > want to drive 5 hours every day, as the doctor that uses it is about > 2.5 hours from my place) or find another practioner to try this. And > save some money to get treated, as I'll need to pay a hotel. > > I'm currently on a lyme relapse, it is under control, but the > infection is still active. I would like to get rid of this for good. > > Selma > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 12, 2008 Report Share Posted June 12, 2008 Hi Selma & Carolyn, I just wanted to say thanks for posting this, I read the threads on Lymenet too and was really intrigued to hear about the Bionic 880 machine and photon therapy and Dr Woetzel's success in treating his lyme patients. I do agree with you Carolyn though that you would think that we would have heard more about this with such a high success rate wouldnt you? I wonder how much success he has with patients with chronic neuro lyme? That would be very interesting to know. Anyway I googled it to find out more info and I found a website that sells the machines and it turns that they are based in Nottingham which is where I live! Apparently they are the first people to own the machine in the UK so thats very lucky for me! The woman who runs the business is not a health practitioner though but she is trained to use the machine and is willing to come over to my house tomorrow to give me a treatment. I cant wait to see if it helps!! I dont know how important it is to use the nosodes too as I will be just receiving the treatment from the machine itself but we'll see. I will let you know how I get on with it. I gave her the contact details of the other Lyme docs in the UK including the Breakspear, maybe some of them would be interested in buying one as they are pretty expensive at £6000! Though as you say if it does prove to be very effective it will probably be worth it for some people to club together to buy one. Take care, Anne > > > > If you haven't checked the threads going on the Bionic 880 (in > > lymenet), a machine that uses infrared to deliver photons to the > > body, using homeopathic nosodes of borrelia in different potencies, > > you may be missing a big info. > > > > The word is cure for lyme. Believe it or not, the source seems to be > > very trustful. It's a doctor in Germany, not too far from my place, > > that have been using such photon therapy for about a decade, he had > > published some papers and often presents results about chronic lyme > > treatment in conferences. > > > > He's NOT after the money as he charges only 125 euro for a first > > visit, then 80 euro for each treatment (total of 10). In about 2 > > weeks, the patient is out of the critical phase of lyme, some need 3 > > weeks, and the rate of success is more than 95%. So yes, the > > treatment is very cheap for lyme standards. With less than 1,000 euro > > (about 1,500 dollars), the patient is rid of lyme in such as SHORT > > period of time!! > > > > Control patients are free of lyme for many years after the treatment, > > UNLESS they get re-infected. > > > > The treatment doesn't prevent new infections, it just eliminates > > current infection. > > > > It seems that the photons charged with borrelia information will go > > exactly where the problem is, will get rid of coinfections altogether > > and probably the load of toxins /metals. Too good to believe? > > > > Believe it or not, in the last conference, he said he already treated > > 2,000 lyme patients. Professor Popp, the scientist that is the most > > known for research of biophotons, was present in the last conference > > and they are probably going to publish a paper on that together soon. > > > > NASA has been researching and using photon therapy on astronauts, it > > seems, some papers also have been released on that. > > > > Groups of people trying to import the machine (the Bionic 880, that > > costs about 10,000 dollars) have been forming in certain areas, so > > that treatment costs get down. If you're interested, get to lymenet > > and contact the people. The machine is only available in Germany. > > > > I haven't used it YET, so I'm not promising anything, I'm just > > passing the info (that as I said, seems very trustful) to you all. > > > > I need to get 2 whole weeks of vacation, get to the place as I don't > > want to drive 5 hours every day, as the doctor that uses it is about > > 2.5 hours from my place) or find another practioner to try this. And > > save some money to get treated, as I'll need to pay a hotel. > > > > I'm currently on a lyme relapse, it is under control, but the > > infection is still active. I would like to get rid of this for good. > > > > Selma > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 12, 2008 Report Share Posted June 12, 2008 Interesting Selma. & nbsp; IF it is true they will be millionaires in no time with all the people that will be clammering for it. & nbsp; There is a new test here that they are using and it is supposed to find anything wrong with your blood. & nbsp; They told me today that they used it on my blood and everything is normal, so it means I have NO Lyme or coinfections. & nbsp; Doesn't tell me WHY I should have all this shoulder pain and now neck pain though. & nbsp; The test is called EIA Enzyme Immunol Assay. & nbsp; IF this test shows anything positive, they then do the Western Blot test. & nbsp; ANy of you heard of this test? & nbsp; Jim. ### From: selmanaka & lt;hardynaka@... & gt; Subject: [ ] Bionic 880, a wonder cure for lyme? Date: Thursday, June 12, 2008, 3:30 AM If you haven't checked the threads going on the Bionic 880 (in lymenet), a machine that uses infrared to deliver photons to the body, using homeopathic nosodes of borrelia in different potencies, you may be missing a big info. The word is cure for lyme. Believe it or not, the source seems to be very trustful. It's a doctor in Germany, not too far from my place, that have been using such photon therapy for about a decade, he had published some papers and often presents results about chronic lyme treatment in conferences. He's NOT after the money as he charges only 125 euro for a first visit, then 80 euro for each treatment (total of 10). In about 2 weeks, the patient is out of the critical phase of lyme, some need 3 weeks, and the rate of success is more than 95%. So yes, the treatment is very cheap for lyme standards. With less than 1,000 euro (about 1,500 dollars), the patient is rid of lyme in such as SHORT period of time!! Control patients are free of lyme for many years after the treatment, UNLESS they get re-infected. The treatment doesn't prevent new infections, it just eliminates current infection. It seems that the photons charged with borrelia information will go exactly where the problem is, will get rid of coinfections altogether and probably the load of toxins /metals. Too good to believe? Believe it or not, in the last conference, he said he already treated 2,000 lyme patients. Professor Popp, the scientist that is the most known for research of biophotons, was present in the last conference and they are probably going to publish a paper on that together soon. NASA has been researching and using photon therapy on astronauts, it seems, some papers also have been released on that. Groups of people trying to import the machine (the Bionic 880, that costs about 10,000 dollars) have been forming in certain areas, so that treatment costs get down. If you're interested, get to lymenet and contact the people. The machine is only available in Germany. I haven't used it YET, so I'm not promising anything, I'm just passing the info (that as I said, seems very trustful) to you all. I need to get 2 whole weeks of vacation, get to the place as I don't want to drive 5 hours every day, as the doctor that uses it is about 2.5 hours from my place) or find another practioner to try this. And save some money to get treated, as I'll need to pay a hotel. I'm currently on a lyme relapse, it is under control, but the infection is still active. I would like to get rid of this for good. Selma Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 13, 2008 Report Share Posted June 13, 2008 > Hi Anne, out of curiosity can you post their website in Nottingham? I'd just like to read a little more about it. Thanks. > Hi Selma & Carolyn, > > I just wanted to say thanks for posting this, I read the threads on > Lymenet too and was really intrigued to hear about the Bionic 880 > machine and photon therapy and Dr Woetzel's success in treating his > lyme patients. I do agree with you Carolyn though that you would > think that we would have heard more about this with such a high > success rate wouldnt you? I wonder how much success he has with > patients with chronic neuro lyme? That would be very interesting to > know. Anyway I googled it to find out more info and I found a > website that sells the machines and it turns that they are based in > Nottingham which is where I live! Apparently they are the first > people to own the machine in the UK so thats very lucky for me! The > woman who runs the business is not a health practitioner though but > she is trained to use the machine and is willing to come over to my > house tomorrow to give me a treatment. I cant wait to see if it > helps!! I dont know how important it is to use the nosodes too as I > will be just receiving the treatment from the machine itself but > we'll see. I will let you know how I get on with it. > > I gave her the contact details of the other Lyme docs in the UK > including the Breakspear, maybe some of them would be interested in > buying one as they are pretty expensive at £6000! Though as you say > if it does prove to be very effective it will probably be worth it > for some people to club together to buy one. > > Take care, > > Anne > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 13, 2008 Report Share Posted June 13, 2008 Id be very careful--I looked at the NASA studies and theyre investigating it for its use in GROWTH of tissue--as astronauts suffer bone and muscle loss in zero gravity space theyre trying to prevent that. the studies seem to say it promotes growth of tissue and may speed wound healing but there are also warnings about trying to control these effects in a way that cant be done exact yet--this Bionic 880 craze may have long term effects we cant yet know Many of the so called Drs giving testimonials have been hard to contact and some may not even exist--this gives me pause and before Selma accuses me of being negative again--we need to approach these so called miracle cures intelligently--like othes have said--IF it was such a definite cure-all--we would be hearing PROVEN results--much of the pain relief ( while welcome) may simply be a function of the heat/spectrum of light and not necessarly curative. anyone over at Lymenet being allowed to post these concerns???? anyone delving into the long term risks??? or even IF that Drs results are credible?? One Gynecologist in Lille France claims 90% cure of Lyme patients and yet you cant find his name?in govt lists of French Drs at ALL---why????? Interesting and yet " lets wait and see " comes to mind here Finette Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 13, 2008 Report Share Posted June 13, 2008 No, Selma, I am not familiar with Nosodes. & nbsp; What are they and where do you get them? & nbsp; I do all my healing from the Healing Lyme book. & nbsp; I got some pain pills today to take me though till my appointment in 11 days. & nbsp; Jim. ### From: selmanaka & lt;hardynaka@... & gt; Subject: [ ] Re: Bionic 880, a wonder cure for lyme? Date: Friday, June 13, 2008, 4:10 PM Hi everybody, I hope this is really a good hope for people. I've just read a second thread, less positive though, with a German woman that is more skeptical. Let's see what this machine will really do. Jim, as for the test, no idea. Sorry. Have you tried some borrelia nosodes for the pain? I'm also with muscle pain, some joint pain, and the herbs were not enough, I just added again homeopathic nosodes of borrelia and I think it's already making effect. Selma Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 13, 2008 Report Share Posted June 13, 2008 > > > Hi Anne, out of curiosity can you post their website in Nottingham? > I'd just like to read a little more about it. Thanks. > > > Hi Selma & Carolyn, > > > > I just wanted to say thanks for posting this, I read the threads on > > Lymenet too and was really intrigued to hear about the Bionic 880 > > machine and photon therapy and Dr Woetzel's success in treating his > > lyme patients. I do agree with you Carolyn though that you would > > think that we would have heard more about this with such a high > > success rate wouldnt you? I wonder how much success he has with > > patients with chronic neuro lyme? That would be very interesting to > > know. Anyway I googled it to find out more info and I found a > > website that sells the machines and it turns that they are based in > > Nottingham which is where I live! Apparently they are the first > > people to own the machine in the UK so thats very lucky for me! The > > woman who runs the business is not a health practitioner though but > > she is trained to use the machine and is willing to come over to my > > house tomorrow to give me a treatment. I cant wait to see if it > > helps!! I dont know how important it is to use the nosodes too as I > > will be just receiving the treatment from the machine itself but > > we'll see. I will let you know how I get on with it. > > > > I gave her the contact details of the other Lyme docs in the UK > > including the Breakspear, maybe some of them would be interested in > > buying one as they are pretty expensive at £6000! Though as you say > > if it does prove to be very effective it will probably be worth it > > for some people to club together to buy one. > > > > Take care, > > > > Anne > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 13, 2008 Report Share Posted June 13, 2008 Carolyne, Anne, other people wishing to use the machine... I hope you post your experiences, good or bad. We need the info to decide. It doesn't cost a lot to get treated, but it's still money and effort to travel, stay on place etc. I'll have to postpone my treatment as I'll be traveling soon for a while. No worry about dr.K. He NOW knows about it, as someone told him. He'll be coming here again in Europe in November, if he feels this is good, you can be sure he'll manage to get in touch with the right people. He knows Prof. Popp, so he just may contact Popp to get more info. I guess, the Bionic without borrelia nosodes is not what we're looking for, I mean, at least, that's not what I'm looking for. I'm looking for getting rid of borrelia relapses for good. The machine Bionic is available with a few practioners in Switzerland, I talked to some, but few know about borrelia treatment. The machine is used for a great number of ailments, psychological problems etc... The closer guy I found that treats borrelia with the Bionic was a naturopath, but he charged 200 euro for a visit. I guess if I get 10 treatments for my current borreliosis, and then treat my daughter, well, it'll make about 4,000 euro of treatment. The machine costs 6,500 euro... So, it makes me think. I found another practioner that could let me use his machine for about 100 euro an hour. But he knows nothing about the protocol... so I have to discover myself, not a good idea either right? How much do the guys in the UK charge for a visit? Can someone tell here or in private email? Thanks. Selma Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 13, 2008 Report Share Posted June 13, 2008 Hi everybody, I hope this is really a good hope for people. I've just read a second thread, less positive though, with a German woman that is more skeptical. Let's see what this machine will really do. Jim, as for the test, no idea. Sorry. Have you tried some borrelia nosodes for the pain? I'm also with muscle pain, some joint pain, and the herbs were not enough, I just added again homeopathic nosodes of borrelia and I think it's already making effect. Selma Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 14, 2008 Report Share Posted June 14, 2008 Hi Carolyn and Jill, Yes that is the website of the company in Nottingham, thanks for posting that Carolyn! Take care Anne x > > > > > Hi Anne, out of curiosity can you post their website in Nottingham? > > I'd just like to read a little more about it. Thanks. > > > > > Hi Selma & Carolyn, > > > > > > I just wanted to say thanks for posting this, I read the threads on > > > Lymenet too and was really intrigued to hear about the Bionic 880 > > > machine and photon therapy and Dr Woetzel's success in treating his > > > lyme patients. I do agree with you Carolyn though that you would > > > think that we would have heard more about this with such a high > > > success rate wouldnt you? I wonder how much success he has with > > > patients with chronic neuro lyme? That would be very interesting to > > > know. Anyway I googled it to find out more info and I found a > > > website that sells the machines and it turns that they are based in > > > Nottingham which is where I live! Apparently they are the first > > > people to own the machine in the UK so thats very lucky for me! The > > > woman who runs the business is not a health practitioner though but > > > she is trained to use the machine and is willing to come over to my > > > house tomorrow to give me a treatment. I cant wait to see if it > > > helps!! I dont know how important it is to use the nosodes too as I > > > will be just receiving the treatment from the machine itself but > > > we'll see. I will let you know how I get on with it. > > > > > > I gave her the contact details of the other Lyme docs in the UK > > > including the Breakspear, maybe some of them would be interested in > > > buying one as they are pretty expensive at £6000! Though as you say > > > if it does prove to be very effective it will probably be worth it > > > for some people to club together to buy one. > > > > > > Take care, > > > > > > Anne > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 14, 2008 Report Share Posted June 14, 2008 Jim, I don't know where you can buy these there in the US, but I'm sure it is possible. They are quite inexpensive here in Europe and a wonderful help when herbs aren't doing all the job. I used now Borrelia burgdorferi nosodes potency K 200 (I guess you can find potencies C there easier), so you could try either the 30 C or 200 C, as your infection is now fresh from new tick bite. They did help, I think. Today, almost no muscle pain again. I take these once a day, under the tongue, before I take anything else. Another herb that is testing for me is isatis. I do a decoction, about 20 minutes, 1stchinese has it too. It doesn't match to be taken with Buhner's herbs simultaneously, so I'm just substituting one intake (before bedtime) to isatis instead of Buhner's. Selma > No, Selma, I am not familiar with Nosodes. & nbsp; What are they and where do you get them? & nbsp; I do all my healing from the Healing Lyme book. > & nbsp; > I got some pain pills today to take me though till my appointment in 11 days. > & nbsp; > Jim. > ### > > > > > From: selmanaka hardynaka@... > Subject: [ ] Re: Bionic 880, a wonder cure for lyme? > > Date: Friday, June 13, 2008, 4:10 PM > > > > > > > Hi everybody, I hope this is really a good hope for people. > > I've just read a second thread, less positive though, with a German > woman that is more skeptical. > > Let's see what this machine will really do. > > Jim, as for the test, no idea. Sorry. Have you tried some borrelia > nosodes for the pain? I'm also with muscle pain, some joint pain, and > the herbs were not enough, I just added again homeopathic nosodes of > borrelia and I think it's already making effect. > > Selma > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 14, 2008 Report Share Posted June 14, 2008 Hi Selma: & nbsp; I will have to look into that and see. & nbsp; & nbsp; Right now, I took a Tetracycline this morning with a glass of milk about an hour before my meal. & nbsp; As last year I was able to take a low dose of Amoxicillin that way for another infection, (Prostatitis), and wasn't too bad on my stomach. & nbsp; THese Tetra's expired in December, but thought I would try them anyway and see IF it will help in the pain at all. & nbsp; I checked the net this morning for Bartonella and found out that it is a kissing cousin of Brucellosis, and I have been worried about Brucellosis, as my older goat got sick early this spring and kept getting worse and worse for over two months and I finally put her down. & nbsp; Hated to, even though she was the nasty one, but I hated to see her suffer so much for so long. & nbsp; At the end, she was not only real listless like she had been for two months, but she had bad diarrhea and eyes were running bad and she would hardly eat. & nbsp; Just want to lay in the barn all the time. & nbsp; It worried me that the other two, or myself would get whatever she had. & nbsp; Brucellosis is very common with goats, but not much for people, but we can get it from them. & nbsp; Although I didn't have much contact with them, I did pet them once in awhile, and feeding them, etc.. So far the younger two seem healthy. & nbsp; I also thought that tick that bit me, could have come off of her too, you never know. & nbsp; After reading up on Bart and Brucellosis today, I decided not to wait till the stupid doctors do something, even though I don't have the recommended abx for the two bacteria, at least I am doing something. & nbsp; I also have a bottle of Bactrim that I never used as one of the side effects can be death, so that scared me, so I never used it. & nbsp; It expires in September. & nbsp; Don't know if it would be any good for what I have now anyway. & nbsp; I guess Rifampicin, Amoxicillin, Cipro and some others work according to some studies, but another study says only Aminoglycosides and to a lesser degree Doxy do any real good against both Brucella and Bartonella. & nbsp; The others work until you quit them and then you have a relapse as both diseases can reproduce inside a cell that abx for the most part can't touch. & nbsp; Will see what transpires in the near future and hope for the best, I guess. & nbsp; Jim. ### From: selmanaka & lt;hardynaka@... & gt; Subject: [ ] Re: Bionic 880, a wonder cure for lyme? Date: Saturday, June 14, 2008, 1:19 PM Jim, I don't know where you can buy these there in the US, but I'm sure it is possible. They are quite inexpensive here in Europe and a wonderful help when herbs aren't doing all the job. I used now Borrelia burgdorferi nosodes potency K 200 (I guess you can find potencies C there easier), so you could try either the 30 C or 200 C, as your infection is now fresh from new tick bite. They did help, I think. Today, almost no muscle pain again. I take these once a day, under the tongue, before I take anything else. Another herb that is testing for me is isatis. I do a decoction, about 20 minutes, 1stchinese has it too. It doesn't match to be taken with Buhner's herbs simultaneously, so I'm just substituting one intake (before bedtime) to isatis instead of Buhner's. Selma Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 17, 2008 Report Share Posted June 17, 2008 Hi Jim, sorry you still have the pain and that you're fighting in the darkness... It's awful not to know with what we're fighting. Amazing that vets know more about animals than our doctors know about us.... I have no idea about treatment with abx, nor about brucella, sorry. I may have got them too, but I don't have the slides to test, so no idea. Have you tried garlic? Chewing garlic? If you have some budget, I would give a try on the freeze garlic first, but if not, I guess lots of garlic chewing can do miracles sometimes. I'm having muscle pain, funny I never got these before, but it is annoying. Lots of parts of my body get numb here and then. I'm rubbing a sort of mix of essential oils, with peppermint, eucaliptus and juniper (if memory is good), man, borrelia hates it. Gotta go, Selma > > Hi Selma: > & nbsp; I will have to look into that and see. > & nbsp; > & nbsp; Right now, I took a Tetracycline this morning with a glass of milk about an hour before my meal. & nbsp; As last year I was able to take a low dose of Amoxicillin that way for another infection, (Prostatitis), and wasn't too bad on my stomach. & nbsp; THese Tetra's expired in December, but thought I would try them anyway and see IF it will help in the pain at all. > & nbsp; > I checked the net this morning for Bartonella and found out that it is a kissing cousin of Brucellosis, and I have been worried about Brucellosis, as my older goat got sick early this spring and kept getting worse and worse for over two months and I finally put her down. & nbsp; Hated to, even though she was the nasty one, but I hated to see her suffer so much for so long. & nbsp; At the end, she was not only real listless like she had been for two months, but she had bad diarrhea and eyes were running bad and she would hardly eat. & nbsp; Just want to lay in the barn all the time. > & nbsp; > It worried me that the other two, or myself would get whatever she had. & nbsp; Brucellosis is very common with goats, but not much for people, but we can get it from them. & nbsp; Although I didn't have much contact with them, I did pet them once in awhile, and feeding them, etc.. > So far the younger two seem healthy. > & nbsp; > I also thought that tick that bit me, could have come off of her too, you never know. > & nbsp; > After reading up on Bart and Brucellosis today, I decided not to wait till the stupid doctors do something, even though I don't have the recommended abx for the two bacteria, at least I am doing something. & nbsp; I also have a bottle of Bactrim that I never used as one of the side effects can be death, so that scared me, so I never used it. & nbsp; It expires in September. & nbsp; Don't know if it would be any good for what I have now anyway. > & nbsp; > I guess Rifampicin, Amoxicillin, Cipro and some others work according to some studies, but another study says only Aminoglycosides and to a lesser degree Doxy do any real good against both Brucella and Bartonella. & nbsp; The others work until you quit them and then you have a relapse as both diseases can reproduce inside a cell that abx for the most part can't touch. > & nbsp; > Will see what transpires in the near future and hope for the best, I guess. > & nbsp; > Jim. > ### > > > > > From: selmanaka hardynaka@... > Subject: [ ] Re: Bionic 880, a wonder cure for lyme? > > Date: Saturday, June 14, 2008, 1:19 PM > > > > > > > Jim, I don't know where you can buy these there in the US, but I'm > sure it is possible. They are quite inexpensive here in Europe and a > wonderful help when herbs aren't doing all the job. > > I used now Borrelia burgdorferi nosodes potency K 200 (I guess you > can find potencies C there easier), so you could try either the 30 C > or 200 C, as your infection is now fresh from new tick bite. > > They did help, I think. Today, almost no muscle pain again. I take > these once a day, under the tongue, before I take anything else. > > Another herb that is testing for me is isatis. I do a decoction, > about 20 minutes, 1stchinese has it too. It doesn't match to be taken > with Buhner's herbs simultaneously, so I'm just substituting one > intake (before bedtime) to isatis instead of Buhner's. > > Selma > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 17, 2008 Report Share Posted June 17, 2008 Yes, Selma, it is not fun fighting in the dark. & nbsp; However, even when being tested, we are ALL somewhat in the dark. & nbsp; Even muscle testing, as you may know is only about 80% correct. & nbsp; While that is better than some blood testing, it is still not 100%. & nbsp; I personally NOW believe, 99.9%, that I have either Bartonella or Brucellosis. & nbsp; Both are about the same. & nbsp; Both are quite common in the animal world. & nbsp; Bart for cats, and Bruc for goats, etc.. & nbsp; The longer I live, the more I believe, also; that our fight in the future, for all mankind, will not be the terrorists but the bugs. At least in Wisconsin and Germany. & nbsp; This year has been extremely bad for ticks and mosquitoes here. & nbsp; I keep forgetting to answer you on your offer to test for me, but I think I will pass for now, at least, and see what happens in the near future. & nbsp; Thanks anyway. Also, I think I will pass on the nosodes, since reading they are made from puss and blood. & nbsp; jim. ### From: selmanaka & lt;hardynaka@... & gt; Subject: [ ] Re: Bionic 880, a wonder cure for lyme? Date: Tuesday, June 17, 2008, 4:20 AM Hi Jim, sorry you still have the pain and that you're fighting in the darkness... It's awful not to know with what we're fighting. Amazing that vets know more about animals than our doctors know about us.... I have no idea about treatment with abx, nor about brucella, sorry. I may have got them too, but I don't have the slides to test, so no idea. Have you tried garlic? Chewing garlic? If you have some budget, I would give a try on the freeze garlic first, but if not, I guess lots of garlic chewing can do miracles sometimes. I'm having muscle pain, funny I never got these before, but it is annoying. Lots of parts of my body get numb here and then. I'm rubbing a sort of mix of essential oils, with peppermint, eucaliptus and juniper (if memory is good), man, borrelia hates it. Gotta go, Selma Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 25, 2008 Report Share Posted June 25, 2008 Finette, I would be very interested to find what particular study you read says that there is a lack of control over tissue growth using IR LED stimulation? Actually, I have been reading extensively about the topic recently, including some of research papers of Prof. Popp and found something different which is called " battery effect " - it means regrowth is stimulated in damaged cells - healthy cells do not react! Propably we are quite different - what I found is that IR LED stimulation therapy is very safe and I did not found any report of adverse effects (within reasonable setting of course). Me, I decided to not wait any more! I am an electronic engineer (as one of my many identities:-) and after studying all what is available I decided to built a copy of Bionic 880 instrument myself. I should be ready in a couple of weeks. Then, I will do myself autonosodes and try to duplicate dr. Weizel protocol. If it does not work I always have an option to visit him (few hours drive from my place:-). This is my way - others might beware. Doctors always told me to beware but I listen to them no longer. They told me many things to beware - a bit more than year ago I was at the bottom of The Hell, bedridden, with severe dysautonomia, severe pains, Alzhaimer like brain and other similar pleasures;-). Today, I am pretty functional and I have just returned from 2 hours mountain bike ride:-) I have still a waaaay to go but believe me, waiting for so called " science " (especially medical science) to confirm something is " safe " or " proven " - it is not a way for me:-) Pawel PS: Deciding about things which may have long term effects we cant yet know for sure is called Living Live! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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