You might check out Dr. Robert Yoho's substack on ClO2, a suppressed treatment that some have had luck with Lyme disease. Dr. Pierre Kory and Scott Marsland have also brought it up in their writings.
Excellent coverage of this disease... Am still suspecting that it is a result of bioweapon research by our own offensive "Defense" complex (one reason it has not had the attention it deserves, IMO). Hopefully, new reliable testing is on the way.
This was a very informative article. I did not realize that Lyme Disease was so difficult to diagnose and treat. Thank you for posting this educational article.
I’ve been dealing with chronic Lyme for years. Recently saw a new neurologist who wanted to run a Quest Lyme test. It came back negative all around(I have prior IgeneX positive tests) and I argued with him telling him the test was not good. He said it’s what they have and only uses the test in rare cases. I said but why use a faulty test ? I further rationalized that if better testing were available then they’d have to actually come up with some treatment for it, which as we know is difficult to achieve even with help from Lyme literate docs. He said but there IS treatment! I said not much for chronic cases and he actually agreed with me.
This is what ChatGPT found for wormwood: Antimicrobial Activity:
Compounds in wormwood, such as artemisinin, have shown antimicrobial effects against a variety of pathogens, including some studies suggesting efficacy against Borrelia burgdorferi.
A 2020 study published in Antibiotics found that extracts of Artemisia annua showed activity against stationary-phase Borrelia, which is associated with persistent Lyme disease symptoms.
Biofilm Disruption:
Borrelia can form biofilms, protective structures that make it more resistant to antibiotics. Research indicates that wormwood extracts may help disrupt these biofilms, enhancing treatment efficacy.
Synergy with Antibiotics:
Studies have suggested that wormwood may work synergistically with conventional antibiotics, improving their ability to eliminate Borrelia.
Use in Traditional Medicine:
Wormwood and its derivatives have been used in traditional medicine for centuries to treat parasitic and microbial infections, which has sparked interest in its potential use for Lyme disease.
Lyme and Co is an immune system disease, treating the infections directly doesn’t work very well. You can turn your immune system back on to treat the infections >
I wrote this a long time ago about the Lymes I had. The Lymes bacterium is truly extraordinary. Dr Wolf Storhl wrote about his experience with it in a book of his. This might be considered "unscientific" by some, but it might perhaps help someone.
I have wondered about the causes of Lyme besides a direct tick bite. I know people with chronic Lyme who were not bitten by a tick. Can it be transmitted otherwise? Inherited from parents?
Has anyone tried ivermectin and Fenbenzadole?
I first heard about Ivermectin early in the pandemic from Dr. Steven Phillips, a Lyme doctor. See this: https://x.com/stevephillipsmd/status/1840056603459924058?s=46
mary beth just needs something to say , anything that keeps her getting attention, the problem is she doesn't know anything that is actually true and just spends her time spreading misleading baloney. https://med.virginia.edu/toxicology/wp-content/uploads/sites/268/2021/10/Oct21-Ivermectin.pdf
Yes!
You might check out Dr. Robert Yoho's substack on ClO2, a suppressed treatment that some have had luck with Lyme disease. Dr. Pierre Kory and Scott Marsland have also brought it up in their writings.
Yes exactly where to look! It is curable today. Add "A Midwestern Doctor" to the list of places to look and read.
Midwestern Doc is great. Also Dr. JP Saleeby does a lot with Lyme. No doubt Mary Beth is aware of him.
https://jpsaleebymd.substack.com/
Excellent coverage of this disease... Am still suspecting that it is a result of bioweapon research by our own offensive "Defense" complex (one reason it has not had the attention it deserves, IMO). Hopefully, new reliable testing is on the way.
Thanks for you hard work on this.
I completely agree. It's like someone wants to keep the focus off it.
This was a very informative article. I did not realize that Lyme Disease was so difficult to diagnose and treat. Thank you for posting this educational article.
I’ve been dealing with chronic Lyme for years. Recently saw a new neurologist who wanted to run a Quest Lyme test. It came back negative all around(I have prior IgeneX positive tests) and I argued with him telling him the test was not good. He said it’s what they have and only uses the test in rare cases. I said but why use a faulty test ? I further rationalized that if better testing were available then they’d have to actually come up with some treatment for it, which as we know is difficult to achieve even with help from Lyme literate docs. He said but there IS treatment! I said not much for chronic cases and he actually agreed with me.
I have many autoimmune issues. My dr just sent a kit . I GeneX Inc.
they started covering the test with insurance!
I have to go to Any Lab test now and do the kit .
(New York State is the only one who won’t honor the test. )
Lyme and co infection s.
www.igenex.com
This is what ChatGPT found for wormwood: Antimicrobial Activity:
Compounds in wormwood, such as artemisinin, have shown antimicrobial effects against a variety of pathogens, including some studies suggesting efficacy against Borrelia burgdorferi.
A 2020 study published in Antibiotics found that extracts of Artemisia annua showed activity against stationary-phase Borrelia, which is associated with persistent Lyme disease symptoms.
Biofilm Disruption:
Borrelia can form biofilms, protective structures that make it more resistant to antibiotics. Research indicates that wormwood extracts may help disrupt these biofilms, enhancing treatment efficacy.
Synergy with Antibiotics:
Studies have suggested that wormwood may work synergistically with conventional antibiotics, improving their ability to eliminate Borrelia.
Use in Traditional Medicine:
Wormwood and its derivatives have been used in traditional medicine for centuries to treat parasitic and microbial infections, which has sparked interest in its potential use for Lyme disease.
Lyme and Co is an immune system disease, treating the infections directly doesn’t work very well. You can turn your immune system back on to treat the infections >
https://bartonella.freeforums.net/thread/162/lyme-complex-immune-system-disease
I wrote this a long time ago about the Lymes I had. The Lymes bacterium is truly extraordinary. Dr Wolf Storhl wrote about his experience with it in a book of his. This might be considered "unscientific" by some, but it might perhaps help someone.
https://offthegridmpls.blogspot.com/2012/06/lyme-disease.html
"Penultimate" means second to last. You may want to fix?
I have wondered about the causes of Lyme besides a direct tick bite. I know people with chronic Lyme who were not bitten by a tick. Can it be transmitted otherwise? Inherited from parents?