After Antibiotica Treatment Still Affected with Lymes

Mr I.D., a 59-year-old former football player woke up one morning with a very swollen right knee. It was quite red and very hard to bend. He was surprised because he had been doing little physical activity for the last week due to what he called ‘Flu’. The knee stayed swollen despite treating with ice, so after three days he contacted his doctor on the insistence of his wife. I.D. himself though he’d aggravated an old football injury ‘or something’ and was rather resistant to the idea.

Fortunately for him, his doctor not only examined and then x-rayed the knee but also ordered a variety of blood tests. The only abnormal blood result was a diagnosis of Borreliosis. It was though probable that the flu like illness was also Borrelia related. Mr ID had recall of a tick bite or the bulls eye redness. He was treated with antibiotics for one month and appeared to make a full recovery.

Six months later Mr I.D. began to feel unwell, had some joint and nerve pain and a ‘woolly head’. He noticed that he lost concentration easily and his wife had noticed increased forgetfulness and irritability. He had feelings of something crawling under his skin that he could not get rid of with scratching.
His blood tests did not show Lyme disease on this occasion, and his doctor was of the opinion that it could not possibly be anything to do with Borrelia as the antibiotics had worked and the test was negative. He recommended seeing a psychologist and suggested that his recent stress of moving countries had resulted in psychosomatic illness. ID was very unwilling to go to a psychologist so when his wife suggested seeing an alternative practitioner, I.D. was unusually co-operative.

Tests & Therapy:

Finally on visiting Dr Ray, Borreliosis was strongly suspected. He responded strongly when tested with Biologo-Lyme using kinesiology, and had a strong response to the Klinghardt Borrelia slides. A Vital Terrain Analysis panel showed very high saliva nitrates, strongly indicative of inflammation, allergy or parasite related issues, plus very high ammonia. Borrelia is known to induce ‘leaky brain’ with high ammonia.

He took the Biologo-Lyme set at the full dose for 4 months, then at the low maintainance dose for another 3 months. His symptoms started to improve 10 days after he started Biologo-Lyme. Once his Borrelia symptoms were less he had his amalgams removed and started Biologo-Detox.

As of now he has experienced no reoccurrence of his symptoms.

Note

You don’t need to have had a tick bite to have Lyme’s. It is a pandemic and mostly undiagnosed disease. Getting it diagnosed can be very difficult. The blood test that had been done is known to have a high rate of false negatives. The medical opinion is that 4-6 weeks of antibiotics should cure the problem, and that symptoms after that, if the blood tests for Borrelia are negative, are nothing to do with Lyme and are often psychosomatic.

If you take Biologo-Lyme and feel better, it’s not a clear diagnosis that you have Lyme’s (because Biologo-Lyme is also formulated to deal with the many secondary infections that come with Lyme’s, immune support, toxin removal, etc.) but it is a clear indication that there is some kind of chronic infection in your system. With chronic infections the general rule is to take the remedy for about a month after the symptoms are gone; and then, particularly with Borrelia, to take a small dose for a few months after that.

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