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lyme disease

>

> I went to my second lyme support group meeting recently. I am still

> officially with a fibromyalgia dx and havent been to an LLMD. The people

> there believe that lyme is greatly underdiagnosed and that a subset of

> CFS/FMS people would get better with antibiotics. Apparently some people

who

> were originally diagnosed with fibromyalgia end up with a lyme diagnoses.

> Its all controversial now; from its prevelence to the tests for it to the

> treatment protocol, lots of antibiotics for long periods of time; which

can

> be harmful to the gut and the immune system; (although every person and

their

> grandma has a conflicting opinion about this.)

> I've read about a few people who really screwed up their bodies with the

> antibiotics; but much more often I've learned about people who have

> dramatically recovered once they dealt with the lyme with abx. All of the

> lyme people I know say I need to get myself to an LLMD (lyme literate

doctor)

> to find out if I have it or not. Some down right tell me that I have it

for

> sure and am wasting my time with other therapies. Many of the symptoms

> overlap between lyme and non lyme FMS/CFS; but from the research I've done

> lyme tends to carry with it harsher symptoms and may be more progressive.

At

> this point I would really be interested in what other people's thoughts

are

> about this. (backchannels welcome if you dont want to post); about how

> prevelent lyme is; about the consequences of long courses of antibiotics;

> about the reliability of LLMD's. The medical licensing boards are really

> going after the LLMD's who treat lyme with long term antibiotics. Is this

> because of money issues with insurance, and because there havent been any

> definitive tests involving long term abx; or are the LLMD's really making

> some people a lot sicker with the long term abx? When I read the posts on

> lyme-aid, or go to lyme support group meetings I see mostly success

stories;

> such a contrast to the FMS and CFS support group meeting where things like

> acupuncture and nutrition and diet are discussed and people talk of slight

> improvement; but rarely do you hear about dramatic progress. and I have

to

> ask myself why are more people not taking the lyme issue seriously and

> following up on it? Or could it be that for every success I see at the

> meeting there are 3 others who were falsely diagnosed.

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Re: CFS & Nitric Oxide Article - for Al

> Al, I really appreciate your posting this link. Thank you.

>

> - E.B.

>

>

> > Hi all,

> > Here is an easy to read and understand article on Nitric Oxide

> & CFS:

> >

> > http://molecular.biosciences.wsu.edu/Faculty/pall/pall_cfs.htm

> >

> > Al

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Nitric Oxide Scavengers

> Nitric Oxide Scavengers (i.e., things that reduce nitric oxide):

>

> - Vitamin B12

> - rosemary

> - turmeric

> - green tea (?)

>

> Can anyone add to this list? Thanks.

>

> - E.B.

>

>

>

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