Re: Re: How bacterial infections manifest themselves

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Close to a year that I have had it but i don't really use it. Just started

using it again since i'm on this cleanse.

On Sun Oct 3rd, 2010 5:16 PM EDT Goldstein@... wrote:

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>What do you think of it so far ?  Glad you got it so quickly.  Mine

came quickly too and have no trouble with the Rainbow or the pad.  Perhaps it

is too early to tell how well you like the sauna.

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> Re: How bacterial infections manifest themselves

>>bird mites

>>Date: Sunday, October 3, 2010, 1:00 AM

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>>We have the infrared 2-person sauna and we like it, but it was expensive and

took about 3 months to come and then it broke and then took another couple

months to fix... so out of the past 9 months since we paid for it, we have only

had it here and working about 1/2 the time at most.

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>>> > > " Our immune system has cells being pumped around by the bloodstream that

recognize bacteria and trigger the production of antibodies.

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>>> > > Some cells simply " eat " bacteria . None of such cells exist in so-called

" immunoprivileged sites " . Those are places in our body where there is only a

severely impaired or even non-existing immune system.

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>>> > > Examples are the synovial fluid (the fluid surrounding the joints) as

well as the cartilage of the joints themselves, the liquid in the eyeball, the

testes and first and foremost: The entire Central Nervous System, including the

brain.

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>>> > > So this is how a lot of chronic bacterial infections manifest

themselves: Arthritis and neurological problems. The neurological problems are

caused by tphenomena such as chronic vasoconstriction or neurally mediated

vasospasms. This can lead to chronic pain and organ impairment anywhere in the

body. Pain can also be caused by damaged neuronal tissue.

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>>> > > Lyme bacteria eat away the insulating myelin layer around the nerves,

and all kinds of mayhem ensues. On top of that comes a chronic inflammation of

the capillary vessels in the brain caused by our immune response and the

neurotoxins from the bacteria themselves.

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>>> > > Last but not least: Many bacteria like to go intra-cellular: They burrow

inside neurons and even T-cells, where they can survive for three months †"

the lifespan of such cells.

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>>> > > Borreliae form " blebs " , " granules " and " cysts " . The former two are small

particles that preserve the bacterial DNA and can later, under more favorable

circumstances, grow back into a spirochete †" the most advanced of all

micro-organisms. The latter is a protective " bubble " around a bacterium,

impenetrable to immune system cells.

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>>> > > The short-circuiting of nerve fibers and the physical destruction of

neurons, as well as the constant inflammation of the bloodvessels that feed the

brain cause a wide variety of " invisible " neurological symptoms.

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>>> > > Irritability and mood swings are just as common as balance disturbances

or more serious " psychiatric " problems such as apparent paranoid behavior.

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>>> > > Parts of the brain are being starved of oxygen due to chronic ischemia

†" restricted bloodflow due to neurologically- and inflammation-caused

constriction of blood vessels in the brain. everything that can go wrong will go

wrong.

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>>> > > Especially the Medulla oblongata is a likely target for the bacteria, as

it is their first stop from the spinal cord towards the brain. Things will go

haywire.

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>>> > > Constipation, insomnia, (sleep) apnea, heart rhythm disturbances,

incontinence and a plethora of the weirdest things can and will eventually

happen. "

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>>> > > from http://www.owndoc.com/

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>>> > > http://www.owndoc.com/candida-albicans/candida-or-lyme-disease/

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http://www.owndoc.com/health/multiple-sclerosis-is-lyme-disease-anatomy-of-a-cov\

er-up/

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