Guest guest Posted October 27, 2009 Report Share Posted October 27, 2009 Dear Keri, Lyme is a very expensive endeavor that is certain. It sounds like you are effectively cornering the bacteria with the MP and rife at this time, and I hope that it brings the remission for you that we all seek. Getting ideas out there regardless of the method is so helpful and inspiring to others. Kudos to yourself and everyone who has invested effort in sharing their experiences with symptoms, diagnosis issues, treatment options, progress and remission through the days that were good and through the days that were truly herxed. I am not sure if Dr. B recommends other detox type treatments to go along with the MP, as I do know that Dr Marshall himself recommended no other treatments to be used in conjunction with the MP (understandable if you are trying reduce the number of intervening variables that may interfere with the validity and reliability of the study). I see a multitude of interventions to target the borrelia infection being more successful than just one, such as the MP alone, especially if you have a co-infection like Babesia or any other unknown co-infections that have not been named yet. It would be most logical if the principles of the MP were used as an adjunct to the complete healing plan for Lyme, tailored to Lyme and its complex intricacies. Which makes me wonder if those people that did not find healing success with the MP were following the pure MP and only the MP, with no consideration for detox, hormone balance, symptom control etc. We will never know. Keri, besides taking on the MP and rife, are you engaging your detox pathways or employing any sort of symptom management? Keep up the great work of healing and sharing! Elyse Quoting kerischultz71 : > Yes Olmetec is now available in Cananda, but of course due to it > being a new drug I have to pay out of pocket, so about 400.00 a > month is what I pay. Crappy > > Keri > > >> > >> >> >> >> >> >> I just wanted to put out to the group that I have been using the Martial >> >> Protocol now for 6 months. I don't post much on here but if >> anyone wants to >> >> know more I would be willing to answer, and I will try and keep >> and update >> >> on how I am doing. >> >> >> >> I like others have tried many things, spent alot of money. I came across >> >> the MP about 2 yrs ago and wasn't willing to try it. Due to nothing else >> >> working was willing to give it a try with not much trust in it, but it is >> >> cheaper and I needed to do something more. But to my surprise it >> is working. >> >> >> >> I want to say I also rife on a regular basis and have great herxes from >> >> this. I purchased the Doug Coil Machine not quiet a year ago. I herx for >> >> Mycoplasm, Bartonella, and Lyme, I have played with times and how often I >> >> treat. I do one every week for 30 min a time and rotate the 3, and this >> >> seems to be working. If I do too much, my nervous system gets way out of >> >> wack. >> >> >> >> The MP consists of taking a blood pressure pill called Olmetec >> every 6 hrs, >> >> and a low dose of Minocycline and a diet consisting of no VIt D, >> you never >> >> get above the dose of 100mg, you are on this for about a year, >> called phase >> >> one. Then another small dose of ABX is introduced along with the >> above. This >> >> is called phase 2. >> >> >> >> I am amazed at where I am at today, I almost gave up in >> believing anything >> >> worked for us lymies. I am able to have many more good days than bad, I >> >> still have the bad, but they pass and are tolerable, I have had symtpoms >> >> that have left that I look back on and say to myself, was it really that >> >> bad. I sleep now, I may have the odd bad night. My headaches >> have cleared, I >> >> get the odd one, but mainly stress brings them on. I actually have the >> >> energy to endulge in things I enjoy. My depression use to be so dark at >> >> times, now I can handle it much better before I spiral down and can't see >> >> the light. >> >> >> >> I have an amazing, passionate doctor who also has lyme and his >> wife. He was >> >> an MD and saw his wife suffer, untill one day, he said enough. >> He is now an >> >> Integretive Doctor and he and his wife are well. He has a very >> busy practice >> >> and takes time on his own at home to answer patient emails. He makes very >> >> little money on treating lyme patients in his practice, and this to me >> >> speaks huge volumes about his passion for helping people. >> >> >> >> Be Well, Keri >> >> >> >> >> >> >> > >> > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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