Re: Re: A-Mulsion for EBV

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,The antiviral protocols suggested are great but most patients don't recover from their viruses until their Lyme is treated. Probably a reliable test that they did in Europe. I almost only rely on energetic testing anymore for infections ( ie. Autonomic Response Testing) due the unreliability of testing for most infections, not just Lyme. If she has Lyme, she likely has a lot more than EBV also such as Mycoplasma (severe fatigue) and some of the coinfections. The order I would treat in is fungal and parasitic, then bacterial then viral. Otherwise, the latter keep resurfacing. It is a simple principle of largest to smallest organism. Cats claw doesn't do much on its own anymore for Lyme. We discussed Lyme before, you and I, so if you want more recommendations feel free to contact me. There are so many different treatments I use based on the individual that I wouldnt even begin to suggest specifics. But for a sensitive person, consider Borrelia series homeopathic protocol through Deseret Biologics. Also, get her to do serious EMF remediation (no cordless, no wireless internet, earthing pad, fuses off at night, cell phones off at night) and make sure she doesn't have a mold exposure in her home or work. Can test the home with ERMIBest,Kim Saxe, ND Milwaukee, WISent from my HTC smartphone on the Now Network from Sprint!----- Reply message -----To: < >Subject: Re: A-Mulsion for EBVDate: Tue, May 1, 2012 4:08 pm (and everyone else),Thanks for the protocol reminder. Good also to know about Acer and Platanus together. More information: this patient is a 63 yof, very frail. She is not only dealing with a high EBV titer, but also with Borrelia, which complicates the case significantly. She was tested via microscopic blood analysis in Florence, Italy (wherein spirochetes were visualized exiting the drying blood...anyone know about how reliable this test is?), but traditional blood tests proved negative. Diet is pretty spotless. Energy is rock-bottom...she is practically bed-bound, and could barely sit through a 30-minute initial consult, and had to lie down at that point. She saw a drastic drop in symptoms after a surgery in December 2011 where laryngeal scar tissue was removed (it had created a 70% throat obstruction). Insomnia has been an issue, since phlegm was being caught in her throat. She has a visible unremitting head/hand tremor.I have done UNDAs 9,30,1001, 30 drops of each diluted in a 1 oz bottle for insomnia (which in retrospect may not have been the best-indicated ones). She could only tolerate taking 2-3 drops tid before noticing energy loss and bilateral leg numbness. Staphysagria 30C, 1 dose in clinic for 2 visits for ill-effects after surgery, and weekly constitutional hydrotherapy in the office (began twice weekly last week). I also started her on Bioplasma 6X, 4 pellets tid last week, as well as UNDAs 1, 20, 243 (also diluted). Energy has erratically improved to the point that she can occasionally ascend 25+ stairs unaided. Phlegm buildup in her throat has decreased significantly.Since she is frail and has been aggravated by such a low dose of UNDAs (as well as other herbs she has tried in the past), I am leery about starting her on high-dose Vitamin A, Acer, and Platanus. There's also the Borrelia issue that concerns me, and I'm not sure how to deal with that, other than cat's claw tincture, theoretically.Questions: have any of you seen aggravation of viral infections from high-dose Vitamin A? Is it appropriate to just treat the viral infection first, then move on to the Borrelia? Should I do further diagnostic testing for the Borrelia? Refer out to a Lyme-literate doc? Isaacs, ND, DCLittleton, CO> >> > Hey everyone,> > > > I know about the protocol for eliminating viruses (flu and the like) using high dose vitamin A (in the way I've learned, using A-Mulsion is the simplest way to titrate the dose). But how effective is this against viruses like EBV? I have a patient who has a high EBV titer.> > > > Isaacs, ND, DC> > Littleton, CO> >>

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Sorry, my response got sent too soon. ERMI testing through Mycometrics for molds. Kim SaxeSent from my HTC smartphone on the Now Network from Sprint!----- Reply message -----To: < >Subject: Re: A-Mulsion for EBVDate: Tue, May 1, 2012 4:08 pm (and everyone else),Thanks for the protocol reminder. Good also to know about Acer and Platanus together. More information: this patient is a 63 yof, very frail. She is not only dealing with a high EBV titer, but also with Borrelia, which complicates the case significantly. She was tested via microscopic blood analysis in Florence, Italy (wherein spirochetes were visualized exiting the drying blood...anyone know about how reliable this test is?), but traditional blood tests proved negative. Diet is pretty spotless. Energy is rock-bottom...she is practically bed-bound, and could barely sit through a 30-minute initial consult, and had to lie down at that point. She saw a drastic drop in symptoms after a surgery in December 2011 where laryngeal scar tissue was removed (it had created a 70% throat obstruction). Insomnia has been an issue, since phlegm was being caught in her throat. She has a visible unremitting head/hand tremor.I have done UNDAs 9,30,1001, 30 drops of each diluted in a 1 oz bottle for insomnia (which in retrospect may not have been the best-indicated ones). She could only tolerate taking 2-3 drops tid before noticing energy loss and bilateral leg numbness. Staphysagria 30C, 1 dose in clinic for 2 visits for ill-effects after surgery, and weekly constitutional hydrotherapy in the office (began twice weekly last week). I also started her on Bioplasma 6X, 4 pellets tid last week, as well as UNDAs 1, 20, 243 (also diluted). Energy has erratically improved to the point that she can occasionally ascend 25+ stairs unaided. Phlegm buildup in her throat has decreased significantly.Since she is frail and has been aggravated by such a low dose of UNDAs (as well as other herbs she has tried in the past), I am leery about starting her on high-dose Vitamin A, Acer, and Platanus. There's also the Borrelia issue that concerns me, and I'm not sure how to deal with that, other than cat's claw tincture, theoretically.Questions: have any of you seen aggravation of viral infections from high-dose Vitamin A? Is it appropriate to just treat the viral infection first, then move on to the Borrelia? Should I do further diagnostic testing for the Borrelia? Refer out to a Lyme-literate doc? Isaacs, ND, DCLittleton, CO> >> > Hey everyone,> > > > I know about the protocol for eliminating viruses (flu and the like) using high dose vitamin A (in the way I've learned, using A-Mulsion is the simplest way to titrate the dose). But how effective is this against viruses like EBV? I have a patient who has a high EBV titer.> > > > Isaacs, ND, DC> > Littleton, CO> >>