Re: OT: Over Treating and Getting Ill (was) OT- babesia on animal planet..

[Guest guest]

You are right on about this !

When you think about it, killing organisms is going to leave a lot of dead

bodies

and thus toxins, we are already dealing with the excrement from live organism,

so this only adds to our toxic load...

If you kill to many pathogens at once, you just might kill yourself while doing

it...

The body can only take so much... Dealing with tough herxes all of the time is

only

needlessly making you sick...

After I learned my lesson about over - killing in my first 6 months of treating,

I found on my

typical day I will try for just a base hit... I want to remain in front of this

disease, but I don't want to

be overly sick doing it... Then occasionally, I will swing for the fences,

looking to make

a home run and gain some of my health back.. I may spend several days doing

this,

but I am ready for it, have detoxed in advance and drinking tonz of water and I

am feeling okay...

After I've had my big fling, I am back to the base hits again... This has served

me well and

most of the time I am not sick from tough herxes....

It is a little different with Bartonella, that is one fast growing disease and

we have to swing

for home runs with it... But for Lyme, it is not necessary to make ourselves

needlessly ill

by constantly killing to many organisms at once, Lyme is a slow reproducer...

Take care,

Jim

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> > I caught part of the show on Animal Planet called 'Monsters inside me "

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> > there was this guy very sick in the hospital (I missed what his symptoms

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> > and the docs told him he had Babesia ... they treated him with abx IV and

> > anti-parasitic meds but they didnt help

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> > so they did a blood transfusion where they cleaned his blood and then put

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> > this was done at the hospital through his neck & it took 48 hours

> > and that worked .. he is all fine and dandy now ..

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> > the show said it was from a tick bite

> > and that babs is mainly found from Maine to NJ

> > and about 200 cases are reported a year

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> > they also said that Babs kills the red blood cells so I was wondering if

> > there is anyone on this group that are certain they have Babs ....and if so

> > did they have a low RBC?

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> > Can someone have Babs w/out having Lyme?

> > I thought they always went hand in hand?

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> > " Until one has loved an animal, part of their soul remains unawakened. "

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