Re: Re: Re; transdermal essential oils

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Have you ever tried 2110?  I did it once - well actually a few brave times. I don't know what it hits, it's frequency Doug McLean gave me.  Any way, you have to adjust your machine (push one button) to use these high numbers - I think it's anything over 1,500? 

Well, I started coiling and after about 10 seconds I felt very strange, then after 35 seconds my large muscles were jerking. I couldn't stop fast enough. It was just about an hour later - I was out driving - that the herx hit hard and fast.  I didn't know if I would make it. Luckily my son took over the drive.  I was detoxing hard and continuously for three days when it started to let up.

Later, I did return to that frequency. I think I coiled about 5 seconds - no herx, 10 seconds - a little herx, 30, 40, 50, 2 minutes - no herx.  That was my strangest coiling experience.  It was over a year ago - I should do it again - carefully.

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I tried a lot before I ever tried any antibiotics. I think I got rid of Lyme with the doug coil before any antibiotics. I think it is bartonella and mycoplasma now.

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> > PSC stands for plant stem cells. They are herbal tinctures, but the plant

> > parts are harvested from particular parts of the plant (shoots, buds, some

> > other places). These particular parts have much higher concentration of the

> > plant chemicals we want, and also have some stem cells in them.

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> > I have tried it seems everything. On I think 9 occassions, something makes

> > me herx the first 24 hours, then after that...nothing ever again. On at

> > least 3 of the 9 occassions that I can remember (cipro, biaxin, rifampin),

> > that first 24 hour herx also cam with significant improvement in symptoms.

> > But that improvement would also disappear the next day! Nothing makes me

> > either herx or improve is the gist of my problem!

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> > Current on 4 PSC's, betulinic acid, colloidal silver, A-MYCO, Invanz,

> > minocycline, supercritical neem, and stabilized allicin. That's 11

> > antimicrobials, and basically no response at all.

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