Re: Re: Side Effects of Starting the Protocol(Kathy)

[Guest guest]

I would also love to know where those stats came from and over how long to get

them. I was first diagnosed with Lymes  years ago then within a few ,months, I

started testing negative for 4 years....the it was back and hasn't left this

time. I know it mutates and hides well, so I question if there is victory unless

treated immediately. Please encourage me that what I think might be true  is not

true....I would love to know people are living without Lymes and coinfections

and how they got that victory.

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From: bonnieblanchet <bonnieblanchet@...>

Sent: Mon, August 2, 2010 11:19:20 PM

Subject: [ ] Re: Side Effects of Starting the Protocol(Kathy)

 

Where did you get that statistic that 70-80% defeat lyme. Is this for the Buhner

protocol or just in general?

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> I feel worlds better.

> The early herxing was dreadful. Joint paint, GI track issues, brain fog, GI

>track issues, fatigue, more GI track issues....

> I'm able to stay awake all day, and spontaneously do actual yardwork.

> Japanses knotweed is an invasive species where I live, and I'm considering

>tracking some down to use instead of buying it. This is huge improvement over

>where I've been. My thyroid and adrenal issues are improved a little as well.

>I'm praying I'll be one of the 70-80% who defeat Lyme.

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> Best Wishes,

> Kathy

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[Guest guest]

I got it from the Planet Thrive website.

Buhner answers questions on the website, I scrolled through the past questions

and answers and found that statistic.

This is the link to that particular page:

http://planetthrive.com/2009/11/healing-lyme/

Kathy

[ ] Side Effects of Starting the Protocol

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> > I just started Buhner's new core protocol (Japanese Knotweed, Cat's

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after taking it.

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I take the Cat's Claw with food and I will begin doing the same with the

Eleuthro tincture. I am only taking the former two herbs once a day due to

abdominal pain and the Eleuthro 1/2 tsp twice a day thus far.

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go away?

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[Guest guest]

Please ask Buhner at Planet Thrive! Then we can all see what he writes

back.

Kathy

[ ] Re: Side Effects of Starting the Protocol(Kathy)

Where did you get that statistic that 70-80% defeat lyme. Is this for the Buhner

protocol or just in general?

>

>

> I feel worlds better.

> The early herxing was dreadful. Joint paint, GI track issues, brain fog, GI

>track issues, fatigue, more GI track issues....

> I'm able to stay awake all day, and spontaneously do actual yardwork.

> Japanses knotweed is an invasive species where I live, and I'm considering

>tracking some down to use instead of buying it. This is huge improvement over

>where I've been. My thyroid and adrenal issues are improved a little as well.

>I'm praying I'll be one of the 70-80% who defeat Lyme.

>

> Best Wishes,

> Kathy

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[Guest guest]

Kathy,

For me, it's not about ridding my body of Lyme but living a good life with

energy and health. That's the key, duh.

And I'm talking about the Buhner, non-ABX protocol. Yes the bugs mutate, yes

they hide. so isn't it logical to continue the knotweed, cat's claw and

wormwood even in small doses regardless of the testing. Because the testing

picks up the spirokeets (spelling doesn't count) in the blood - and after

some time, they are hiding far, far away or are in CWD forms. Right?

I've noticed a rythum - they seem to raise their ugly heads about every

27-31 days for me - and there goes my energy. Anyone else notice this

timeframe? And other than those 3 yicky days, I'm living and working with

the bugs I have. I don't like them and they don't like me (just like crappy

neighbors) but as long as they stay out of my way, I'm happy. I'm still

waiting to get my energy back.

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From:

[mailto: ] On Behalf Of Kathy Goebel

Sent: Monday, August 02, 2010 10:10 PM

Subject: Re: [ ] Re: Side Effects of Starting the

Protocol(Kathy)

I would also love to know where those stats came from and over how long to

get

them. I was first diagnosed with Lymes years ago then within a few ,months,

I

started testing negative for 4 years....the it was back and hasn't left this

time. I know it mutates and hides well, so I question if there is victory

unless

treated immediately. Please encourage me that what I think might be true is

not

true....I would love to know people are living without Lymes and

coinfections

and how they got that victory.

________________________________

From: bonnieblanchet <bonnieblanchet@...

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Sent: Mon, August 2, 2010 11:19:20 PM

Subject: [ ] Re: Side Effects of Starting the Protocol(Kathy)

Where did you get that statistic that 70-80% defeat lyme. Is this for the

Buhner

protocol or just in general?

>

>

> I feel worlds better.

> The early herxing was dreadful. Joint paint, GI track issues, brain fog,

GI

>track issues, fatigue, more GI track issues....

> I'm able to stay awake all day, and spontaneously do actual yardwork.

> Japanses knotweed is an invasive species where I live, and I'm considering

>tracking some down to use instead of buying it. This is huge improvement

over

>where I've been. My thyroid and adrenal issues are improved a little as

well.

>I'm praying I'll be one of the 70-80% who defeat Lyme.

>

> Best Wishes,

> Kathy

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[Guest guest]

It's still early in the treatment for me, but my cycle seems to be about every 3

weeks and lasts for about 1 1/2 weeks. I have symptoms everyday, but there is a

period of time when they are the worst.

Connie Blaze

[ ] Re: Side Effects of Starting the Protocol(Kathy)

Where did you get that statistic that 70-80% defeat lyme. Is this for the

Buhner

protocol or just in general?

>

>

> I feel worlds better.

> The early herxing was dreadful. Joint paint, GI track issues, brain fog,

GI

>track issues, fatigue, more GI track issues....

> I'm able to stay awake all day, and spontaneously do actual yardwork.

> Japanses knotweed is an invasive species where I live, and I'm considering

>tracking some down to use instead of buying it. This is huge improvement

over

>where I've been. My thyroid and adrenal issues are improved a little as

well.

>I'm praying I'll be one of the 70-80% who defeat Lyme.

>

> Best Wishes,

> Kathy

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