Re: Air Hunger/blood clotting

[Guest guest]

I've been tested for Celiac's and came out neg., I too have the thick

blood, it's Lyme related, I have such trouble giving blood now, they can

barely find a vein and when they do, it drips so slowly, I tell the nurses

to go start another patient, they're gonna be there awhile!

From:

" knot_weed " <tek0nik@...>

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Date:

07/30/2010 01:46 PM

Subject:

[ ] Re: Air Hunger

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> My guess is other bugs can cause the blood to thicken which seems to

inhibit

> the absorption of oxygen - hence the hunger. Doesn't this have to do

with

> detoxing and too many toxins in body?

yes, I think 'thick blood' is a general lyme problem. Could be related to

bugs, or maybe to celiac disease or similar problems that often go

together with Lyme. Some naturopaths indeed say that the 'clotting'

(Rouleaux etc.) is caused by too many toxins or wrong food stuff in the

blood. Don't know if that is really the cause ...

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[Guest guest]

Maybe I'm misunderstanding here, but if you have Lyme disease, I wouldn't be

donating blood. V

>

> I've been tested for Celiac's and came out neg., I too have the thick

> blood, it's Lyme related, I have such trouble giving blood now, they can

> barely find a vein and when they do, it drips so slowly, I tell the nurses

> to go start another patient, they're gonna be there awhile!

>

[Guest guest]

Some places might say that, but when my daughter found out she had Lyme disease

a month after giving blood, she called the donating place and asked them to

please destroy her blood. They told her that they do not test for Lyme disease

and didn't want to waste their time checking out her donation. My daughter was

really upset at the thought that she may have given someone Lyme disease. V

> > >

> > > I've been tested for Celiac's and came out neg., I too have the thick

> > > blood, it's Lyme related, I have such trouble giving blood now, they can

> > > barely find a vein and when they do, it drips so slowly, I tell the

> > nurses

> > > to go start another patient, they're gonna be there awhile!

> > >

> >

> >

> >

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I gave blood for almost 30 years (and stopped when I realized I could share

what I had thru my blood), but no, the blood bank doesn't even ask or really

recognize that there is such a physical risk contracting Lyme.

The only plus is at least most receipients are on antibiotics, maybe the

bugs get nuked before they arrive.

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From:

[mailto: ] On Behalf Of maribob7

Sent: Tuesday, August 03, 2010 10:10 AM

Subject: [ ] Re: Air Hunger/blood clotting

Some places might say that, but when my daughter found out she had Lyme

disease a month after giving blood, she called the donating place and asked

them to please destroy her blood. They told her that they do not test for

Lyme disease and didn't want to waste their time checking out her donation.

My daughter was really upset at the thought that she may have given someone

Lyme disease. V

> > >

> > > I've been tested for Celiac's and came out neg., I too have the thick

> > > blood, it's Lyme related, I have such trouble giving blood now, they

can

> > > barely find a vein and when they do, it drips so slowly, I tell the

> > nurses

> > > to go start another patient, they're gonna be there awhile!

> > >

> >

> >

> >

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

>

> I gave blood for almost 30 years (and stopped when I realized I could share

> what I had thru my blood), but no, the blood bank doesn't even ask or really

> recognize that there is such a physical risk contracting Lyme.

>

> The only plus is at least most receipients are on antibiotics, maybe the

> bugs get nuked before they arrive.

in my country (Netherlands) blood donors are not checked for lyme either, and

the bloodbanks suggest that it is OK to donate if you 'have had Lyme' (which

probably means for them, when the EM is gone - but of course most of the times

the Borrelia never disappears).

Many years ago already someone found that 20% of the blood supply in my country

is contaminated with Borrelia; must be even higher nowadays.

I'm not sure if it is a serious risk though, probably the bugs are far more

dangerous if they enter the body through a tick byte (fresh Borrelia organisms,

probably adapted to the specific host).