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Marie-

I will tell you that I had exactly what you are describing....

I DO attribute it to babesia, tested neg. on Igenex and Bowen but guess

what??

I took Malarone (malaria drug that some LLMDs use for babesia) and herxed

like crazy!!! Severe night sweats, chest pain (heart worsened), severe

shortness of breath.... lasted about 3 wks. then finally subsided. I KNOW IT

IS BABESIA.

Many, many people are testing neg. for it but have it.

I suggest trying Artemesia or artemesinian (www.nutricology.com) to see these

products. I AM NOT SELLING THEM. They are herbs used for the tx of babesia.

I don't know what it is about the tests for babesia that people are rarely

showing a positive these days. I used to test positive for it.

sue in nj

sue massie, CNHP

Nature's Garden of Health

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Marie-

Please send me your phone # or I will send you mine privately so we can talk.

I have references to help you.

sue in nj

sue massie

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Dear Marie,

I too have experienced severe chest pain during the course of my Lyme battle.

I went through the entire battery of tests just to be sure that the Lyme did

not directly damage my heart, but what ultimately was concluded was that I

had a condition called Costacondritis, which is an inflammation of the chest

wall. It would hurt when I would breath in and felt like I had a book on my

chest at times. It also was painful if I pressed down on the area that hurt.

I began to take a natural anti-inflammatory from the company that I get my

Chinese Herbs, called Joi, along with other herbal formulas and a change in

diet, and it disappeared. I can't take aspirin, Motrin or Advil because I'm

an asthmatic and it causes breathing problems, but the Joi doesn't make my

asthma worse. I don't know if this is the same problem you are describing,

but Costacondritis is extremely common in Lyme patients. Please feel free to

e-mail me privately if you want further info. about this.

Hope you get well very soon.

All my best,

Sue Rauch

ville, NJ

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