Immune response training at www.lymefree.com

March 7, 2007

I just joined the group today and felt that I should share my success

with those that are still suffering from Lyme disease. I just

finished 17 group teleconference lyme sessions with Allergy

Alternatives and I feel fantastic! Immune Response Training is

definitely something people suffering with Lyme should check out...

the website is www.lymefree.com. You can call or email to get their

free CDs about Lyme & immune response training. It is supposed to

work for 90% of those who try it. If the founder of the program

doesn't see positive results within two or three weeks, he gives you

your money back, no questions asked. So there is nothing to lose.

Most of my group had seen results by the second session. I was

diagnosed with Lyme (the hard way, by ruling out anything &

everything else) a little over a year ago & the docs believe I'd had

it for about 3-4 years (with extreme symptoms showing up just over a

year ago). I did antibiotic treatment for 11 months, but only started

to get real relief once I started the group lyme sessions. The

treatment is relatively easy & painless... you call a conference

center where you speak with the founder of the treatment as well as

listen to the other group members & hear what their symptoms are (and

any improvements they have). Basically you must track your symptoms

to see if the treatment (codes that you say out loud in combination

with listening to a CD) is having any effect on them. I feel that he

not only cured me of Lyme, but also helped me by recommending reading

Dr. Sarno's books about TMS (tension myositis syndrome)... once

I read his book, the rest of my symptoms disappeared... irritable

bowel, reflux, headaches, neck aches & hand stiffness/pain (which I

had still attributed to the Lyme), among other things. I would highly

recommend checking out www.lymefree.com and reading any one of Dr.

Sarno's books... it could change your life for the better! I wish all

of you the best of health & good luck with your treatment.

Tiff

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