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UlfFreya · 09-24-2008, 12:34 PM

I've had Lyme disease for about 4 years now and am just starting to get my life back.

I feel like I have tried just about every natural remedy, therapy, and gizmo out there. Nothing has really worked for me, until I started taking Humaworm and the Humaworm in-between herbs (I am also infected with many co-infections in addition to borellia).

However -- Lyme presents in so many different ways (mimics over 300 diseases) what works for one person may not work for another. MMS is a really hot item at the moment, as is the Bionic 800 from Sota Instruments.

A great resource is LymeNet

Also there is a wonderful documentary that just came out called "Under Our Skin"

Oh, and I almost forgot. The lovely Paperclip folks came over and set up camp on Plum Island and superengineered Lyme. Plum Island is riiiight across the water from Old Lyme, Conneticut where Lyme was first discovered. Read Lab 257 if you're interested.

I find it interesting that the Lyme spirochete and the syphilis spirochete are almost identical except the Lyme one has almost 10 times more active genes and can shapeshift to evade immune detection. Hmmmm. Ja. Hmmmmm.

09-24-2008, 12:34 PM	#22
UlfFreya Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: California Posts: 17	Re: Lyme disease? I've had Lyme disease for about 4 years now and am just starting to get my life back. I feel like I have tried just about every natural remedy, therapy, and gizmo out there. Nothing has really worked for me, until I started taking Humaworm and the Humaworm in-between herbs (I am also infected with many co-infections in addition to borellia). However -- Lyme presents in so many different ways (mimics over 300 diseases) what works for one person may not work for another. MMS is a really hot item at the moment, as is the Bionic 800 from Sota Instruments. A great resource is LymeNet Also there is a wonderful documentary that just came out called "Under Our Skin" Oh, and I almost forgot. The lovely Paperclip folks came over and set up camp on Plum Island and superengineered Lyme. Plum Island is riiiight across the water from Old Lyme, Conneticut where Lyme was first discovered. Read Lab 257 if you're interested. I find it interesting that the Lyme spirochete and the syphilis spirochete are almost identical except the Lyme one has almost 10 times more active genes and can shapeshift to evade immune detection. Hmmmm. Ja. Hmmmmm. Last edited by UlfFreya; 09-28-2008 at 05:14 AM.