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Tabebuia Impetiginosa vs Borrelia Burgdorferi, Aluksne (2025)

28/11/2024

Viens no maniem pēdējiem komentāriem, ieteikumiem boreliozes fb grupā:
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Analīzes nav jēgas taisīt, ja ir skaidrs, ka borēlijas ir izveidojušas persistējošas formas (8 gadi ir vairāk kā pietiekami ilgs laiks). Labāk par to naudu sapirkt uztura bagātinātājus.

Es iesaku skudrukoka mizu (pau darco), melno ķimeņu eļļu un ķiplokus. Regulāri, gadiem ilgi. Svarīgi ir ne tikai lietot šos antibakteriālos līdzekļus, bet arī vitamīnus. C vitamīnu var uzņemt ar ogām un augļiem. D vitamīnu sauļojoties (bet izvairīties no apdeguma), bet no oktobra lietot vai nu mencu aknu eļļu vai sagitus nateo D vai citas kapsulas. A vitamīns arī ir svarīgs imunitātei, te iesaku haizivs aknu eļļu.

Pau darco vietā var lietot, cat's claw, japanese knotweed un ir daudzi citi ārstniecības augi, par kuriem var lasīt šīs grupas komentāros regulāri.

Svarīgi izvairīties no laktozes un rūpnieciskā cukura. Tātad no piena produktiem tikai nogatavināts siers. Cukuru var aizstāt ar dabīgo medu, ja nepieciešams.

Svarīgi ir regulāri karsēties pirtī vai 42C vannā. Esmu saņēmis pozitīvas atsauksmes tieši par ieteikumu regulāri iet vannā.

Protams, ka bez ķiplokiem ir vesela virkne citu antibakteriālo ēdienu: sīpoli, melnie rutki, kokosriekstu eļļa, dzērvenes...

Veseļojaties!

16/10/2024

When dealing with persistent lyme disease (borrelia burgdorferi) it is important to keep your vitamin D levels up. Usually we are being told that the best source of vitamin D is cod liver oil (fish oil). Of course, in sunlight our skin produces vitamin D3 from cholesterol. But here is German plant based vitamin D complex which indicates plants where vitamin D was sourced from. List is:
Arnica montra D2
Callendula officinalis D2
Hamamelis virginiana D2
Achillea millefolium D3
Atropa bella-donna D4
Aconitum napellus D3
Mercurius solubillis Hahnemanni D8
Helpar sulfuris D8
Matricaria recutita D3
Symphytum officinale D8
Bellis berennis D2
Echinacea D2
Echinacea purpurea D2
Hyrpericum perforatum D2

20/05/2024

Previously I was using Ecosh Pau d'Arco capsules for 18 eur per 100 capsules, altogether 50 grams of Pau d'Arco powder with 10% extract. Earning a lot of money can be a challenge for someone with chronic Lyme disease so I decided to give up capsules to find less expensive solution.

This (in the photo) is just powder of Pau d'Arco bark. 100 grams for 12 euros. Which means more than 2x difference in price. It does not contain extract however, but still, I needed some change. Blood tests still show that I am +.

01/02/2024

Last year I found out that combating persistent lyme disease requires at least 3 different antibiotics for at least 28 day period (life cycle of borrelia). If test is still positive, another period of 28 days is done. And so on until negative. Pau d'Arco lowered my IgG test readings from 900 to 140. Aim is to go below 22. So Pau d'Arco alone was not enough. That is why I started to take also Cat's Claw. And this week I also started to take Ginkgo Biloba to reverse spyrochete damage to my brain. Some youtubers say Ginkgo Biloba boosts immunity.

Of course I also eat local garlic and arthemisia absynthum every day. Eating garlic requires special approach - it needs to be chewed on gradually and kept in a mouth as long as possible. Swallowing unchewed garlic is a waste of it and can be stressfull for stomach. I also harvested a lot of apples to keep my vitamin C in level.

I did DNA test which gave me a result that I am not good at producing vitamin D from sunlight. So I started to take vegan algae vitamin D3 (made by Latvian producer Sagitus).

I am planning to take theBorrelia Birgdorferi IgG test in March 2024. Wish me luck!

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