Lyme Disease and Biotoxins
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@datzfast Liver dumps the toxins into the intestines. Normally toxins are reabsorbed back to the blood stream from the intestines. By having cholestyramine bind them in the intestines, reabsorption is reduced.
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@heiwalove I agree. Dr. Burrascano is an amazing and compassionate physician and I wish him great success as he enters the research arena in Lyme disease. If it were not for Dr. Burrascano, many people would have suffered miserably.
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Re: Sea Salt, please be aware that while this protocol may help symptoms, it's efficacy at killing BB is unproven. Borrelia burgdorferi will turn into cyst form immediately upon recognizing a threat from any treatment, including a sea salt regimen. The only treatment proven for cyst forms of Borrelia is Flagyl combined with other antibiotics. Without Flagyl, the bacteria will simply go into cyst form and resurface at a better time. Cyst forms explain relapses in Lyme.
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PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE do internet research on using SEA SALT for curing Lyme. I had it for seven months before I was diagnosed, and doxycycline only made me sicker. I took a shot of about 1/2 teaspoon of RAW SEA SALT in a small amount of water, and in only hours I felt better than I had in months! I continued this maybe three times a day for several days and it ended my Lyme. I take this "shot" every now and then just to be sure it stays gone. IT WORKS. DO RESEARCH. TELL THE PEOPLE!!
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at first i wonder how cholestyramine fiber could bind a neurotoxin if cholestyramine never gets into the blood stream. So maybe it doesnt. Maybe its binding secreted IGA thats secreted into the intestinal lumen reducing serum IgA levels that are abnormally increased durring die off of the organism. just a theory do not repeat, just thinking out loud.
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sounded like he said cholestyramine fiber
for binding of the neurotoxins.
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its possible that to cure a Lyme's infected person you have to target, with different antimicrobials, the bacterium that is extra cellular, intracellular, dormant not dividing,
those trapped in bio films, and those that have crossed the blood brain barrier. much the same as targeting tuberculosis. would we really expect one antibiotic to work.
excuse me?? dr. burrascano has saved COUNTLESS (thousands of) lives, and almost singlehandedly pioneered the successful treatment of chronic lyme disease.
heiwalove 4 years ago 9
Brilliant information, thank you!
sacredrivers 4 years ago 5