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Posted 7/31/2011 11:26 PM (GMT 0)
Hello! I am looking for information/experiences with the Hansa healing center in Kansas. I have been totally bed bound for a year and am incredibly sick. I have lymes, bart and babesia. Any information would be greatly appreciated.

Jewels
Posted 8/1/2011 12:19 AM (GMT 0)
Hi MJewels,

Sorry you are having such trouble. If you type "Hansa" into the search function in the top right hand corner of the forum page, a lot of previous threads come up. You will get a lot of information there and no doubt someone who has had experience at the center will be along shortly.

Good luck with your research!
Posted 8/2/2011 12:34 PM (GMT 0)
Hi SickTooLong

I have no idea how you followed Dr. J's protocol. The easy part is taking the botanticals, the hard part is following a detox routine most every day. Also, if a person has much stress in their life, that is going to prevent them from getting well. Mercury is another factor among others that prevents a person from getting better such as not getting the fillings removed from their teeth, eating fish which contains lots of mercury, etc.

MJewels, we have members here who went to Hansa and not only became well but stayed well.

Below are some old posts from members that did go to Hansa Center ((GWB, Daisy (GWB's wife), Wackowoman, and Heather)).

https://www.healingwell.com/community/default.aspx?f=30&m=1837896

https://www.healingwell.com/community/default.aspx?f=30&m=1965719

Hope this helps,

Denise
Posted 8/2/2011 10:12 PM (GMT 0)
My experience w/ Hansa: they are wonderful, caring doctors. They probably are making a dent for some people. My issue was with much of their underlying philosophy regarding things spiritual. I'm not one of the 'if it works, use it no matter what' ilk, and I found I just couldn't get comfortable with a few key therapies/modalities. Maybe I'm way off on that, but that was what caused me to look elsewhere. I did speak w/ patients who had been going for years and were still quite debilitated, as well as patients that were VERY happy with their results. He really doesn't use traditional lab testing at all so the markers for improvement may be a little subjective. Very positive vibe there, very relaxing place. Kind of wish I could have stayed. :)
Posted 8/4/2011 1:38 AM (GMT 0)
MJewels, you might want to read Dr. J's new edition of his book. Gives lots of info about what type of treatments he offers. A home program is more general, and going to the clinic more created to treat the individual from what the book says.

For me, if the clinic was close I would try a few treatments to see how I responded and what his testing showed. Just scared to commit so much $ for a 2 week stint, airfare and hotel room. Doesn't mean I won't do it someday though...
Posted 11/1/2011 12:03 AM (GMT 0)
HI Mjewels,

I am also looking at the Hansa option. I have been reading these threads for about a month, and I posted an (incomplete) summary of what I found if it helps. Anyhow, I am going in November as I read enough favorable stories, and I am not tolerating Rx well at all (have had to stop and change meds twice now due to liver problems). I will let you know how my initial two weeks goes, though I hear it is a progression, and takes time...slow and steady :)

All the best,
REB
Posted 11/1/2011 12:29 AM (GMT 0)
Hi again REB,

As mentioned above, I suggest you read Dr. Jernigan's book called "Beating Lyme Disease" before going to Hansa.   Learn about Dr. Jernigan and his views as well as treatments.

This is not the type of clinic where one goes and gets well overnight.  Dr. J. can diagnose your problems and steer you in the right direction but most of the work (and it is work:  detoxing, diet, etc.) is all done at home and it's a whole different lifestyle.

Some people have the mindset to do this and some don't.  It's up to the individual....

Below is the site where you can find the book (I'm not sure if it's available on Amazon):

http://hansacenter.com/books.php

Also, have you clicked on the hansa site?  Lots of great articles and information:

www.hansacenter.com

Hope this helps!

Denise

Posted 11/1/2011 12:52 AM (GMT 0)
HI Denise,

Thanks! Yes, I have the book,have been to the site, have watched his videos, have talked with folks (the staff, patients), and read a ton on this forum. Seems like about a year of lifestyle adjustment to really start seeing the long term results. I even researched his equipment and such ans went to some local alternative health places where I live to try out the infrared treatments, footbaths, and machine that scans body frequency. It was accurate, but Hansa's is considerably more advanced, so I'm going :)

I have already been making life adjustments for 7 years, at least maybe this time is will be the one that works ;)

FYI - The book is also available as an e-book on Lulu.

Thanks again,
REB
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