what worked for you, for energy, soo tired all the time

no energy

I tried so many things

so tired

any ideas for energy

thank u forever, many blessings to you,

Vitamin B or Methylcobalamin. My mother had B injections and now has much more energy and feels better. She has Lyme too.

Along with a standard (strict) diet. Something in the following supplements literally brought me back from the dead:
CoQ10 (Coenzyme Q10)
sublingual B12 (as Methylcobalamin)
Alpha Lipoc Acid
Acetyl-L-Carnitine
massive amounts of probiotics and magnesium
Bromelain & Serrapeptase (for inflammation which broke the no exercise cycle for me)

thank you all for your time and help

this is sooo horrible for me, so tired all the time, cant function

I don't understand

I hired a housekeeper, she is now, cleaning, and I am so tired, I want to nap, she says I am funny, cause I am out of it, she doesn't know, it is okay, so I just the play of this ditzy chick, but that is not going to work when I am older

I just want to sleep

and sleep

dreaming of healthier days of years past

Remember to look for slow but steady improvements, and even the small ones count!!!

If you aren't taking the methyl type of B 12, please start with that. Your LLMD should be willing to give you shots of this B-12 as well.

"The fatigue people experience from treatment is actually treatment induced anemia."

Not everybody. I have severe fatigue and I have a high RBC.

To piggy back onto Traveler’s comments: because everyone is different and reacts differently to the infection as well as the treatment, I think that blood work is a very important tool in the fight against the infection. If you have insurance and can afford it, you should request from your doctor regular blood work.

I have mine dating back to 2008, which is years before the infection. I can see the numbers change up or down as I became infected, as I started treatment, and now while I am being treated.

Although the numbers are within “normal range” it helps to see the fluctuation and to see what in the blood is being impacted. Imagine having this information as you begin to tackle Lyme, then Bartonella, the Babesiosis and also as you start to feel better. For example, as the vitamin D below goes up, my fatigue and depression has been going down. Good to know right?

By the way...it would be a good idea to get this bloodwork done on your loved ones for reference. Hopefully they will never get infected, but if they do, at least you have it for reference.

An example of my blood work:
WBC count 6.4 before infection, 5.0 before treatment, 6.4 while in treatment
RBC count: 5.27 before infection, 5.11 before treatment, 4.96 while in treatment
Neutrophils: 55 before infection, 59 before treatment, 68 while in treatment
Neutrophils (absolute): 3.5 before infection, 2.9 before treatment, 4.5 while in treatment
Lymphs: 35 before infection, 31 before treatment, 24 while in treatment
EOS: 0 before infection, 1.0 before treatment, 0 while in treatment
RDW: 13.2 before infection, 14.3 before treatment, 14.5 while in treatment
Glucose, Serum: 85 before infection, 95 before treatment, 85 while in treatment
BUN: 14 before infection, 15 before treatment, 17 while in treatment
Alkaline Phosphatase, Serum: 113 before infection, 100 before treatment, 86 while in treatment
Creatinine: 1.1 before infection, 1.01 before treatment, 0.96 while in treatment
EGFR: 85 before infection, 88 before treatment, 92 while in treatment
Prolactin: ?? before infection, 8.5 before treatment, 7.2 while in treatment
Vitamin D: ?? before infection, 14.6 before treatment, 18.6 while in treatment

"This "everyone is different" line get's way too much mileage. It's blown way out of proportion and is hindering a lot of people instead of~actually helping them.~"

Is it really? Then why do I know people who have all healed using something different? Do you know of anyone who did the exact same thing as I have done and they have healed? I don't, but it sure worked for me! People have healed using Buhner's protocol, and using the Hansa Center's protocol - to name a few.