Cyberscan

I was wondering if anyone has tried Cyberscan? I have a friend that has done this now twice. Once for Babesia and now for Lyme. He swears by it. He's been ridden of the Lyme sytmoms this time around, and years ago with something similar to Cyberscan for Babesia.

I'm pretty much done with the entire antibiotic approach. I tested positive for Babesia, and after 6 weeks on antibiotics I've released you're simply scratching the surface with antibiotics. I realize the general person for Babesia is on antibotics for 6-12 months.

I'm just curious if anyone has tried this for Babesia or Lyme. From a science and engineering stand point Cyberscan makes perfect sense to me.

What is Cyberscan?

Never heard of it. Can you explain what it is?

Quin Ann, do you have Lyme?

I'm biased on it. I've been doing it for a little over 3 months now and I can't really say for sure if it's been helping out. Sometimes I think it is, and sometimes I'm not sure. I'm also taking artemisin for my babesia. The idea behind it is genius. My friend who had Lyme swears by it. It's extremely expensive. I'm probably spent close to $5k doing this in the past 3 months.

I think I'm going to continue maybe another 2 weeks of this Cyberscan treatment and then try Cowden. I already bought month 1 and am hoping this is the ticket.

My symptoms are heart palpitation on occasion and my legs are weird. 6 months ago it started out with more muscle soreness and now it feels more like it's in the nerves of my legs. Still not sure if that is Babesia, or Bart. The heart sounds like Babesia or maybe Lyme. I didn't confirm Lyme this time around being bitten by a ticket, but 7 years ago I had lyme. Recovered quickly by just taking 3 weeks of doxy.

The idea behind cyberscan is a 3 month treatment for pretty much any disease with how it works. I've been on it for 3.5 months and really haven't seen any consistent results that last longer than a couple of days. I thought earlier this week I was having major progress, but nope just a good 2-3 days. It's just a little frustrating throwing away $5k and being in a similar boat than before. I am mixing a lot, but I space everything out, and I think all of this mixing is what as helped me get just a little better

I think artemisin has been the real winner in getting me a little better. I'm going to do cowden for about 6-8 months and see what happens. Cyberscan sounds wonderful, but the reason I wasn't going to blow it up on this forum is because when you really understand Cyberscan it's a little far out there. I think we all get a little sold quickly on something, because we're all so desperate to find an answer that if eating 50oz of ketchup was the solution we would do it LOL.

I really don't want to resort to antibiotics again. Mepron and Zithro did absolutely nothing for my legs and heart. Not even a solid herx. Common Cowden!!!!

Just out of curiosity how did you treat EBV? An interesting thing I saw was back in may I tested very positive currently for it, but also 6 months back in a test according to the doctor. He thought that was odd. One of the LLMD's I was seeing said he can treat EBV with antiviral stuff???

Yes, EBV is Epstein Barr Virus and it causes mono. For about 97% of the American public, it lives in our bodies as an opportunistic viral infection - only coming out to play when our immune system is low. Otherwise our immune system keeps it in check.

I have had extremely high levels of it off and on for the last (eek!) 30 yrs. about 6 years ago, I stumbled across information about L-lysine treating EBV, then about 3(?) years ago, I came across this article, showing not only that Lysine treats EBV, but it explains the dosages too!! umm.edu/health/medical/altmed/supplement/lysine

Antivirals can also bring EBV into remission once again, but I didn't want to have to run to the doctor every time mine flared, so I started treating with Lysine instead.

EBV can most definitely cause muscle pains, but it may or may not be the source of your leg pain. Lyme and Bartonella also cause muscle pain, plus other types of leg pains.