the microscope shows spirochetes still alive despite...

Blue it sounds like you're fighting the good fight here. Thank you for posting these findings. Do you feel like your lyme's resistance to everything so far is related to coinfections? Do coinfections have anything to do with creating an environment more conducive to borrelia resisting your treatment and vice versa?

would you mind elaborating on those?

Love it - Dr. bluelyme and love reading the comments. Georgia, how do you suggest increasing oxygen in our blood?

Questing (multifacetedme) said...
Love it - Dr. bluelyme and love reading the comments. Georgia, how do you suggest increasing oxygen in our blood?

The best way is to exercise but I know that isn't possible for many of you. Hyperbaric chamber is another. It helps but isn't a cure. It doesn't affect the person's detox pathways.

I did a mini experiment this week that was interesting. I'm currently eating animal protein daily to test the limits of my nitrogen processing ability. I've had multiple days where I had headaches and it was from too much protein the previous day. I learned an approximate amount of protein that I can eat without having a headache. So I ate a bigger amount of protein for supper that would cause me to have a headache the next day. Right before bed, I drank a bottle of water like I always do when I eat protein but this time, I did 10 push ups and 10 body weight squats where I put my elbows inside my knees. Just 10 of each. The next day, I had no headache. My body utilized the protein and I didn't have excess protein to become ammonia. That little amount of exercise was beneficial and it didn't even make me breathe hard. Any amount helps, but those of you with poor detox pathways need to get them cleaned up or exercising will just make things worse. That is many people's problem, poor detox pathways.

Interesting ...for smaller dancing guys ..my lba gal believes it depends on gut permeability and high dose garlic usually clears up in a day or two...but this seems bigger ...i think we have to ask tnt or lymed2010 or dudeks ..she says they usually cause fatigue, headaches ...and if that is bacteria( i believe it is something not good ) ...why do we not have sepsis ..why did that not culture the 3 times i gave a pint ?(it must have slow reproduction rate or it is a protozoan) (fl1953/toxoplasmosis )...idk just thinking aloud

After a bit of research today I'm leaning towards these things being blebs.

Here is the wonderful darkfield of healrom and dudefromks

/www.youtube.com/user/MrRomzor1/videos?shelf_id=0&sort=dd&view=0

/www.youtube.com/user/tylerks279/videos?sort=dd&view=0&shelf_id=0

Check out his string of pearls shot

Thank you Bluelyme ;)

I repost here my "best of"
I don't know if you are speaking about you mustard, but yes I use an amscope.

Dudefromks has crazy videos too!


Many spirochetes in my blood this time, and under different forms. (after month of combo antibiotics.....)
www.youtube.com/watch?v=BSoX5J1jt8A

Spirochetes in a tick :
www.youtube.com/watch?v=yBKXCXo2wB8

One of the ticks (a nymph) :
www.youtube.com/watch?v=ew72tP3eSVY

Dental spiros (mainly two strains in my teeth) :
www.youtube.com/watch?v=8QWPuYQ7Hvw

Spirochetes from the gut (they can move because the medium is more thick. And the ones that we can see on the video are the slower ones. The cam wasn't able to record the fastests ones that was going at a crazy speed. Also, I tried other times but without success)
www.youtube.com/watch?v=6MJFl4kgqwU

I used some polarizing films ,clear folder ,and a high power led to hack my scope to do darkfield ...pretty good results
@www.healingwell.com/community/default.aspx?f=30&m=3786499

bluelyme said...
I used some polarizing films ,clear folder ,and a high power led to hack my scope to do darkfield ...pretty good results
@www.healingwell.com/community/default.aspx?f=30&m=3786499

Ok. it's nice for a diy setup.
It remind me a system, that is a cousin of DF. It's the Rheinberg illumination.
/micro.magnet.fsu.edu/primer/techniques/rheinberg.html

But I still think that it's more easy to have a real condenser.

For the little dots that are dancing, it's chylomicrons. It's particles of fat. If you take your blood in the morning, before eating, you should see less of it. (I mean most of it are chylomicrons, there are also small organisms that are not very much studied by official science)

Post Edited (Healrom) : 3/8/2017 9:08:09 PM (GMT-7)

Healrom said...
@ mustard seed :
I have seen what you said in another post in link here about the morphology of the spirochetes.
For the spirochetes, I have seen (in europe) some people where almost no spirochete had bulbous tips. (it's my case)
And I have seen the blood of people where all the spirochetes had these tips.

I think that maybe it's differents strains.

Also in somebody (that wasn't ill strangely) I have seen a very high number of very long spirochetes. Maybe it was again onother strain in her blood.

Ya could be.

So many factors here though. The strain could be one, but also the life cycle stage of the bacteria, the stress the bacteria is under, how the sample has been prepared/stored etc. It's really hard to know why there's so many different forms.