Darkfield microscope live blood test

I have been on antibiotics for 9 months, 2 on IVs. Feeling much better but 2 days ago had my blood tested. Full of lyme bacteria swimming freely in my body, to add to the problem we tested my wife who is not sick and boom.... more lyme than in my blood. So now we both will be go8ng to Sierra.

you wife got it from you or vice versa. i'm sorry but the old 'indeterminate' on whether lyme can be contracted sexually is a big joke. i know enough people where this has happened.

looking forward to hearing about your experiences at the sierra center. you guys staying in the same room while there? LOL

robby - can I ask you why you chose Sierra? My husband and I are looking at clinics (I infected him, so I understand your woes) and are having a hard time choosing, although some are simply out of our price range. What about it made it your final decision?

Robby do you have the images? I hate to be that guy but I'm highly skeptical of many of the things people claim are spirochetes. I'm not saying no one here has spirochetes in the blood, but those things that pop out of red blood cells after aging that people are reporting have been recognized for over a century to contribute to erroneous diagnosis of spirochetosis of various forms. That your wife is asymptomatic is a red flag. She could surely have asymptomatic Lyme, but "freely swimming?" Doubt it. That's the sort of thing that's likely to make someone septic. Unless someone gets that thing with a fluorescent tag I'm not convinced. I have been looking at saliva samples a lot lately and there were many things I thought were spirochetes until I actually saw one for the first time. They are unmistakeable, beyond the most bizarre creatures on this planet. Coiled strings that vibrate so fast it's hard to comprehend you're looking at an organism and not a segment of a light wave. Perhaps they did find spirochetes. I'm not denying your particular scenario. Just saying be careful. Your wife does not need to be treated without symptoms and that could possibly make things worse. If you're concerned the most I would do is focus on basic lifestyle health and maybe some tonic herbs and try to keep whatever she's got in latency.

Viruses are typically well beyond the capabilities of light viewing microscopes. An electron microscope is required.

Believe me it's lyme. Yes she needs treatment if you have an infection you need treatment... or you wake up with als one day or other sneaky disease.

Psilociraptor said...
Robby do you have the images? I hate to be that guy but I'm highly skeptical of many of the things people claim are spirochetes. I'm not saying no one here has spirochetes in the blood, but those things that pop out of red blood cells after aging that people are reporting have been recognized for over a century to contribute to erroneous diagnosis of spirochetosis of various forms. That your wife is asymptomatic is a red flag. She could surely have asymptomatic Lyme, but "freely swimming?" Doubt it. That's the sort of thing that's likely to make someone septic. Unless someone gets that thing with a fluorescent tag I'm not convinced. I have been looking at saliva samples a lot lately and there were many things I thought were spirochetes until I actually saw one for the first time. They are unmistakeable, beyond the most bizarre creatures on this planet. Coiled strings that vibrate so fast it's hard to comprehend you're looking at an organism and not a segment of a light wave. Perhaps they did find spirochetes. I'm not denying your particular scenario. Just saying be careful. Your wife does not need to be treated without symptoms and that could possibly make things worse. If you're concerned the most I would do is focus on basic lifestyle health and maybe some tonic herbs and try to keep whatever she's got in latency.

I understand but it doesn't make sense and here is why. A woman who has it and do not know will pass to it's kids...or will keep passing back in forth between husband and wife... so treatment is required for sure.

k07 said...
Robby - There are some docs who believe you should NOT treat asymptomatic lyme. I don't know which way is right. However, if she is asymptomatic there is no way to tell if treatment is working. Also, it is entirely possibly that her immune system is able to handle the lyme (I think there are a LOT of people out there like this). This is basically the goal of chronic lyme treatment since we know as of now there is no cure. In treating her, it can open a whole can of worms. Abx will lower her immune system (by destroying gut flora). I am not saying you should not treat, in fact, my husband who tested positive did treat for a month as well (doxy/amoxy/probenicid). He felt absolutely nothing and was not willing to take abx for longer than a month with no symptoms. A year later he is still fine. However, if he does start to get lyme-like symptoms we know what to do. In general, we just try to eat well (low gluten, organic, low sugar) and are starting to juice in addition to our regular smoothies. I am also looking at all environmental factors to lower toxin load (possible mold, water, air, soaps, cleaning stuff, cooking stuff, etc). Just thought it was important to give you this other viewpoint.

Welcome seeweed unless you are from the isda ...docs told me i had adult onset muscular dystrophy ..they told this guy he has ms ..
and his body may be attacking his nerves but there is a spirochete in his blood that is easily cultured (3wks)@home) and easily seen with darkfield ..i can see them with lightfield ..so either you arent doing it right or have sub par equipment or are claiming its leptospirosis or syphilis that is the snake object in his blood or the persons you are testing dont have lyme ? Imo

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