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Posted 4/30/2018 3:11 PM (GMT 0)
hello,
I have just finished my 5th monthly session of biomagnetism to treat bartonella, babesia and Borellia mainly -but in total I had 16 co infections
I have had amazing results so far but I am currently experiencing intense anxiety , panic and my adrenal glands are in full flight constantly for the last few weeks - I am not sure if this is a herx reaction or I am taking a step backwards. I have also woken up every morning for the last few weeks with severe muscle pain in my chest and upper back which goes once I start moving - I have no LLD as my bloods continuously came back negative for any infection so I am totally reliant on biomagnetics if there is anyone out there who has gone through this with biomagnetics I would be very interested in your opinion
ps I am in Dublin Ireland

Thank you!
Posted 4/30/2018 8:32 PM (GMT 0)
I havent heard of biomagnetism treatment for lyme before but I do have some have some idea of what is.
I treated my lyme with rifing ( another form of electromedicine) at first. I herxed a lot and then by the 3rd month I started to feel amazing. I was very happy with my results because I was so allergic I couldnt take meds or herbs. Then slowly bit by bit the recovery disappeared and in spite of further treatment I wasn't getting the results I logically expected were there.
My conclusion is that lyme is a very sophisticated stealth pathogen and it finds a way to protect itself in regards to electromedical solutions. In time it finds its way around the attack. You are fine if you dont rely on one treatment and use it in conjunction with herbs or abx but it is not enough on its own.
The die-off pollutes your body with all kinds of rubbish. My other lesson was to be very careful about detoxing with different strategies. Chlorella, cilantro, saunas, detox baths, metal detox solutions methylfolate supplements, careful pH management, lots of water, etc........ To switch it around some because every type of detox has its own strengths and weaknesses.
As they say this is a major illness and you need to arm yourself with a few solutions and attack it from all sides.
Over all the rifing made me better but it taught me not to rely on one option.
I dont know if I am helping here but I can relate to your situation. I wish you all the best in finding the means to get where you want to go.
Posted 4/30/2018 8:51 PM (GMT 0)
Another thought. I rely on bioressonance - electrodermal screeening for a full body diagnosis. My naturopath is not lyme literate (there are only a handful of lyme literate naturopaths in Australia). But that machine gives me a reading of my main symptoms and has been the best thing I have found so far in helping me decide what to do. I am self treating because the few rare LLMDs here are expensive, have huge waiting lists and probably cant help someone as allergic as me any way.
The bioresonance machine picked up a parasite infection as my main symptom, something rifing isn't that good at knocking out. Next was lyme disease and no evidence has ever shown up that I have babesia or any of the common co-infections. When it comes to herbs you want to know what is there so you are not spending money on herbs you don't need.
It has taken me a while to find herbs I can tolerate but I am on track and improving after years of being really ill. My allergies are shifting more lately and I believe it is because I am detoxing better.
There can be a myriad of reasons for intense anxiety - but a diagnosis may help. Go to a bioresonance practitioner if you can find one that is a naturopath. Those machines can do lots of things so you need a practitioner that has some comprehension of autoimmune diseases otherwise you can get someone who will just look at one or two aspects of your illness and miss the full picture.
You can do this with herbs. You will be OK
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