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Posted 10/2/2019 1:57 PM (GMT 0)
If you knew you had all of the following (and limited finances), in what order would you treat these conditions and why?

Dental Cavitations
MARCONS
TMJ
Parasites
Lyme

Cheryl
Posted 10/2/2019 2:09 PM (GMT 0)
Dr Klinghart (sp?) is a big proponent of treating parasites first. TMJ may be just a symptom of Lyme and may go away with treatment. I don't have much knowledge of MARCONS.... maybe others will chime in. Dental may be a last resort when all else fails.

free advice is worth every cent... I'm not a doctor.

Just found this to confirm my comments:

https://www.prohealth.com › library › parasitic-infections-a-common-lyme...
Aug 16, 2019 - But parasites inhabit all of us, and certain parasites can cause widespread damage to the body, if they get out of control. ... Dr. Klinghardt also contends that if you treat parasites in the body first, then Lyme treatment can be accomplished in a matter of weeks or months, rather than years.
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Post Edited (tickbite666) : 10/2/2019 8:13:22 AM (GMT-6)

Posted 10/2/2019 3:06 PM (GMT 0)
Tks. I am pretty sure the TMJ/TMD is separate from the Lyme (well the Lyme is probably making it worse). I had to have two teeth extracted due to failed root canal and infection, so my bite is so thrown off. I refuse to put (zirconia) implants in until the cavitations are cleared and I don't think the TMJ will be fixed without teeth....oy. Also, the MARONS are in my cavitation sites (and sinuses)
Posted 10/2/2019 5:05 PM (GMT 0)
When you say parasites - you mean the ones you can see - ie works etc.
Or do you mean Babesia?

As far as infections go:
My LLMD always treats Babesia first alongside lyme.
Posted 10/2/2019 5:33 PM (GMT 0)
By parasites I mean microscopic worms, amoebas, etc... I don't know specifically what I have, but have been told that I likely do have them and that the testing is basically useless
Posted 10/3/2019 12:07 PM (GMT 0)
Hi Cherylfelice

As far as TMJ I did splurge on a custom mouth guard which has worked great. Had to do it years ago but just had tooth remoced also due to root canal infection, prior to new diagnosis of Lyme. The guard still fits and continues to help. Implant work on hold due to Lyme.

Best of luck!
Posted 10/3/2019 5:06 PM (GMT 0)
Dental Cavitations
MARCONS
TMJ
Parasites
Lyme

I think you should just start treating and not worry too much about order.
Try the mouth guard for the TMJ while getting rid of the parasites. That parasite treatment wouid take a few weeks?
Get the cavitations addressed and add in the Marcon treatment.

Then treat lyme.

Or Maybe do the cavitations prior to the mouth guard ? If there’s tooth removal - then your mouth guard might not fit snymore.
Posted 10/3/2019 7:05 PM (GMT 0)

cherylfelice said...
If you knew you had all of the following (and limited finances), in what order would you treat these conditions and why?

Dental Cavitations
MARCONS
TMJ
Parasites
Lyme

Cheryl

Cheryl,

Great question. I am guessing the first 3 are tightly connected. Based on the details you provided, I would deal with the cavitations first. If cavitation treatment is successful, it may take care of the MARCONS and TMJ or at least make MARCONS easier to treat.

Parasites are often tied to dental infections, so trying to get rid of parasites before treating cavitations will probably be counterproductive.

Dental and parasite issues can also involve heavy metals, which you didn’t mention. When treating parasites, you will need to deal with removing heavy metals.

- Optimize nutrition.
-Supplement key vitamins and minerals
( VitC, E, B’s, zinc, possibly copper, maybe others. Look into Klinghardt’s protocols for parasites and heavy metals or Dr. Yu.)
- Reduce inflammation
- Support immune system, kidneys, and liver

Do these things when treating any and all of the above.
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