Toxic body-poor immune system help

Hello everyone, it has been a year since I developed an EM rash and began treatment for Lyme, after seeing a LLMD for 6 months I have hit a plato. Because of money issues I am no longer able to continue seeing my Doctor but I am hoping to do more to feel better on my own. Before this Lyme scare even started I had many health issues including fibromyalgia, migraines, chonic fatigue, depersonalization, anemia, fibroids, tachycardia, heart murmur, right bundle branch block, Candida, tinnitus and the MTHFR mutation (C677T/A1298C). If it means anything I also have titanium rods in my back that were used to treat scoliosis when I was 16. I believe that I have a very toxic body and an extremely poor immune system, I get colds very easily and seem to get what feels like food poisoning at least twice a year. My house did also have issues with mold in the past but that has been resolved now. I am at a loss on what to do next, I have tried many supplements, vitamins and treatments that I will list below, I will also be seeing my primary doctor soon so if there are any blood tests that should be done that could detect the underlying cause of all my symptoms please let me know. Also if anyone has any suggestions that would be helpful to heal a toxic body and a poor immune system I would appreciate it very much.

Using a sauna
Epsiom salts baths
Magnesium citrate 400mg
Zinc 20mg
Methylfolate 1.7mg
Vitamin D 2000
Vitamin b12 1000
Probiotic 90 billion
Oregano oil
Solgar Candida cleanse
Ferrous sulfate 325mg
Samento
Banderol
Benonite clay used as a binder
My Lyme treatment was mino and TINZADOLE.

Post Edited (CalmLittleBuddha) : 10/26/2019 7:32:34 PM (GMT-6)

Thanks JB for those suggestion! I will look into the zeolite clay for sure. Do you know how long we are supposed to use binders for? I think I have heard of cholestramine before, is that the one that is only avavable by prescription? I appreciate your reply very much!

You mentioned a titanium rod was put in your back when you were 16. Did you have health issues before that, or did everything start after the implant?

Is there a Functional MD or naturopath or someone who does bioresonance or similar you could see? I’m thinking a different practitioner might be able to help you dig through the layers more effectively. If try to do this solo, it might work, but you might just as easily spin your wheels.

I’m not saying throw money to the wind or try anything and everything. I am saying spending more money up front on a practitioner who is effective may not cost any more than trying to wing it in the long run.

I’m self-treating with the counsel of a Lyne/mold literate doctor, but it hasn’t been very effective. I wish I had gotten better help and more testing earlier in treatment.

Post Edited (WalkingbyFaith) : 10/26/2019 7:45:46 PM (GMT-6)

CalmLittleBuddha said...
Thank you for the reply, Walkingbyfaith. I will look at that website for sure. I can ask my mom if she knows what renovations were done to remove the mold but I know we had professionals come in and clear it out. I am worried thought because in my bedroom there is still an area in my ceiling near the chimney which has water spots. My health problems dI'd not start until about 8 years after my rods were put in so its hard to know if they had an effect on my health, I know I am sensative to metals even when I wear jewelry though. Thank you again for your help!

From what you said about the house, I’m pretty sure the mold issues are not resolved.

Some other sites that can help you regarding mold are below. Mold remediation is not regulated. There are different guidelines but no regulations. There’s a lot of mold “remediation” that is ineffective at best and harmful at worst. Even standard remediation and proper removal of water damaged and contaminated materials using negative air pressure and proper containment may not be enough for susceptible people. There is an additional step for small particle cleaning that can help remove the smallest particles that will not be captured by HEPA filters and air scrubbers.

But first things first. First is identifying and removing all water damaged building materials and contamination. Should be done by a professional using proper air pressure, containment, and air filtration. Sounds like all the suspect areas have not been remediated.

Surviving Mold:
https://www.survivingmold.com/docs/consensus_final_iep_sm_07_13_16.pdf
https://www.survivingmold.com/docs/condensedremediationplan_v2-1.pdf

May Dooley:
https://createyourhealthyhome.com/checking-for-mold/what-you-need-to-know-about-the-mold-industry/
https://moldcontrolonabudget.com/

Thank you walkingbyfaith for all of that information and websites! I am going to look into the mold issue further. I have never had heavy metal testing, did you get that done through you LLMD or online? What is your daily treatment plan like? Thank you so much again, I really appreciate it!

I have personally had good results with detoxes like NAC, SOD, B-complex, magnesium, and other vitamins and herbs.
For lyme itself, the jernigan products called Borrelogen and Neuro-Antitox basic have worked well for me and are not tragically expensive (and they last a while).

Treating lyme, alternative or conventional is stupid $$. The best ways to save $ are to one, stay consistent so you dont lose progress, and B. stay in tune with your treatment and your body-some things will work and some things won't it helps to know what is worth it and what isn't.

Curcumin didn't do anything for me, chlorella helped me poop lol not much else, ashwaganda kept me awake at night cus it lowers cortisol. I believe l-ornithine is what you're looking for regarding ammonia