Have Decided to to to Biologix (Hansa Center)

This might sound ridiculous but you might want to wait until your time is up there before posting too much online.

Just a note or two about my first three days at the Biologix Center:

Dr. Jernigan is such a laid back, nice man and the staff is very friendly and helpful

Three days is not enough time to give an idea about progress. Lot of toxin flushing with different modalities.

Today I started the new phasing treatment Dr. Jernigan is trying. Started taking the mixes the doctor made up specifically for what they have found in me with symptoms and other tests they have done. It is early in treatment, but I can tell you my overall outlook is better and the hanging depression/anxiety, along with less migraines, has been a relief.

I did have a bad migraine yesterday because at the natural food place I ate at, they messed up my order and put too much on it. I took most everything off but missed a piece of bacon, which I have not eaten in years as it creates a havoc migraine. And it did just that. My doctor was so good about bringing me back in his office and worked an extra half hour to relieve the migraine. By the time I left, it was gone.

By Friday, hoping to have more for you as this was very little. But I didn't come here thinking it would all be better in three days, but symptoms are much less. The EBV is very stubborn and driving the bus right now with symptoms.

Deejavu - Your positive message is so appreciated and needed right now. Finished my first week and while mentally better, physical I'm not so sure.

My daughters were here for the weekend and just left, which has me in a downer mood. But yesterday we went to downtown Nashville and spent a few hours down there in heat, which may be playing a part today. I also have been doing more exercise in the gym at the hotel, so combined with going to Nashville, it may have been too much.

My daughters said I seemed better mentally, which may be the neurofeedback portion helping. The fever and headaches are mnost consistent symptom, along with itching in eyes and watering.

I am going to ask a lot more about diet this week and get a better understanding of where it goes from here. As I've seen you post in older posts, this is not a two week cure, but a jump start to getting better. The urge is to just hope for the quick cure, so I'm trying not to let my mind drag me in t hat direction.

At the same time, trying to stay positive is critical in all this. Your message made a difference as I am feeling not having my kids here now. Thank you. I do have my Healing Well friends, though .

Deejavu - I don't know you but I know you. You know what I mean. People like you and others on this site are so rare today. Everything is appreciated. And for you to continue to help others after getting well is so great.
If I could get rid of fevers and migraines, that would go a LONG way. Thanks, again.

Running wild, I have thought of you many times this past week and will continue to pray for your second week, that you will see tangible improvement physically that you can hang onto as you push forward toward healing. I pray that your hope is restored. Glad you got to spend time with your children! And even though you are alone again now, remember that you are not alone...God’s got you. Rooting for you!

Hellmansbiz - I felt better after going to Biologix and had two good weeks there. The doctors and staff were very caring and helpful. They continue to be as my doctor has followed up several times with phone calls and has shown a genuine interest in my health.

While I did feel better, that has not lasted, and we are trying to figure out what is happening to make me feel worse again. It seems top be more than just Lyme - like autoimmune or something else. Tests show it is doubtful it is mold. But there is no doubt I did feel better for a while.

I have spoken with a number of those who did get better at Biologix. There are no guarantees, but the effort they put in is unquestionable. Just being upfront with you about it all.

Hellmansbiz - In answering the questions you have, I'll be straight forward and to the point:

Would you do it again? The only answer is to say I have no regrets for trying it. That decision is one you will have to make deciding if it is worth the chance to you. As mentioned, Biologix makes no guarantees, but they do make every effort possible to make you better, at least in my experience.

Are you going back for follow up? I based my decision on how much money I had to try it and had a limit on how much I could afford to spend. Right now, no plans to go back, but I do have teleconferences with Biologix and Dr. Jameson there checks in to see what more can be done.

Would I say it's worth the money? I went into it knowing it might or might not help long term. Maybe it eventually will as I believe something along with Lyme is also at play with me. I don't look at it as whether it was worth it or not as it is what it is. There are those who have seen great improvements gong to Biologix and some who have not. Biologix will tell you no different. If you went and came out of it feeling 50% better, I'm sure you would feel it was worth it. It's no different than the thousands and thousands of other dollars I've spent on the whole crappy Lyme deal. I try everything I can and hope.

How long were you ill before you went? I first really felt symptoms in 2002. So that would be 18 years. I had periods of feeling better in that time, but the last four have been rough because, it seems, heart surgery in 2016 changed everything for me.

What other treatments did you try before going there? Too many to list. From medicines, to herbs, changing diet, naturopaths, doctors - I've tried it all, like so many others on this site.

Disulfiram and SOT. Have your explored either of those treatments? No. I have to be careful on what i use because something lowered my kidney function back in 2013, so I am careful on what might impact them. The kidney function has not gotten worse because of being more safe.

It is a hard decision to decide whether or not to go to Biologix or, potentially, having to spend $1,000 for a month of Bicillin, which I had to do 6 years go for about 5 months. That, plus all the herbs and other treatments, appointments, etc... that cost many thousands more over the years. To me, anything I can try to help, within financial reason, is worth it. That is an individual decision we all have to make.

Whatever path you take, I hope it works for you. I do not have regrets trying Biologix and still hope their involvement there helps lead to an answer. I know it's a tough decision.

Hellmansbiz,

Make sure you’re not being exposed to mold or water damaged buildings. Mold can cause many of the same symptoms as Lyme and bartonella, will suppress the immune system, creates systemic inflammation, and can prevent Lyme/co treatment from being successful.

Visit survivingmold.com to learn more about CIRS. Mycotoxin testing from Great Plains or Realtime Labs will tell you if you have mycotoxins in your body. If you do, you need to find the mold and get rid of it and get treatment. Many with Lyme also have mold (fungal) issues.