146 slide presentation from Dr J

RainyCloud said...
Is stevia in the same category as xylitol? Because stevia did nothing for me.

I remember that right after Eva Sapi published her study about Stevia being a good Bb biofilm buster I went on to use it. Initially it was Stevia from Nutramedix as that's what the study mentioned as being the most effective. I took 20-30 drops 3x a day. I didn't get much improvement with it. However, I've later tried chewing stevia leaves and that must have definitely done something because every time I'd chew them, within a few hours I'd get worsening of my heart symptoms. It felt like needles hitting my heard. I had to get to bed and couldn't talk as that would cause stabbing pain in my heart as well. It lasted for up to one hour and then I'd get some relief. I stopped chewing stevia after a while but I guess it was because I got into pretty stable condition. Not sure if that was thanks to stevia, or the rest of the cowden protocol used alongside Buhner protocol.

RainyCloud said...
Bailey: "have been weakening my tendons"

I was literally wondering about this yesterday. Been having some strange tendon pains ever since I started Lumbrokinase. My thoughts were that maybe that's where the bacteria are hiding and subsequently dying. However, after reading your comment I'm wondering if it's simply weakening the tendons too.

Fibrinolytics break down fibrin. They don't differentiate. There's no good or bad fibrin for them. I've read articles that suggested to be careful with physical strain while on fibrinolytics as you can tear down your tendons.

I found my first protocol with DrJ
(Babesia treatment)

“ Days 1-7 1/2 tsp xylitol and 250 mg lactoferrin week 1 only”

Cycle 1 = 2 weeks on 1 week off
Cycle 2 = 2 weeks on 2 weeks off “

Girlie said...
I found my first protocol with DrJ
(Babesia treatment)

“ Days 1-7 1/2 tsp xylitol and 250 mg lactoferrin week 1 only”

Cycle 1 = 2 weeks on 1 week off
Cycle 2 = 2 weeks on 2 weeks off “

Thanks for sharing those Girlie. Do you remember your Babs antimicrobials?

This may have been posted but his protocol may be eventually published:

https://www.jemsekspecialty.com/archive/2019/25/10/gla-launches-its-first-observational-study-on-lyme-disease-with-jemsek-protocol

LA’s first study will focus on the treatment regimen developed by Joseph Jemsek, M.D., the founder of the Jemsek Specialty Clinic of Washington D.C. Dr. Jemsek was chosen for his willingness to put his “Jemsek Protocol®” to the test following a thorough evaluation by GLA of several patients who experienced positive results from working with the physician.

“I am honored to be selected by GLA to be a part of their first study,” said Dr. Joseph Jemsek. “I am confident in the treatment regimen I have developed to help patients suffering from this insidious disease and look forward to putting it through the extensive scientific assessment detailed in the clinical study. said...

Oh well. At least we may see how his protocol performs.

Post Edited (Rosi) : 12/15/2021 9:35:01 AM (GMT-7)

borrelioburgdorferii said...
Hello All,
Garzie, Thanks for posting that Powerpoint slide from Dr. J, it is very in depth, comprehensive and about the Xylitol, I chew Xylitol gum all day (PÜR Brand) and it seems to help keep my mouth clean. I like that there are folks like Buhner, Dr. MR who are so helpful with information..I feel I am in a fight with traditional doctors/medicine versus more recent discoveries and/or knowledge right now, and it is costing me unfortunately, as it's difficult to self-advocate with little or no support, most won't hear it. Anyway, for some of us who are finding relief and remedies, I guess we can keep seeking knowledge. I like to say I'm still In Search Of God's Gift wherever I may find it or share it.

yep - my experience with conventional western medicine has been very disappointing and frustrating.
most are not interested in the recent science - only the dogma they have been taught.
of the 4 infectious disease doctors i have seen - all highly regarded in this country - all were basically ignorant about lyme.
i did have one rheumatologist who suggested lyme could be at the root of my issues - and suggested private testing - but even then - when that came back positive she was unwilling to prescribe antibiotics for fear of getting into trouble with the medical board.
My PCP says the system has failed me - not his lack of understanding, compassion or even curiosity, you understand - its "the system" - and i should basically look elsewhere

The whole situation is farcical and insulting - i have resolved to not waste my time with them for lyme - only for the acute things they more or less understand.