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Posted 5/20/2023 11:48 AM (GMT 0)
I went to a doctor and we checked my blood under a microscope and I have Rouleaux pretty severe.

Does this fall in line with Lyme , babesia or bartonella?
Posted 5/20/2023 3:16 PM (GMT 0)
all three even cancer ... when the rbcs dont have enough mitochondrial charge to repel each other they stick instead usually means they're parasitized or mutating . did you leave lamp on and wait for all the ketes to come out ? its quite a sight . aspirin only make em slip better , maritime pine extract helped some but bee venom let blood flow regularly thru microvasculature for 2 days at a time of relief...
Posted 5/20/2023 3:18 PM (GMT 0)
yep - i have that too

bartonella and Babesia can both do this - both alter the red blood cells and induce fibrin deposits which cause them to stick together

bartonella is confirmed in my case

see my post below on microscopy for how to identify bartonella in blood smears - but don't expect to find it in a single slide - it takes a lot of looking

even when i was more sick it would often take 10 slides to find it in only one area of one slide - this is normal for chronic bartonella
Posted 5/20/2023 3:20 PM (GMT 0)

bluelyme said...
all three even cancer ... when the rbcs dont have enough mitochondrial charge to repel each other they stick instead usually means they're parasitized or mutating . did you leave lamp on and wait for all the ketes to come out ? its quite a sight . aspirin only make em slip better , maritime pine extract helped some but bee venom let blood flow regularly thru microvasculature for 2 days at a time of relief...

there are no mitochondria in red blood cells Blue
Posted 5/20/2023 3:59 PM (GMT 0)
I was told that mean you are to acidic-maybe add some green drinks and see if it changes
Posted 5/20/2023 10:35 PM (GMT 0)
both Babesia and bartonella alter the membrane of the red blood cells they infect that makes the red blood cells much more able to stick together

they also cause excessive fibrin deposits - and fibrinogen deposits - both are glue like molecules that are part of the clotting system and stick things together

see this slide where you can see the pale halo of glue like substance around the red blood cells keeping them stuck together but evenly spaced
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and here fibrin sticking red blood cells together in a mesh - via electron microscope
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here is a slide of mine - where Rouleaux - or stacked coins appearance is visible in thicker areas of the slide.
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Posted 5/21/2023 2:48 AM (GMT 0)
ahh no krebs cycle - thanks garzie

"Because of the lack of nuclei and mitochondria, mature red blood cells are incapable of generating energy via the (oxidative) Krebs cycle. Instead, erythrocytes depend on the anaerobic conversion of glucose by the Embden-Meyerhof pathway for the generation and storage of high-energy phosphates ...
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