I feel like I'm walking on a moving sidewalk

So, this happens to me from time to time. The moving sidewalk feeling. Has anyone else ever felt this way? I feel like a little spaced out. Oh...and I don't take any of those supplements!!!

Yes, it weird!

Well, I just googled it out of curiosity and it looks like I'm the only weirdo that mentioned this. Yay, go me!

Seriously though, I know it'll go away. It's just not fun for the moment.

oh yes! I get that too from time to time. Like I stepped down, but I didn't. Crazy times....

I swear, we couldn't be making up this stuff if we tried!

I wish I knew what causes these feelings.

L. -You living in the same house as me?! I get that a little too often and no you cannot find it anywhere on the internet - maybe on Mars? Anyway, hate that feeling. It is also up there with the "walking on marshmallow" feeling - ever get that one?? Weirdest thing, too. I 'm thinking that would be exactly what walking on the moon would feel like wearing that fat suit and heavy boots- JUST NASTY -I will never get used to that - I must look like a darn freak on the sidewalk that's all I am thinking....augh....
FYI. Never done drugs, don't do drugs, so...yeah, Lyme's an organic trip on its own alright

Thanks for the laugh need! I needed it tonight. Haha, yes, sometimes I look around like "shoot, what can I hold onto before I fall". It's ridiculous, but thanks for letting me know I'm not the only one y'all!

I was thinking it was due to mercury removal or something so that got me worrying!

Oh, and, no, no marshmallow feelings. wow, that different! Only elevators and moving sidewalks so far. That's enough!

Thank you, Thank you rowing mom!!! I have been treating Bart for a while now and I have had this sneaky suspicion this week that Babs was starting to come up bc I was getting a little breathless. This confirms it then bc I felt this maybe 2 years ago.

Rowing mom, please tell me, did you keep treating Bart while treating Babs? Where you able to do Buhner's for both Co's? Thank you!!!

Leilex:
You are not alone. I have a similar feeling. I feel very off balanced and my legs feel heavy and wobbly. Even when I am not walking, I get the same feeling in my head. Almost lightheaded but not. Hard to describe.

General lightheadedness and dizziness can sometimes be from all the crapp we take too. Low thyroid also can do this, which more people here have than they know.

My first year of nuero stuff, I'd be walking and almost fall over without warning, world spinning for no reason. 25-30 years ago, they just did a CT and said your fine.LOL!! Years of he// followed.

one of my first symptoms....almost like "getting new glasses"? you even feel like your walking funny....and spaced out...this should get better,although i still get those days.

at least now i know what i am dealing with.....walked around like that for months.

wishing you better days)

Yes, Yes!!! The new glasses feeling. Right on the money on that one! I hope this symptom leaves us alone forever soon.

Thanks Rowing Mom! I did Cowden which was just handed to you. I'm feeling like I'm a fish out of water now... Thanks for your guidance!

I did Cowden for about 15 months. Full program. I recommend it to anyone and everyone.

It was working for a long time, but I have to change up something. It got me to a certain point, I slide back some, and now I'm on the hunt. Thanks for your help!

I just started with a knew practioner. He is an acupuncturist and also does muscle testing. He said I had lyme and babesia. He started me on banderol and detox supplement and also something for the lymphatic system which he said was clogged. He also said something about ammonia. I dont know much about that. He will be adding more things as we go. We are starting slow.

Leilex

Just so you know, Buhner writes that all of the herbs he recommends can be used with all of the herbs from all other herbal protocols.

I'm sure you know that Cowden's protocol included some incompatible herbs that had to be taken at different times.

We all do a little something different when treating with herbs. Buhner has excellent suggestions for symptom-specific herbs and part of the success with his protocols is related to these herbs - they heal the particular parts of the body that were damaged by the infections (and the source of those symptoms)

For whatever it's worth, I opted to treat for the 3 B's - Borrellia (Lyme), Babesia and Bartonella after I learned that healthy people are walking around with asymptomatic Babesia and Bartonella infections. Even the CDC acknowledges this on their website:

www.cdc.gov/parasites/babesiosis/

"Although many people who are infected with Babesia do not have symptoms, for those who do effective treatment is available."

www.cdc.gov/bartonella/clinicians/index.html

"Most cases of cat scratch disease (CSD) resolve without treatment", although some patients may develop complications from disseminated disease.

Cat scratch disease is the henselae strain of Bartonella which is a common coinfection to Lyme. Actually, researchers and savvy doctors are now saying that Bartonella is so prevalent that Lyme should be considered the coinfection.

If healthy people can have no symptoms of Babesia or Bartonella and still be infected, it's entirely possible that those of us dealing with any of these infections could also be infected with Babesia and/or Bartonella....and not necessarily have any symptoms...or have mild symptoms...or just one symptom (mild or not)