Alzheimer's and Lyme

Dr MacDonald comes through again.


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k07 said...
Thanks for sharing GH. So it's a blended disease. Treatment Ivermectin you think?

From what I've learned, I think Lyme is blended too.

Wow, I hope a lot of Alzheimer doctors read this. Think of those that are suffering.

thanks for posting this GH

It always sounds like a horror movie with aliens - corkscrew, create biofilm, hitchhike, destroy .....

I am more and more convinced that we are actually in a horror movie. Well it's horror / comedy. On this forum we're discussing worms eating our brains, and on the other forum people are congratulating someone on having put coffee up their rear end.

Project, you crack me up! I think you are right....these are all things we aliens can only share with other aliens because mere mortals would not understand it at all! haha

Hi Georgia Hunter!-

Thank you for sharing this! A lot of great information in this article! Although, I already forgot what I read. I am saving it to favorites!

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Hi project!- Thank you for the giggles! I needed that! This is a horror/comedy. You could not have worded this disease any better! Still giggling!! :)

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Hi Denikeef!-

Scroll up to project's first post. Click on the link about Greg Lee's newsletter. This will explain how nematodes can be spread.

I'm 38 years old and having a flare up of Alzheimer's symptoms.

Recently, I stopped all antibiotics (because I was constantly herxing). I started Byron White A-P (herbal drops for parasites). My LLMD said that A-P will help with: nematodes, lung fluke's, tapeworm, Candida, Mold. I do understand that Candida and Mold are not parasites, but I think that some of the herbs are supposed to help with this.

I have tried to look up A-P on the internet. But can't find any information about what parasites it attacks.

My LLMD wanted me to try Albendazole a couple of months ago. I never tried it because it would have cost me around $3,000! So, that is why I am trying A-P.

I just recently increased my A-P to two drops a day. One drop in the morning and one drop in the evening. Either I am herxing, or killing something.

I have noticed an increase in my Alzheimer's symptoms. I have a hard time finding the correct word to use in a sentence, I mix up letters in a word, when I write in my daily journal, and sometimes I make up brand new words by combining two words together.

As long as I don't have a herx like last summer, I am going to keep slowly increasing A-P and detoxing like crazy. My Dementia herx last summer: I didn't know if I was married to my husband, if I lived in my house, didn't recognize myself in our wedding photos. I was crying hysterically because I was soo confused.

I am very grateful for autocorrect!!! And using an iPad to help me with what word I might want to use next!!! :)

I feel like I don't even know what I am fighting half the time? is it Lyme, Bart, Babs, Candida, parasites, mold????? Ugh

Thank you for your support Traveler!

And for sharing some of your symptoms!

If you have ever seen the movie: Finding Nemo , I feel like Dori the fish with Alzheimer's. "Just keep swimming"! Ha ha ha!!!! :)

What many of you don't ever see is that there are so many different pathogens, scientists can't even keep up with them. They are finding new ones all the time. Borrelia has over 100 different strains and that is just one organism.

I've started reading a little about nematodes and there seems to be A LOT of sub-clinical infections from them. We have them but our immune system takes care of them so we never suffer any adverse effects. Throw in Borrelia, Babesia, or another vector borne pathogen and then we may start having problems. It's the cumulative negative effect that gets us. Many strains of Borrelia are most likely sub-clinical. They have to be this way because if they affect us too much, we die and they die too. Some strains are very virulent and hit us very hard. Others need a weakened immune system or other pathogens before we experience adverse effects from it. This is why I say if we can at least get the GI bacteria close to what they were before the infection, we have a much better chance of living a normal life. A GI overgrowth has the same negative effect on our immune system as getting another parasite or pathogen.