Tagged on Facebook w/This Lyme Treatment--What Do Y'all Think?

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Sorry, guys. I was wondering if this post was legal here, since this doctor sells his protocol. If it isn't legal, I'm sure that one of our moderators will x it or edit it.

I was hoping someone here was familiar with this treatment.

Four of us in North MS who know each other through mutual friends have Lyme, and one of the ladies contacted the other three of us or facebook to tell us about the treatment and to let us know that she will be trying it. Three of us see Dr. C in MS and the other is treated at a clinic in Memphis, TN.

The doctor's name is Dr. Bradley Bush and I assume you can check him out on amazon or google. I didn't see anything in the video about his credentials.

My friend is going to ask our LLMD about this treatment and, if he approves it, she will try it out. Then, if she has success, I think others of us will try it, also through our doctors.

This guy sells a package containing 4 types of sprays. I know one is silver. I don't remember the others. The cost is a little over $80 on amazon.com, but I don't know how long that supply would last.

I believe I know what you are referring to. This is a treatment add on that is sold by many llmds and is also available on the companys website. Company is called results RNA and sells four oral sparys that are used for lyme. one is glutathione another is zeolite and another colloidial silver (ACS) as well as a 'nuero cleanse' spray that is mostly herbs. The idea is to have a product that kills the lyme (silver), another that chelates the toxins (zeolite) and 1 for detox and liver support (Glutathione) and 1 to help with neuro issues (neuro cleanse) These are marketed in a single package for lyme sufferers but they also sell it as a detox formula. Can't say too much about it. I did try them for a month or so, but I was taking so many other things at the time that I cant really say if they helped or not. I do find it a little hard to believe that oral sprays are the missing link or magic bullet in treating lyme. However they may be helpful for some. You take 6-12 sprays of each orally, swish for 15 seconds and swallow 2x a day. Company makes some pretty bold claims especially in regards to their silver particle product which they say is nano silver and kilss 99.9999% of lyme. If it were truly that effective, I think more people would be talking about it. It's about $120-150 for all four which is about a 1 month supply (2oz each). The silver alone is $80 for a 2 month supply which is I think 4 oz.

I'm a little skeptical just because of the bold claims this company makes on its website and on youtube, and I have also seen many others who have used it but don't report any major success. Like so many other Lyme treatments its hard to say how effective or ineffective it really is. You just have to take the word of the person selling it, which with most products is a bad source for your info.

Blue lyme above I believe is referring to the same silver product called ACS or advanced colloidial silver, but I have never heard of this particular product being used for injection only oral. I wasn't aware that or if this company has an injectable version as well.

Post Edited (logmoss82) : 8/21/2016 11:28:49 PM (GMT-6)

I've heard from some that use the products that Logmoss has mentioned and most of them say the same things as Logmoss - not much help from those products. Now, this isn't to say that it doesn't help people, but it shouldn't be used as a stand alone treatment.

Especially if we are the ones that fall into that 25% that it doesn't work for, right?

But, as I said, it's not working as well as many promote it as working, so that says something as well. I won't say don't use it, only not to count on it as a stand alone treatment as many report some progress, but not enough or it made no difference for them at all.

We all have to make our own treatment decisions - no matter what they are, but we do need to be aware of the "chances" of it working well and use that to help us determine what to try and what to at least wait on, or avoid completely.