Infusio - Personal accounts and experience?

Hi all we're trying to gather as much personal accounts of their experience at Infusio as we can.

1. Was it worth it?
2. What was your recovery like?
3. How long were you at the clinic?
4. How long did it take you to feel better?
5. Would you consider yourself cured? Remission?

I also want to find out if there are any major differences between the Frankfurt Clinic and the Beverly Hills clinic. I heard something about how stem cells are harvested, but that's it so far. Anything worth mentioning?

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I went to Infusio 16 months ago. I went with 4 others and none of us are better. I have to admit, Im heart broken that I spent all this money and have no treatment options left.

Yes I did the complete protocol. I was super strict with everything they instructed me to do. Some things have improved but not much. about 6 months ago I was 70% better but then got pneumonia and it all went down hill.

Thank you so much for the info! It’s worth a try! I did paleo for a few months, I wonder if it’s the same. I will check it out

long post alert** ...a rant about Infusio and Carnivore Diet

So...this Infusio is where they do IV mineral therapy, right? And I think they do a Stem Cell treatment using your own stem cells??

Well I was watching the Netflix series "Afflicted"...very interesting to watch has Infusio appearing in it. The girl with her brother as caregiver, in the desert with the van, and they stop by the Beverly Hills office of Infusio...

Anyway she was one of their subjects featured, where she turned down the stem cell treatment which was being offered to her for free, I guess because of need-based non-profit charity or something, they extended this offer to her. But she turned it down! Hard to say if she knows better or what.

I may have taken them up on it, based on the Didier so and so DJ instagram guy (Youtube video: see below) ad for Infusio, well maybe I would.

If I was her I would have gone for it. But I don't know that much about it. I've never even had a Meyer's Cocktail (an IV of C and other stuff) but I imagine there are treatments that are really very good, like IV glutathione and/or Meyers, which I would love to try when and if funds allow.

I recently saw a fairly long video promo ad on YouTube about Infusio, an Instagram model/star/DJ (Didier something) saying he feels great after 90 days, an "influencer".

I don't know, it must be nice to able to afford it, take it or leave it. It seems to have worked for the Instagram guy.

And this Carnivore Diet, wow, it's really confusing me... but count me intrigued as I will be shopping for meat tomorrow, with the nagging possibility of Alpha Gal in the back of my mind.

Also, I'm about 19 hours into an intermittent fast, also... to do a blood panel tomorrow that requires fasting.

So back to Infusio...not too familiar with exactly what they do, on the Afflicted documentary series (see Netflix) it looked like some fancy Diagnosis machines and/or software and customized treatment plans based on that..like hooking up electrodes for diagnostics, then stem cell, and/or vitamins.

So confusing...I guess when you have the money you can shop from a very big and more confusing menu! lol.

One last cynical, skeptical thought about these hot diets, fads, latest trends, documentaries: I wouldn't be surprised if buried deep in the sponsorships are the various usual big food companies: the Cattle industry for instance who had been hurt by energy concerns (see Bill Gates, methane etc).

There are huge legacies at stake (steak lol) here, just as with Big Oil, Big Pharma, Big Dentist (?) they can afford the very very best (I mean THE best) of viral marketing strategists.

And so I don't know if the Carnivore diet really works, because I've never eaten only Rib Eyes and water for a month. But if it works for Jordan Peterson and the others on (meatheals.com), good for them, might be worth a try.

And if Infusio offered me free treatments, I would probably try it.

---confused Borrelio

Borrelio,

I also went to Infusio - January 2018 - and it wasn't easy, but I really think it gave me the push I needed to start feeling better. Before Infusio, I was spiraling down and getting worse and worse. Infusio is definitely an elite service and very expensive. We decided to go for it. We didn't see an alternative at the time. I truly believe it's what got me out of the woods. I blogged about my experience at www.kristensimental.com

As for Alpha GAL - I wouldn't worry too much about it. It's pretty rare. All you can do is try it and see how you feel.

Carnivore has been interesting. Within the first few weeks I felt almost normal again. My energy was amazing and my mood was like I was on happy pills. Hardly any depression, no anxiety. I could feel the shift. When depression comes, it's totally manageable. Then......comes the adaption phase - like Keto flu - which I think I'm still on. Warning: It can take up to 3 months or more for your body to fully adapt to this diet. Everyone is different. In the meantime, most people do see progress in some areas, especially mood. I'm not sure, but I think my period and the full moon (which hit at the same time) have thrown me for a loop. I've been achier and moodier than usual so I'm waiting to see how I feel once it all passes.

Tips: Drink plenty of water, make sure you're getting enough electrolytes, supplement magnesium and potassium (I drink pickle juice or apple cider vinegar). Fatty meat is best. If you can do butter, put it on everything. Pink salt is helpful. I also take cod liver oil because I'm not loving the organ meats - which are important to consume. If you can eat liver, do so at least once a week. I can't stand it.

It's hard to mess up the carnivore diet, but the adaption phase can be frustrating for some people. I just keep thinking about where I was a month ago and I keep going. If you try it, I'd love to hear how you're doing. Think of it as the ultimate elimination diet. You're literally removing all the toxins and allergens from your diet. Candida and Lyme both feed on sugar and carbs.

martha...about money, I'm from dirt poor working class background and it is difficult being dealt this hand, that's all. I don't blame anyone using whatever their resources to find better health. The political pressure on doctors is, well, I guess, understandable... that's all I'll say about that.

10LymeB I just had a most of a $9.00 Rib Eye from Aldi, it was very very satisfying after my 32 hour water and coffee fast.

I also had a bunch of side veggies and some energy drinks to help me through the day, so I'm sorta crashing from that.

I'm probably not doing this right, but I'm taking cues from what others are doing and adopting my free style version.

That 32 hour mostly water fast was the longest one yet for me I think. And I'll see if meat heals, after all, it sure tastes good.

10LymeB,

I lasted all of 1 and half days on the Carnivore diet...plus I can't afford rib eyes every day...but I'll say I did feel fantastic that first day after the 30 hour fast, eating a big fat ribeye! But...I had an extreme craving and binge for sweets on the second day.

I'm skeptical now, and leaning more about this diet

Eat whatever you want diet:

https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2019/02/intuitive-eating/583357/
https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2019/02/intuitive-eating/583357/

which pretty much says "Eat whatever you want" diet...especially since just learning how to cook pretty well at the intermediate level, restrictive mono diets can be sorta boring... anyway I'm getting back to more Keto/Paleo with some intermittent fasting, and I have a few "eat anything" days as well, though I pay for it in aches and pains and other symptoms.

Happy that your Infusio treatment has gotten you out of the woods..I seem to be bumping into the trees and getting lost somewhat..hopefully soon I'll find a wellness path.

edit: toned down some melodramatic language about how boring the Carnivore diet is and getting on the other diets

Post Edited (borrelioburgdorferii) : 2/27/2019 11:12:07 PM (GMT-7)