Review of Treatment at Biologix Center

First, it should be pretty clear I have no affiliation or financial interests in the Biologix Center run by Dr. David Jernigan. This is simply about my two week experience there. For me, it was a good thing, from the overall environment, staff, Dr. Jernigan and Dr. Jameson.

My experience at the Biologix Center the past two weeks was nothing but positive. Does that mean I feel 100% now? No. It's no different than anything with Lyme. It takes time to get there. How you get there is different for everyone, as we all know. And in the meantime, I understand there will still be tough moments. But I finally feel some hope with all this.

When I went to Biologix, my EBV DNA had started replicating. Through a treatment Dr. Jernigan has developed and is testing, it is now negative. My blood test taken by Labcorp on the next to last day I was there verifies that. The treatment is hard for me to describe, but it is called PHAGE treatment and works by the use of frequencies that kill the virus. I took a series of tintcures during treatment, along with multiple other treatments. Dr. Jernigan also believes the Borrelia is gone, but we are waiting on blood tests sent to Sweden for before and after results. If you look at Dr. Jernigan's Facebook page, I believe it is mentioned there in more detail.

I was the fourth one treated with this new program, and, thus far, all four have shown a drop in EBV DNA to negative. As far as Dr. Jernigan himself, he would sometimes just sit and talk with patients and share his knowledge. On certain days, he spent from 30 minutes to an hour more at a time with me since I was in the testing program for PHAGE. His passion and love for what he does was apparent, as was his care for his patients. No ego. Just felt like I was sitting talking with someone I had known a long time. God's truth. It takes a lot to get that kind of personal review from me.

The entire Biologix program was different than anything I have ever been through. And to be honest, I had some doubts as I was going through it. But I learned doubts create negatives, and negatives make it harder to heal. Not saying I'm the best at it still, but I'm getting there.

The multiple treatments each day involved "The Bemer," which uses a pulsed electromagnetic field to improve circululation and helps regulate the body processes. Massage, both deeper tissue and lymphatic were used everyday and a "Biomat" all which is designed to help reduce pain. There was neurofeedback for the mind and multiple other therapies you can find if you decide to look at the Biologix website.

Dr. Jameson was great was he went above and beyond with his treatments and when I needed help from a migraine, which I have experienced for years. There were a couple of days where he spent close to an extra hour helping reduce or rid myself of the migraine. This was on top of the hours spent with him each day for testing and therapy. The treatment itself, like any we take, could be causing an uptick in the migraines.

Each weekday I spent 6 or 7 hours at the clinic. The staff was unbelievable with each person helping, courteous and very open to helping any way he or she could. They made it more comfortable to be there.

I am now on multiple tintcures I take each day. They are not antimicrobial. It is beyond my ability to explain each one. But somewhere we all have to put faith in something to believe and look for a way to improve. This is the path I am on now.

Since Biologix is now in Nashville, it made it much more possible for me to go. It was about a 3.5 - 4 hour drive from my house. And I found an awesome hotel at a great price, which also helped.

As mentioned in other posts, status quo was no longer tolerable, so I made the decision to go. I spoke a number of people who were patients there. One was back three years after her first visit as she said it had helped tremendously. She has a set back recently, but was still much better than she was three years ago. Two ladies there were at the point they can hardly walk. One of them happened to live about 5 miles from my house. She is staying another week. The other said she was feeling better after two weeks, and she is lucky enough to live within 15 miles of the center.

It is mentally hard being back at the house without all that support. That is where faith comes in, which I learned is so critical. Before, it was guess work for me, and the thousands of dollars I spent on a naturopath and useless supplements here are dollars I wish I could have back. But looking back does no good as I have a long way to go moving forward. My energy is better as I joined a gym to workout lightly, but the daily fever is still here. Hoping all this addresses that.

We all have our different ways of going after Lyme and all the other negatives it brings with it. I'm not suggesting what someone should do, but wanted to mention my experience. In the next-six weeks I will know more about the overall impact. But I am glad I went and was very moved by the level of care and concern by all at the center.

Thanks for sharing your experience, RW! I hope that you continue to improve. Having so much support and intensive therapies sounds wonderful. Do they check in with you regularly now that you are home? Have you planned when to go back yet? (If I remember correctly, most people go back one or more times, right?) Please keep us updated.

The post wasn't meant to look like a commercial for the Biologix Center, but it was an honest assessment. You always hope to come home feeling 50% better, but that wasn't realistic to me.

There is still a lot to ask and consider. Dr. Jernigan actually called this morning to let me know the results of the EBV DNA test. He also wonders if there are other viruses/problems. I asked him if he thinks it is autoimmune, and he said he doesn't believe so.

Will see how things go in the next week or few to see what is next. My neck has been tight and causing migraines, which may be because of the treatment doing something. I did join a gym down the road to do light workouts but may have overdid it yesterday. Also, stomach issues seem to be causing some symptoms as I still bloat and have undigested food in, well you know. Good thing is I am not constipated like before, so something is going on.

As far as going back, that may be in the cards if I get better and feel it would be of benefit. Girlie, you are right. It's only money, as long as there is money. COVID has wiped out my part-time business (announcing and setting sound for running races) for this whole year. But NOTHING is more important than getting better.

And I actually miss the staff/people I met at tat Biologix. Everyone was so great. Whatever route someone takes to get better, if it works, it was worth it.

Thanks for sharing your experience.

Wishing you continued success.

Please keep us posted.

P. S. Your post did not sound like a commercial at all. Lol

ko7 - I will get the name of the lab. I do know it is in Sweden, and it is the one Dr. Jernigan says he trusts for results. There is still a long way go, but stopping the replication of EBV was important.

I do believe either I'm having a reaction to treatment or I didn't eat as well as I should have while on the trip. My stomach hurts and skin is more itchy than usual. Will call Biologix to see what they might think it is.

Deejavu - You make some good points, like always. As as we discussed before, there is still a long way to go and a good amount to figure out. Diet is critical, as you do, and I have to figure out what I can eat and still working on getting stomach problems right.

Biologix was a great step, though I still do not feel a lot better yet. But the fact the EBV DNA was negative was an important step and I thank Dr. Jernigan for that. You have stayed healthy because you used the Jernigan protocol and have done what is needed to stay that way. Hats off to you, and thanks for your words of encouragement.

The hope is everyone finds a path to where you are at. Biologix is a good start in my case.

Yeah, I was thinking about you this past weekend and wondering how you’re doing. I came across an old post where someone mentioned knowing someone who went to Hansa and was told that even when you get home if you don’t notice changes in the first couple of weeks, the treatment is still working and can take time to notice changes.

Glad to hear from you!!

That’s great you told others about this forum. Since google started censoring, it’s near impossible to find it randomly anymore. When googling my symptoms or more information about tick borne infections, I used to find lots of posts from Healingwell.

I have been using Duck Duck Go exclusively for years. Highly recommended! They won't track you or sell your data. I get healingwell.com results all the time there.

Hi running wild,

Thanks for sharing your story! I recently came across Biologix and wanted to know if you could give an update on your experience now? How are you doing? Did the treatment help in the long run?