Induced Native Phage Therapy: The First 14 Months in One Clinic

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/pmc8636187/
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November, 2021
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In total, 20 out of 26 (77%) initially positive patients were found to be negative for one or more of their previously diagnosed strains of Borrelia after a five-day treatment with Inducen-LD/RF. Post-treatment confirmatory PBP testing was performed between six and 30 days after completion of the five days of INPT treatment.

In the 20 negative patients, eight (40%) also took low-dose, bacteria-directed immune support (Juglans nigra, Scutellaria baicalensis, and Cryptolepis sanguinolenta) in combination with their Inducen-LD/RF. The use of these botanicals in conjunction with the Inducen-LD/RF demonstrated that no interference occurred when other modalities were added. These people were included in the negative PBP testing category, due to the inability of those immune-boosting products to result in a negative test result within the one to four-week period of time, the effect being attributed to the Inducen-LD/RF.

Of the six (23%) patients whom the Inducen-LD treatment failed, four received extended Inducen-LD treatment for up to 10 days, after which they were retested with PBP testing and found to be negative for one or more of their previously diagnosed Borrelia strains. The remaining two were lost to further follow-up. Adding these four patients to the 20 previous negative patients brings an increased total of 24 out of 26 (92%) successfully treated with INPT.

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It certainly is a curious thing.

Perhaps i am blinkered in my thinking - But this kind if statement stretches my credulity to its limit.

“The strategic subtle, low-frequency/low-energy signatures are imprinted into a proprietary oral formula, Inducen-LD, which serves as a carrier to introduce the signals therapeutically into the body.”

i really don't know what to think of this stuff Rainy -

i think there are people on this forum who say that have been helped or even cured by Dr Jernigan's remedies - including these "imprinted" ones

but i just cannot get my head around what it says it does

phages are real - but v little research seems to have been done on them in the west - was mainly an eastern block technology that was quite well developed at one point - and useful for some chronic bacterial infections - until antibiotics came along and it waned in popularity i think.

i have not looked into it in detail but i think in the conventional phage therapy they find and mutiply up lots of the appropriate phages for a particular bacterium - then inject those into the patient - and the phages kill the bacteria - at least that's how i think it works

the RED labs phage based lyme test is the only one of its kind that i know of - and that is at least feasible to my mind - that if there are 100x more phages than borrelia then it might be possible to detect the phages or their by-products easier than the borrelia themselves - but this has to my knowledge never been replicated by any other researchers or labs -

FWIW Cureus is generally regarded as a crap journal. There's something shady about their peer review process. I think the lead author chooses the reviewers or something.

We've talked about "native phage therapy" before.. these are just such wild claims that they're making. Phages that were previously living in symbiosis, to make them suddenly turn and kill their hosts? With just a pill? That's at least 2 scientific breakthroughs. Imo there should be a trail of research that led to the moment they began using this therapy. I think it's too good to be true