Think you might have Lyme disease?
If you have any of the Lyme diseases symptoms, any of the 300 different ones, you really might have an infestation of the spirochete bacteria of the family Borrelia burgdorferi. It attacks the weakest spot on your body and therefore it looks like many diseases. You can take the $25 Lyme Disease Test by clicking on the link below. But who is to say that this highly contagious bacteria is not in all 300 diseases?
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Highly Contagious!
Lyme disease (Lyme Borreliosis) is a bacterial infection
that is highly contagious from people to people, animals to people, people to
animals, and is considered to be only spread by ticks. Spreading Lyme by only ticks is not
true! You may develop Lyme disease if you are bitten by any biting insect,
licked by a dog that has been bitten by an infected insect of any kind
including a tick, by having sex with someone who has it and so many other ways.
It's even said it can be airborne for a time from a sneeze.
Lyme disease is most commonly known as a tick-borne disease in The United States. It also frequently occurs in Canada, Europe, and Asia.
Lyme disease is very contagious and is easily transmitted
from person to person.
What causes Lyme disease?
Lyme disease has over 300 sets of symptoms and is caused by
the bacterium Borrelia burgdorferi and 5 or more other bacteria called co-infections. When ticks were infected with this type of
bacterium escaped from Plum Island, they first appeared as a sickness in
Lyme, CT. It was thought that only ticks could transmit it by biting humans or
animals. Once infected, you may develop Lyme disease within a few days or weeks
or years. If it was called by its original name: Syphilis (the first cousin to the Lyme disease spirochetes), there might have
been a wave of panic.
How can you catch Lyme Disease?
In the United States, all biting insects, ticks, fleas,
etc., may carry Lyme disease bacteria as well as contact with people and animals. All members of a family will have Lyme if one member has it.
It is crazy to think that only Deer ticks and Western
black-legged ticks are the ONLY ones able to transmit the Lyme bacteria. This
is disinformation released to hide the facts that there are many, many ways to
transmit Lyme disease. There is an unreported epidemic by the CDC and the number of
infected are growing by hundreds of thousands each year. Symptoms are numerous,
terrible and very debilitating for those infected. It is highly contagious.
Where Did Lyme Disease Come From?
Near the end of World War II, a group of US Special Forces
went to all the scientific research centers in Nazi Germany to collect the
scientist and their work. The name of that effort was called Operation
Paperclip. Those scientists were brought to the US and set up in laboratory
facilities and told to continue the research they were doing for Hitler. They would
remain permanently in the United States as naturalized citizens.
A Nazi
microbiologist named Erich Traub had been trying to get insects to transmit
syphilis for Hitler’s war efforts and was finally successful here in the US.
In theory, insects of all types, particularly the biting
species, can be used as disease vectors in a biological warfare program. It got
out of containment on Plum Island and appeared as sickness on the coastal
cities. Lyme disease was set free upon the people of the US.
What are the symptoms?
Early symptoms can include an expanding circular rash like a
bulls-eye shape called erythema migrans, and flulike symptoms, such as body
weakness, joint pain, aches, fatigue, and mild fever. In the United States,
about 80% of people with Lyme disease develop a circular rash at the site of
the tick bite or in other places.
However, some people don't have any symptoms in the early stages of Lyme
disease because their immune systems are taking care of it. Not everybody gets
tick bites. That's just a story
The incubation period—the time from when you are first
infected until you develop symptoms—is usually around 7 to 14 days, but
symptoms can develop anywhere from 3 to 31 days after you are bitten. A person
may wait years before showing symptoms because the body itself will make a
small amount of chlorine dioxide to fight off infections. A stressful
experience lowers the immune system, and many almost dormant diseases will
appear.
If the early stage of Lyme disease goes unnoticed, later
symptoms can include swelling and pain in joints (similar to arthritis);
numbness and tingling in the hands, feet, or back; persistent fatigue; weakness; poor
memory and reduced ability to concentrate; and weakness or paralysis in the
muscles of the face.
How is Lyme disease diagnosed?
Lyme disease is diagnosed by evaluating your symptoms and
medical history and determining whether you have been exposed to infected
insects, people or pets that have it. Having the characteristic expanding
circular rash is usually a sure sign of Lyme disease. Blood tests, such as the
Lyme disease test may be used to confirm a diagnosis but are not usually necessary
or practical for every insect bite, or unprotected sex. Most people, who are bitten by a tick or
other biting insect, will not develop Lyme disease.
Misdiagnosis of Lyme disease is common because of the bacteria
that cause the illness are difficult to detect with current lab tests and
because symptoms of Lyme disease sometimes closely resemble those of 300 other
illnesses.
How is it treated?
Taking water purification drops (MMS) is an easy solution to killing this plague. The water purifier when activated makes chlorine dioxide, the most powerful killer of bacteria in the world.
Treatment with antibiotics usually does not cure Lyme
because Lyme germs can run and hide from this treatment. The spirochete has three completely different forms:
- A snake-like bacteria able to travel both forward and backward
- Cell wall deficient jelly-like mass - makes antibiotics useless
- Hard cell encysted for protection against antibiotics
Water Purification drop treatment is
killing all three stages of the spirochetes quickly and completely. As far as we have observed no medical doctor is authorized by the AMA or drug companies to prescribe MMS. Over ten million users of MMS (Water Purifier) in the world have had a 99% success rate in killing the root cause of many diseases - killing bacteria, virus, mold, and fungus.
Chronic Lyme Disease
However, if
Lyme disease goes undetected or is not properly treated, the hundreds of
problems involving the organs, skin, joints, nervous system, muscles, digestive system, and heart may develop
weeks, months, or even years later. These problems usually improve after
chlorine dioxide treatment but may reappear unless the treatments are
continued for a year or two. There are no known side effects from taking the Water Purification drops (MMS).
The Syphilis like bacteria is even known to bore into the bones. That is why it is a good idea to keep taking Water Purification drops long after the improvement is seen.
Most people with Lyme disease who are diagnosed early and
treated appropriately have no long-term disabilities resulting from the
disease, but since it is unreported most doctors don't consider the disease and that is a problem. Others, who have chronic Lyme, may be diagnosed with rheumatoid
arthritis and threatened with joint replacement. In my opinion, developed from my personal experience with Lyme disease, they just need to use MMS Protocol 1000 using water purification drops, which
when activated is chlorine dioxide. It took me two years to completely eliminate the
spirochetes by taking the Water Purification drops.
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