Lyme Disease Support Group

Lyme disease is the most common vector-borne disease in the Northern Hemisphere. It is now one of the fastest growing infectious diseases in the U.S. Lyme disease is caused by infection with the Borrelia burgdorferi bacteria, and is primarily transmitted to humans as well as dogs, horses and other domesticated animals by the bite of infected ticks.

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Cheppie 04/09/2008

I went to a seminar tonight and learned about oxygenation to the red blood cells. Lack of oxygen is at cause of all disease and pain. Has anyone ever heard this before?

I'm curious what others might think about this. You can look on zerodisease.com or google that and I watched some of the videos on u tube by Dr. Steven West.

Will you look at this and tell me what you think?

Cheppie

deleted_user 04/10/2008

All i know is that lyme bacteria do not like oxygen...there's lots of people that go to hyperbaric oxygen chambers that help them out with lyme...sounds like your chiropractor is using the same as mine...almost..but mine gives me nutritional response testing also...like i told everyone else tonite, i searched the web for the last 4 months, and the best site that i found is lymebook.com...it gave me some hope since i've gone down the same road as you...15 years of misdiagnoses and torture...of course, I was just IMAGINING all of my symptoms...anyway, i hope this helps you..if there's good information out there..it will help lots of us...let me know how you are doing...i have taken 2 of the 30 day deserets and they have helped me tremendously.

deleted_user 04/10/2008

Addywick welcome to dailystrength. I will check out lymebook. that one is new to me.
My good friend who has Lyme disease was at hospital with his dad. everytime dad was taken from room for test, my friend would suck on his Oxygen. It helped. And of course this was during his dads cancer treatment so stress was an issue too.

I've also heard that that is a large component of hyperbarick treatment.

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