Lyme Disease Cure (Worked For Our Family)

[ck1 actual]

This is a strange topic to post on a gun forum but I just thought this might help some people.   Gun people are typically outdoors people and outdoors people get exposed to ticks and Lyme was my thinking. 

My back story to this is that I'm from Colorado and moved to Tenn a few years ago.  My wife and her 3 sisters were born with Lyme disease.  They contracted in the womb from their mom.  They didn't realize what it was until their early 20's.  Just had a ton of auto immune diseases and co-infections that eventually led them to a doctor that tested them for Lyme.  Long story short we had spent tons of money on different Lyme treatments.  It seems like if you catch lyme soon enough that antibiotics can be very helpful, it's unclear to me if this actually cures Lyme or puts it into remission if you catch it within the month window.  It also seems like the immune system of the individual has a ton to do with how bad someone contracts Lyme.  On top of this the medical community basically denies long term Lyme which is absolutely false.   Ask anyone who suffers from years of this horrible disease.   After our own journey of spending 10's of thousands on different Lyme treatments and nothing working we discovered a treatment called SOT.  Thank God for this, I had no idea how to take care of my wife at this point and her flair-ups had basically made her bed ridden (she was 26 years old at the time.)

Enter SOT.  SOT is a very cutting edge treatment that basically draws the individuals blood and creates a new messenger mRNA from the drawn blood but the new mRNA does not have the Lyme bacterium in it.   This sounds a lot like other treatments that recently came out with the Vax but I assure you it is not.   There is nothing in the new mRNA except for the individuals DNA code without the Lyme.  This is re-infused into the individual and then they experience something called a Herx die off which can be pretty rough.  But after this the body is able to completely create new DNA without the Lyme using this mRNA and this removes the Lyme from the system.   Half of my wife's sisters were CDC positive on the Lyme test, the others were not though they all exhibited the same symptoms.  This is not unusual for testing for Lyme, as false negatives are common.  Post SOT they all present negative CDC test's but even more importantly they all feel entirely better.  Because they had it at such a young age they had a lot of co-infections like Epstein Barr, Mass cell activation and other immune issues that they had to fight through post Lyme, I don't believe most will have to go through that especially if they catch it early.  

Anyways, we struggled with this for years.  Gaslighting doctors, snake oil treatments and in general a loss of hope.  I just wanted to put this out there for anyone in the area searching.  We used a facility in Atlanta called the Genesis Center.  I believe that there is someone in Nasvhville who has started SOT treatment for Lyme but i have no experience there.  The Genesis Center has about a 3 month wait and they only do Lyme treatments at this point.  Our treatment cost 5k and insurance didn't cover it.  I know it's a lot but to us it feels like nothing after what my wife went through.  

Anyways, there is hope for this disease, just thought I'd share our story.   Lyme wasn't a problem in Colorado but I feel like I meet a ton of people here who are struggling with it.  

Edited February 22, 2023 by ck1 actual

[gregintenn]

That sounds awesome!

[TripleGGG]

Great information.  Definitely belongs on a gun forum.  Thanks for sharing.

[Will]

Had a buddy got it he thinks bow hunting here with me. It turned ugly quick and was down and out with it, He tried a couple doctors that said almost zero chance he had Lymes so no treatment. I found a Doc in Franklin /Cool Sorings that is known for treating it and he went there. He helped him some but sent him to the #1 Lyme Doc in the MO Ozarks.  Doc got him on a treatment plan and he goes back once a year Bloodwork and meds which he cycles.  Doc said Lymes has to be treated for a specific area of the USA   example you get infected in TX   a treatment  in TN may not work.   He explains that a dose of common antibiotics may start to work but it will go deep and hide till you finish it,false hope when you feel better than it is back so for starters you may take two or three antibotics in a month and then just one a few months later.  He has near 100 percent success rate for anyone sticking to plan.

[ck1 actual]

3 hours ago, Will said:

Had a buddy got it he thinks bow hunting here with me. It turned ugly quick and was down and out with it, He tried a couple doctors that said almost zero chance he had Lymes so no treatment. I found a Doc in Franklin /Cool Sorings that is known for treating it and he went there. He helped him some but sent him to the #1 Lyme Doc in the MO Ozarks.  Doc got him on a treatment plan and he goes back once a year Bloodwork and meds which he cycles.  Doc said Lymes has to be treated for a specific area of the USA   example you get infected in TX   a treatment  in TN may not work.   He explains that a dose of common antibiotics may start to work but it will go deep and hide till you finish it,false hope when you feel better than it is back so for starters you may take two or three antibotics in a month and then just one a few months later.  He has near 100 percent success rate for anyone sticking to plan.

That’s interesting he geo’s it by location.  I know that there are many different strains of lyme so that would make sense that he does it by area.   The guy we use pulls that strain out during the SOT process.  
 

Our experience with antibiotics is the same.  The Lyme burrows deeper into the system causing hex flair ups.  Temporary helps but gets much more resilient and harder to kill over time.  
 

good to hear other people taking this on.  Horrible disease.