Lyme is more common than people think, and doesn't have to come from a tick bite--it can actually be passed from person to person.

//www.curezone.org/forums/fm.asp?i=52250


I was, in fact, sick from a tick bite 40 years ago...but still surprised that Lyme has continued to come up on the Biomeridian testing so many years later. It IS a parasite, as is the Rocky Mtn Spotted Fever I have too.

People that are having all the "creepy/crawly" sensations, if they are Lyme, the pharma drugs for other types of parasites, aren't going to be the cure they are searching for, unfortunately.

Here's a post I found of a lady that has had all the "creepy/crawly" sensations, and found out it was in fact, Lyme. Something to seriously be considered by everyone killing parasites.

AND, they like to hang out in the brain with the mercury.

//www.curezone.org/forums/fm.asp?i=735622

Hi JM,

I bought the SP Lite as well - will start that soon. The Babesia pictures are interesting... makes me wonder if the 'pincer appendage' they describe is the pinching sensation I often feel throughout my body. I've taken 4 doses of Artemisinin and have had a tremendous turnaround. I knew after the first dose that it was working - results were instantaneous.

Just read Newport's post you linked here - definitely what I went through recently. I was 'did in'. I wouldn't have thought to treat Babesia. Newport's linking the liver fluke with the ability of Babesia to maintain reserves sounds likely, particularly with the recent fluke kill I've had. Will start this herbal anti-parasitic formula in 7 days. (it's proprietary so I don't know what's in it). But I'm pleased we're able to go after the Babesia with an herb.

I'm also taking a CD57 test for suspected Lyme. He didn't even want to do any tests for any of the other pathogens because he said the tests are unreliable... but that the CD57 could indicate a lyme problem.