Re: Want to know if you have spirochetes?

Knowing you have spirochetes is one thing, but seeing your own video of the little "buggers" makes it real. The link I gave in the first post, for videos of spirochetes found in dental plaque (periodontal infections), looks just like what I was watching in my own video.

The Biological dentist had done the measuring of my gums, (with lots of bleeding), the visit prior to this last one. It literally took this lady 5 minutes to go right to the worst pockets, put the scraped stuff on a slide, and start saying "there's a parasite..oh, there goes another one.. there's another one :( Then she put the video of what she was watching under the microscope, on the screen in front of me so I could watch them too.

The hygienist had done the deep pocket planing/scraping (two sessions, two hours each), and I had been going back every 3 months for follow up. Had my wisdom teeth surgically removed because of chronic gum infections around them.

I also had been telling the 1st hygienist that I knew I had Lyme coinfections, and that I felt like the chronic gum infections were connected to them. It's felt like the deep cleaning was making things worse. Now I understand why. I was right.

The lady with the microscope asked me if the first hygienist had gotten after me for not doing enough home hygiene as the cause of the chronic gum bleeding. Which she had. Then she told me what I had instinctively known--there was no way I could get control of the bleeding and gum problems as long as the spirochetes are a problem. The oral Antibiotics the first lady had me use a couple of times, doesn't work on spirochetes.

For over a year and 1/2, I had also had them check, and recheck for a crack in an Amalgam tooth. She and the first dentist never could find it. The biological dentist found it immediately. Another hiding place for the pathogens.

I don't agree with the spirochete killing protocals the lady recommended to me. Flagyll, which I have no interest in taking (!) and the herbal treatment choice she gives her patients is olive leaf, both orally and brushing with it. They work with an Integrative clinic, and she told me she could send me there. She knows what spirochetes look like, but she really doesn't know much about what to do for them.

The Samento Newport was talking about with the F. Buski toxins, is a better choice in the way of herbs, with the Cumanda, Noni and Burbur. But, no doubt Rife is needed.

http://www.bionatus.com/nutramedix/pdfs/antimicrobialcompared_Bs.pdf


Cowden (nutramedix tinctures for Lyme):
http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0ISW/is_285/ai_n19170373


Source for Samento and other Nutramedix tinctures:

http://www.myherbs.net/findit.asp?scat=&stext=samento&stype=&sprice=&pg=2

The mercury test, showed my mercury as being minimal- and my husband's 4x worse. It's easy to see how easily spirochetes can be passed from person to person. No doubt he has spirochetes too.
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