BORRELIOOSIN KROONISTUMINEN TUNNUSTETTU VIHDOINKIN!

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Lähettäjä: Soijuv Lähetetty: 30.5.2005 9:48

Yksi osa "borrelioositaistosta" on viimeinkin saavutettu. Kuten lehtiartikkeleista kävi ilmi, tunnustetaan borrelioosin kroonistuminen, vaikeat oireet ja taudin uudelleen puhkeaminen vuosienkin jälkeen. Mikäli joku ei edelleenkään saa lääkäriään uskomaan oireisiinsa, voisi olla hyvä kopioida edellä mainitut suomenkieliset lehtiartikkelit ja pyytää lääkäriään konsultoimaan esim. tutkimuksen tehnyttä Matti Viljasta.

Sain juuri seuraavan viestin, jossa kerrotaan borrelioosia sairastavilla esiintyvän usein esim. klamydiaa. Artikkelissa kerrotaan myös yhden lääkärin kokemus, jossa hän löysi lähes kaikilta MS-tautia sairastavilla borreliabakteereita. Hänen mukaansa borreliabakteeri saattaa laukaista erilaisia autoimmuunisairauksia kuten MS-tauti, lupus, niveltulehdukset, diabetes, kilpirauhasen häiriöt yms.


"The latest Clark research bulletin has some items referring to Lyme, so here is the pertinent part:

"3. MS, Lyme Disease and Chlamydia

'The MD I am doing my internship with for my ND degree is seen by many MS patients. Through bio energetic testing he found out that most patients who have MS also have Lyme disease. He double checked those results in the medical lab and almost without exceptions, all blood samples of MS patients were found positive for Lyme bacteria Borrelia).

"My friend Steve then found the following article which theorizes that MS could be Lyme disease untreated. It seems that others have made the same discovery! Find the article here: http://www.rense.com/general48/mutl.htm.

"Lyme disease has also been described as triggering autoimmune conditions in general (of which MS is one). That could include even diabetes, Lupus, autoimmune thyroiditis and many others. Lyme patients often suffer from arthritic pain and nerve damage of all sorts, and are treated topically, while the Lyme disease remains undiscovered.

"The doctor finds it important to do the LTT test instead of just the standard antibody test. Often antibody tests came back negative while the LTT test showed the correct positive result.

"He also often tests for Chlamydia along with Lyme disease. It seems the two go hand in hand many times. I also found this article about Chlamydia being possibly linked with MS: http://www.drmirkin.com/morehealth/9234.ht ml

"Much more research is needed to prove these hypotheses, but the available data certainly warrants to do these lab tests in any MS case.

"The question remains how to treat Lyme disease if it is discovered. While it is easy to treat when acute and the Borrelia are in the blood, antibiotics can do nothing when the bacterium has gone intracellular and the condition has become chronic. Cleansing and other means out of the realm of alternative medicine are then the only recourse."