HOMEOPATIA BORRELIOOSIN HOIDOSSA

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Lähettäjä: Soijuv Lähetetty: 3.5.2006 9:56

Connecticutilainen eläinlääkäri hoitaa borrelioosia sairastavia eläimiä; hevosia, kissoja, koiria, homeopaattisella Ledumilla (Ledum 1M). Hoidon teho on ollut hyvä riippumatta siitä onko kyseessä ollut varhais- vai myöhäisvaiheen borrelioosi.

Hän ei hoida ihmisiä, mutta jotkut hänen asiakkaistaan ovat kokeilleet hoitoa itselleenkin sen jälkeen kun ovat nähneet lemmikkiensä saaneen avun hoidosta. Toinen lääkäri, joka hoitaa ihmisiä, on tutkinut potilaidensa verinäytteitä ennen ja jälkeen Ledum-hoidon ja näytteissä on tapahtunut vasta-ainetasojen laskua hoidon jälkeen.

Toinen naturopaattien/homeopaattien käyttämä valmiste on Borrela nosodi. Eräs nainen kokeili sitä. Vuosikausia kestänyt borrelioosi helpotti.

Hoito eläimillä:
1 helmi 3x vrk kolmen päivän ajan. Borrelioosin ennaltaehkäisyyn Borrelia burgdorferi nosodi 60 x; yksi annos/vrk viikon ajan, sen jälkeen yksi annos viikossa kuukauden ajan, sen jälkeen yksi annos 6 kk:n välein. Viiden vuoden aikana vai kaksi koiraa 500:stä sairastui borrelioosiin ja ne paranivat Ledumilla.

Ps. Ledumista ei ole ihmisten kohdalla aina saatu yhtä hyviä tuloksia kuin eläinten kohdalla. Perheemme Collie kuoli borrelioosiin. Kun nykyinen koiramme sai tartunnan, annoimme sille Ledum-hoidon. Se on ollut oireeton siitä saakka (5 v). Auttoiko Ledum vai olisiko tauti parantunut ilman sitä - mene ja tiedä. Annoin Ledumia myös kahdelle ystävieni koiralle joilla oli punkinpureman jälkeen kävelyvaikeuksia yms. Koirat ovat olleet oireettomia sen jälkeen (2 v).

Ledum on muistaakseni suopursu.


Lyme Disease and Homeopathy*


/by Stephen Tobin, DVM/

I am a holistic veterinarian in Connecticut and have treated several hundred cases of Lyme disease in the past five years. After trying various homeopathic preparations, with only limited success, I found that Ledum in a 1M potency is about as close as you can get in a specific cure. I have used it in dogs, cats, and horses, and it does not seem to matter whether it is a recent infection, a year old, treated or untreated -- they all respond curatively. I have not had a single case that did not improve.

While I do not treat human beings, some of my clients with animals suffering from Lyme disease have taken Ledurn 1M for their own Lyme disease infections, after seeing the positive result with their animals. The feedback I have gotten is all positive. I have told numerous naturopaths and homeopathic MDs about Ledum. One homeopathic MD runs titers on all his Lyme disease patients, both before and after treatment with Ledum, and has found that there is a constant decline in titer after Ledum.

For treatment, I give one pellet of Ledum 1M three times a day for three days. I have been using Borrellia burgdorferi 60X nosode, a homeopathic preparation, as a preventative for Lyme disease in dogs. I give orally one dose daily for one week, then one dose a week for one month, then one dose every six months. In the past four years, i have had only two dogs out of over five hundred on this regimen that might have contracted Lyme disease, both of which readily cleared with Ledum.

While there is a canine vaccine for Lyme disease, I haven't found it very effective. One vet who uses it extensively told me she feels it provides protection for about a third of the dogs receiving it. I have seen a number of Lyme disease cases in dogs starting five to six weeks after vaccination (these also resolve with Ledum). In an April 1993 letter, the Cornell Veterinary School Diagnostic Lab wrote about a study of dogs with a clear history and diagnosis of Lyme disease: 56% had antibodies as determined by the western blot test only against the vaccine, with another 32% having antibodies against the vaccine and spirochete itself. In other words, more than half had Lyme disease because of the vaccine and almost a third had Lyme disease despite the vaccine.

One breeder told me that before she started using the nosode, at least one dog and one family member would contract Lyme disease each year, but since using the nosode as a preventative (for the family and dogs), they have not had one case. Her husband was bitten twice by deer ticks last summer and developed a rash the size of a dime, whereas in the past, when he was bitten by a deer tick and subsequently developed Lyme disease, the rash was "twice the size of a half dollar."

I know a number of naturopaths who use Borrellia burgdorferi nosode as part of their treatment protocol for Lyme disease. One client, to whom I have given the nosode for her horse, took it herself and told me that the Lyme disease she had been suffering from for several years cleared up.


/Reprinted by permission from
HOMEOPATHY TODAY,
a monthly publication of the
National Center for Homeopathy
September 1994/