I was diagnosed with chronic neurologic lyme disease after a clinical interview and also the Western Blot test. I was suspected of having been infected almost ten years prior. I was treated with Biaxin and Hydroxychlor in the summer, and Doxycyline was added when the sun risk was lower in the Fall/Winter.

I maintained decent mobility and was never bedridden, although much of that can be from a healthful diet and lifestyle. I had intense brain fog, inability to concentrate, moodiness, depression (undiagnosed and untreated), memory loss, word choice confusion and chronic fatigue. I had to force myself through every day but never allowed my body to stop completely. It was like I had different rules of gravity than everyone else. I’ve also had chronic tinnitus, TMJ, back pain, headaches, and after the third infection I lost over 25 pounds of muscle. I’d built muscle by fighting the lyme disease in the gym, which gave me a great physical and psychological edge.

I started the Beck blood electrifier at two hours from the first day. Wow, what a detox/Herx reaction I had! I had to do it that way to prove to myself that this protocol worked after all the other treatments I had tried. I believe the milk thistle I took helped me recover from the detox. I’ve cut back to one hour a day with the blood electrifier and 20 minutes with the magnetic pulse generator. The day after I first used the magnetic pulse generator, was the second time I felt noticeable effects from these devices, except this time I felt a surge of strength and vitality. I started out taking 2 cups a day of ionic colloidal silver, and I’ve been taking silver consistently for a year now and never go below 8 ounces. I plan to cut back to 4 ounces and stay there indefinitely.

I’ve had a great deal of stress and I am a bit weak at times, but I am still feeling better than I have in the last five years. My body is working and feels good. The real joy is that I can work all day operating my business, study three to four hours at night, and then survive comfortably on seven to eight hours of sleep.

It has been a long time.