This is the thing I don't understand about Lyme disease...or any insect-borne disease for that matter. Ticks (or insects) are born sterile. The theory is that they are exposed to the pathogen by feeding on an infected animal, and then pass that infection onto the next host they bite...i.e., they bite something, fall off (or fly away) and find another host. But ticks and insects don't feed that way. Actually, a very tiny percentage of these parasites ever find a host (most die before feeding), and when they do find a host, they feed enough in that single event to provide the energy to produce eggs. They die soon after.
In order for a disease such as described to multiply and remain a threat, you'd have to have most of the population of ticks or insects feeding on multiple infected animals. It just doesn't happen this way.
So, what does that imply? Perhaps that these diseases are actually a symptom of something else they're not telling us about?
There is a crap-ton of question and confusion surrounding this.
What I know, CDC and IDSA should not be trusted - Tuskegee experiment and COVID should have taught us this. They are incestuous in their "research". See history and the documentary " Under Our Skin".
Many of the scientists involved were Japanese and German WWII. Klaus Traub was operation paperclip. (Bitten, Newby) He hired W. Burgdorferi whose job it was to infect ticks for the U.S.
The Japanese scientists were doing this in WWII. This is covered in the documentary "Under the Eightball".
The question about effectiveness is interesting. These scientists were doing it in WWII and then continued well after (Bitten, Newby). The American government dropped/released boxes of infected ticks from a plane flying over the sugar plantations in Cuba to weaken workers. BUT they (ticks) were already infected!!
Lyme can take on many forms depending where it colonizes in the body. (MN Lyme Association). We have mostly heard about how it colonized so that it mimics rheumatoid arthritis. BUT, it can colonize so that the person gets heart, digestive, or CNS issues among others. (Was actually told by a non-medical family member I did not have lyme because I did not have RA symptoms- this was after a positive test result!!). Clinical diagnosis pointed to my CNS.
The Lyme test will only show positive for antibodies. Where it is colonizing is clinical diagnosis only which depends on symptoms being manifested. No advancement in testing has been done in over 40+ years. My understanding is that the blood test is less effective that the covid PCR (eyeroll) and there are over 50% false negatives. Raises a question for me as to why this poor performance is allowed.
CDC allows multiple refills on antibiotics for acne and lifelong antibiotic treatment for syphilis, but you only get one course of antibiotics for Lyme - supposedly for superbug containment. See "Under Our Skin" and draw your own conclusions.
After the course of antibiotics is complete, Lymies need to seek further treatment through Lyme literate doctors and clinics. It can be a bit of the wild west in this landscape.
Interesting note - My Lyme CNS symptoms resemble covid vaxx symptoms of brain fog, rage, panic attacks, cognitive difficulties, etc. NOT clot however.
Is the transmission narrative about deer and other infected animals just b.s.? IDK. It would not surprise me. It would explain how the infected ticks got all over the US instead of staying localized near Plum Island. Especially since we know the government attacked us with the covid/covid vaxx.
Healing Lyme (Buhner) was helpful for supplements. It is a really good resource for being your own doctor. Ivermectin made the difference for me.
Sorry to hear of your diagnosis. As I understand it, it's treatable in the initial phase, but once the infection sets in, it corrupts the immune system and becomes a quasi-autoimmune condition. I have some of the same persistent symptoms, from formaldehyde poisoning that happened several years ago.
Part of what makes me suspicious of all this is the fact that the 1918 "Spanish flu" was neither Spanish in origin nor a flu. It was bacterial meningitis from vaccinations the U.S. Army gave soldiers before they went to Europe. These vaccines were also sent to other Allied countries, and the soldiers took the infections home with them once the War was over: https://www.algora.com/Algora_blog/2020/02/06/spanish-flu-of-1918-was-really-a-bioterror-attack-on-humanity
Another little tidbit is that there is no such thing as "polio." It is a broad spectrum of neurological symptoms from exposure to certain pesticides, most notably, DDT. The cases of "polio" were already in sharp decline by the time the "vaccine" was introduced, because those pesticides were stopped: https://rodneydodson000.medium.com/what-you-didnt-know-about-polio-26d20cba98e5
I realize that the symptoms of Lyme correlate with a tick bite. But given what I posted above about the alleged life cycle of ticks and insects that carry disease, and how improbable it is for it to continue/spread following an initial event, I am suspicious. They have already admitted that they have experimented with air drops of infected ticks. Also, given what I have shared about the 1918 epidemic, and polio, and more recently what we have gone through with c-19 and the toxic vaxxes, is it a stretch to consider that someone, somewhere, is continuously "refreshing" the population of infected ticks with air drops each year?
I was thinking the same thing about refreshing infected ticks. Kinda like chemtrails.
Here's the thing, not all Lymies manifest the classic bullseye rash. I did not. In fact, I went in to the doctor in December. I told her that I don't think that the way I am experiencing certain events reflects reality. Her eyes flashed open and she asked, "Do I need to check you for ticks?"
Given that it was December in MN, I knew she wasn't talking about a physical tick check. She asked if I have ever been bit. Yes, multiple times, every year. I don't name the ticks or even remember each and every one, but I have never gotten a bullseye rash. That I would remember.
New thought: Is it possible to spread it without ticks in addition to ticks???
My blood test was positive for antibodies.
Shortly after my first course of antibiotics wore off, the symptoms came back. She said she could not prescribe more antibiotics because it would put her medical license in jeopardy with the cdc!! (WTF?!?! I was a normie in terms of trusting the medical establishment alphabet.) I trusted my doc and she seemed legit scared. Said my best bet was supplements and pointed me to Buhner's work.
Then COVID lockdown hit, but I had already been red-pilled by the Lyme experience. It's the saving grace.
Ivermectin did the trick for me a year later (research lag). Most of the Lyme issues are completely gone, but I think parts of my brain have not fully healed. Word recall and spelling still being affected.
Spanish flu. Doctors in India were treating with the supplement andrographis and having success. Buhner recommends it for Lyme and there was a run on it during initial covid lockdown.
I think experimenting on us has been going on for quite some time. It did not start with COVID vaxx. Biggest hurdle I think is distribution. Vaccine for 1918, covid. Fluoride in the water.
Seige warfare teaches us many techniques. Contaminated water sources, plague infected solders/cattle. I suppose rats, too. Chinese and Indians (feather) would dip arrows in feces of plague victims. Fire.
The change in our perspective is that the government now sees us as the enemy.
This is the thing I don't understand about Lyme disease...or any insect-borne disease for that matter. Ticks (or insects) are born sterile. The theory is that they are exposed to the pathogen by feeding on an infected animal, and then pass that infection onto the next host they bite...i.e., they bite something, fall off (or fly away) and find another host. But ticks and insects don't feed that way. Actually, a very tiny percentage of these parasites ever find a host (most die before feeding), and when they do find a host, they feed enough in that single event to provide the energy to produce eggs. They die soon after.
In order for a disease such as described to multiply and remain a threat, you'd have to have most of the population of ticks or insects feeding on multiple infected animals. It just doesn't happen this way.
So, what does that imply? Perhaps that these diseases are actually a symptom of something else they're not telling us about?
Lymie here.
There is a crap-ton of question and confusion surrounding this.
What I know, CDC and IDSA should not be trusted - Tuskegee experiment and COVID should have taught us this. They are incestuous in their "research". See history and the documentary " Under Our Skin".
Many of the scientists involved were Japanese and German WWII. Klaus Traub was operation paperclip. (Bitten, Newby) He hired W. Burgdorferi whose job it was to infect ticks for the U.S.
The Japanese scientists were doing this in WWII. This is covered in the documentary "Under the Eightball".
The question about effectiveness is interesting. These scientists were doing it in WWII and then continued well after (Bitten, Newby). The American government dropped/released boxes of infected ticks from a plane flying over the sugar plantations in Cuba to weaken workers. BUT they (ticks) were already infected!!
Lyme can take on many forms depending where it colonizes in the body. (MN Lyme Association). We have mostly heard about how it colonized so that it mimics rheumatoid arthritis. BUT, it can colonize so that the person gets heart, digestive, or CNS issues among others. (Was actually told by a non-medical family member I did not have lyme because I did not have RA symptoms- this was after a positive test result!!). Clinical diagnosis pointed to my CNS.
The Lyme test will only show positive for antibodies. Where it is colonizing is clinical diagnosis only which depends on symptoms being manifested. No advancement in testing has been done in over 40+ years. My understanding is that the blood test is less effective that the covid PCR (eyeroll) and there are over 50% false negatives. Raises a question for me as to why this poor performance is allowed.
CDC allows multiple refills on antibiotics for acne and lifelong antibiotic treatment for syphilis, but you only get one course of antibiotics for Lyme - supposedly for superbug containment. See "Under Our Skin" and draw your own conclusions.
After the course of antibiotics is complete, Lymies need to seek further treatment through Lyme literate doctors and clinics. It can be a bit of the wild west in this landscape.
Interesting note - My Lyme CNS symptoms resemble covid vaxx symptoms of brain fog, rage, panic attacks, cognitive difficulties, etc. NOT clot however.
Is the transmission narrative about deer and other infected animals just b.s.? IDK. It would not surprise me. It would explain how the infected ticks got all over the US instead of staying localized near Plum Island. Especially since we know the government attacked us with the covid/covid vaxx.
Healing Lyme (Buhner) was helpful for supplements. It is a really good resource for being your own doctor. Ivermectin made the difference for me.
Including u/tweety51A since you have family here.
Sorry to hear of your diagnosis. As I understand it, it's treatable in the initial phase, but once the infection sets in, it corrupts the immune system and becomes a quasi-autoimmune condition. I have some of the same persistent symptoms, from formaldehyde poisoning that happened several years ago.
Part of what makes me suspicious of all this is the fact that the 1918 "Spanish flu" was neither Spanish in origin nor a flu. It was bacterial meningitis from vaccinations the U.S. Army gave soldiers before they went to Europe. These vaccines were also sent to other Allied countries, and the soldiers took the infections home with them once the War was over: https://www.algora.com/Algora_blog/2020/02/06/spanish-flu-of-1918-was-really-a-bioterror-attack-on-humanity
Another little tidbit is that there is no such thing as "polio." It is a broad spectrum of neurological symptoms from exposure to certain pesticides, most notably, DDT. The cases of "polio" were already in sharp decline by the time the "vaccine" was introduced, because those pesticides were stopped: https://rodneydodson000.medium.com/what-you-didnt-know-about-polio-26d20cba98e5
I realize that the symptoms of Lyme correlate with a tick bite. But given what I posted above about the alleged life cycle of ticks and insects that carry disease, and how improbable it is for it to continue/spread following an initial event, I am suspicious. They have already admitted that they have experimented with air drops of infected ticks. Also, given what I have shared about the 1918 epidemic, and polio, and more recently what we have gone through with c-19 and the toxic vaxxes, is it a stretch to consider that someone, somewhere, is continuously "refreshing" the population of infected ticks with air drops each year?
I was thinking the same thing about refreshing infected ticks. Kinda like chemtrails.
Here's the thing, not all Lymies manifest the classic bullseye rash. I did not. In fact, I went in to the doctor in December. I told her that I don't think that the way I am experiencing certain events reflects reality. Her eyes flashed open and she asked, "Do I need to check you for ticks?"
Given that it was December in MN, I knew she wasn't talking about a physical tick check. She asked if I have ever been bit. Yes, multiple times, every year. I don't name the ticks or even remember each and every one, but I have never gotten a bullseye rash. That I would remember.
New thought: Is it possible to spread it without ticks in addition to ticks???
My blood test was positive for antibodies.
Shortly after my first course of antibiotics wore off, the symptoms came back. She said she could not prescribe more antibiotics because it would put her medical license in jeopardy with the cdc!! (WTF?!?! I was a normie in terms of trusting the medical establishment alphabet.) I trusted my doc and she seemed legit scared. Said my best bet was supplements and pointed me to Buhner's work.
Then COVID lockdown hit, but I had already been red-pilled by the Lyme experience. It's the saving grace.
Ivermectin did the trick for me a year later (research lag). Most of the Lyme issues are completely gone, but I think parts of my brain have not fully healed. Word recall and spelling still being affected.
Spanish flu. Doctors in India were treating with the supplement andrographis and having success. Buhner recommends it for Lyme and there was a run on it during initial covid lockdown.
I think experimenting on us has been going on for quite some time. It did not start with COVID vaxx. Biggest hurdle I think is distribution. Vaccine for 1918, covid. Fluoride in the water.
Seige warfare teaches us many techniques. Contaminated water sources, plague infected solders/cattle. I suppose rats, too. Chinese and Indians (feather) would dip arrows in feces of plague victims. Fire.
The change in our perspective is that the government now sees us as the enemy.