DAILY POSTS MADE DURING TREATMENT:
July 2013: Days 1 through 3
August: Days 4 through 24
September: Days 25 through 44
October: Days 45 through 67
November: Days 68 to 73
December: Days 74 through 87
January 2014: Describes 4 week period in 2 posts
May: Finished treatment at Sponaugle's (final post)
The treatment typically ranges 6-12 weeks for majority of patients. This includes even very severe cases.
Each detox IV drip contains Amino Ccids, antioxidants, Glutathione (powerful antioxidant) and nutrients. It is specifically formulated for every individual based on their labs, which determine what they are low in or too high in. There is A LOT that goes into all of this. This is all very scientific and body/brain chemistry is very complex. I'm really watering it down here and just giving a general idea.
This plan is completely individualized for me specifically based on my chemical needs.
My treatment plan:
1. Start hormones- estrogen, testosterone, and progesterone.
2. Begin supplements (list of supplements are down below)
3. IV therapy: Begin healing detox IV drips to remove toxins, calm the brain, and prepare my body for the Lyme Kill Program.
- The Lyme Kill Program is IV's that contain Vitamin C and other stuff depending on the patient. It's all natural.
- Once biofilm that surrounds Lyme spirochete is busted open, the doctor might put me on a little bit of antibiotics if there is still lingering bacteria. The biofilm makes the Lyme bacteria antibiotic resistant, hidden from the immune system, and traps in other toxins. The busting of the biofilm and killing of bacteria does cause a herx heimer effect, where you get sicker before you get better.
- Then they do a lot of detoxing accompanying with the Lyme kill drips to get rid of the toxins being produced from the bacteria dying and to help with any herx heimer reaction.
5. Set an appointment with the doctor and assigned nurse once a week.
Supplements: The supplements I was given are tailored to my needs based on my labs. So what I am given, may not be what other patients are given or vice versa.
LABS AND NOTES:
coming soon