YOU ARE NOT CRAZY, AND EVEN IF YOUR DOCTOR THINKS YOU ARE, = SWAP DOCTORS !!
For many year's I have researched this, with Mind Numbing results, Not Just LYME but MYCOPLASMA get involved as well, these myco's have literally wheponized and have gotten out of the lab's, They took what should be harmless mycoplasma and turned them in to Cholesterol devouring cells, they can attack injured cells as we age in any part of the body, since they eat the cholesterol out of one cell and move onto the next you can literally wind up with Many Collagenetic tissue conditions, from any organ in your body to any joint or tendon,
Collagen, we have 27 collagens in our bodies but collagen type 1 makes up 90% of all of them, including organ's skin, bone, cartledge (virtually entire body has some sizeable amounts of collagen type 1) type's 1,2,3,4,5, collagen encompasses 95% of the 27 types, when Lyme or mycoplasma gets involved in a attack on these they take on that collagens DNA in part, thus hiding from you immune system and activating it to attack "SELF" collagen of the same type, (DDD, OA, RA, CFS, List is endless and below)
Using "Oral tolerance" can stop the AI side of the attack and allow you to regain some comfort and stop the pain, collagens in our body do not have pain receptors these collagen's cover our nerves cover our bone, tendon is make from collagen (Could you Imagine walking on your feet with no protective collagen in your joints or in the skin ?) Ever had a broken bone, injured tendon, You get the point, our bones have the nerves webbing, when AI of any type is blasting your collagen's especially type 1, you can experience sensations that will make you doctor think you are a NUT case, I have been thru this, Dr Lonnie Herman is also working on these here is his link on myco''s also look at his other links on neurobrucellosis and MS, many others for CFS, GWS,
ok since I am new here it is not allowing me to post link's until I get some likes, so please Like, and I will post much more on getting you all help -Dan
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