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http://www.lymeinfo.net/hyperacusis.htmlThis hits home with me with the noises, it might not to most in her it is the great imitator as they call it, but this fits me to a T!!!!!! I will recommend a book by Dr. Morton Walker with this on Olive leaf which is what 7 dollars? I read alot on this here, it seems to effect alot and may be what is wrong with alot in here! Read up on this, seriously do not sleep on it!
In Sanskrit, tulsi means literally "the incomparable one" and has been revered since ancient times. Tulsi, the holy basil, is said to have grown at the site of Christ’s crucifixion and is associated with St. Basil’s feast.
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I also heard sulfur helps by dissolving lyme's shell.
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Hyperacusis is one of my symptoms Sean, so much so that i had to get a fan for my PC that was made especially quiet as the noise with a regular fan was driving me nuts. I really do think i have this illness. Do you remember getting bitten by a tick?
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Stuart I have read you can get it from more than ticks! Fleas or Mosquitos as well, search on that. Not all who are bit by the tick see the bulls eye as they call it, only 30% do. Hyperacusis is hell man! I can't listen to music like I used to even.
I know more than just lyme can cause it, but the symptoms of Lyme fit me to a T. The guy who tested Russ told him all he tested were positive, so maybe it's way more widespread than we thought of.
I will keep the Info coming in here as I read more.
Sean.
In Sanskrit, tulsi means literally "the incomparable one" and has been revered since ancient times. Tulsi, the holy basil, is said to have grown at the site of Christ’s crucifixion and is associated with St. Basil’s feast.
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Yea, like Sean said, I actually looked at my live blood through a microscope connected to a video screen. It was very cool.
You could actually see the lyme moving around. Some were actually embedded inside white blood cells, others were just floating around, and we saw a few that were actually in the process of embedding themselves inside white blood cells.
The scary part was that about 1/2 of my white blood cells had a lyme in them.
The practitioner that did this for me said that everyone they've looked at in the past 5 years has lyme. I believe they actually said every single person - and they do this for a lot of people.
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Yea, like Sean said, I actually looked at my live blood through a microscope connected to a video screen. It was very cool.
You could actually see the lyme moving around. Some were actually embedded inside white blood cells, others were just floating around, and we saw a few that were actually in the process of embedding themselves inside white blood cells.
The scary part was that about 1/2 of my white blood cells had a lyme in them.
The practitioner that did this for me said that everyone they've looked at in the past 5 years has lyme. I believe they actually said every single person - and they do this for a lot of people.
The new epedimic as I said last night, deworm and clenase your bowels I guess! Thats all the hope we have, that and the tree of life Olive Leaf Powder!!!! Keep all in mind, study.
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In Sanskrit, tulsi means literally "the incomparable one" and has been revered since ancient times. Tulsi, the holy basil, is said to have grown at the site of Christ’s crucifixion and is associated with St. Basil’s feast.
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Yea, I've upped my Olive Leaf Extract and I may just look into getting it in bulk. Thanks for the suggestion.
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A really great herbal tea for parasites and bacteria is Goldenrod. I bought some and didn't know its properties until all sorts of things started coming out of me. Well worth buying.
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Hmmm.... Goldenrod you say.... Does it have impleassant side effects? or is it "safe to drink".. ?
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I have some real Afghan alokazay tea (green tea, ceylon), it is supposed to be potent stuff.. bought it from an immigrant store in my city..
I didn't dare to try it... but someone i know did.. and got dizzy and sleepy...
However... they said it tasted good.... with honey in btw.... (real raw honey).
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Maybe that tea did some cleansing, and thats the explanation for the reactions?
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I had no side effects from drinking it. In fact it's quite addictive if that is a side effect. It doesn't taste that bad either.
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Here's some info on Goldenrod: (scroll down - Goldenrod is an ingredient in these products) GoldenrodGoldenrod
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Hi Sean, ((((( Smiles ))))) This is interesting too.. Plus as you already know, Lyme can cause hyperacusis as well. Autoimmune Disease Treatment Center Adults and children can develop hyperacusis: certain birth conditions are associated with hyperacusis, including Williams Syndrome and autism.
Since the auditory system connects the outer organs of hearing with the central nervous system, through a complex series of neural pathways,
that literally pass through or coordinate with many diverse areas of the brain, there are endless possibilities for dysfunction that may contribute to hyperacusis.
In other words, diagnosis is often extremely challenging and difficult to specifically locate a single structural change that is responsible for hyperacusis. Try To Stay Well, (((( Smiles ))) Lynn
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