How to Remove Hidden Toxins that Cause Random Lyme Disease Pains, Fatigue, and Brain Fog

Different breeds of dogs have very different personalities. For instance, Golden Retrievers act much differently than Bloodhounds. Golden Retrievers smell everything and chase after anything that moves. Bloodhounds have been bred to find and focus on one scent and ignore other distractions. This breed of dog is used to track and find people that are deep in the wilderness.

What can different dog breeds teach you about finding effective treatment for your multiple Lyme disease symptoms?

Just like a Golden Retriever, most people with Lyme disease have been sent from one specialist to another
From all of their medical appointments, these people have compiled a thick folder or three ring binder stuffed full of lab tests, doctor’s notes, and a list of drugs and supplements they have taken over the past several years. They have seen several different specialists, undergone zillions of tests, and have taken gobs of drugs and vitamins. They may have multiple diagnoses like fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue syndrome, different virus infections like Epstein-Barr or Cytomegalovirus, chronic pain, hypochondria, and / or depression. On top of all that, they have multiple symptoms that have baffled doctors for years. Their brain gets overwhelmed trying to parse through their long list of symptoms, medications, and inconclusive tests.How can you begin to find effective treatment for complex symptoms especially when they have baffled specialists?

Symptoms that baffle doctors are usually an indication of lots of toxins
Most specialists are focused on one system of the body and have difficulty diagnosing the underlying causes of a system-wide illness. Most of the tests look at a narrow slice of a person and miss the big picture. A relatively new area of health care research looks at how toxins create illness. Toxins are one of the most commonly overlooked causes of illnesses that are characterized by multiple symptoms.

 

Doctors use different cholesterol binding drugs called Welchol (Colesevelam) or Questran (Cholestyramine) to bind to toxins in the intestines to prevent them from being reabsorbed. These toxins then get eliminated with the stool. These medications are usually taken apart from other medications.

2. Binding herbs
There are herbs which also bind to toxins in the intestines². Galla Chinensis (Chinese name: wu bei zi) and Terminalia Chebula (Chinese name: he zi) are taken to bind to and eliminate toxins in the intestines. Galla Chinesis is usually taken at least two hours apart from other medications and herbs.

 

3. Toxin neutralizing herbs
When antibiotics, antibacterial herbs, or anti-microbial treatments kill Lyme disease bacteria, they release endotoxins. There are several herbs which have neutralized endotoxins in animal studies³:

Forsythia Suspensa, Chinese name: Lian Qiao

Scutellaria Baicalensis, Chinese name: Huang Qin

Japanese Honeysuckle Vine, Chinese name: Ren Dong Teng

Isatis Root, Chinese name: Ban Lan Gen

Isatis Leaf, Chinese name: Da Qing Ye

Rhubarb, Chinese name: Da Huang

Dandelion / taraxicum, Chinese name: Pu Gong Ying

Patrinia, Chinese name: Bai Jiang Cao

Viola, Chinese name: Zi Hua Di Ding

Andrographis, Chinese name: Chuan Xin Lian

Using a technique called wet cupping, suction cups and needles are used to draw toxins out of the blood and the lymph. Suction cups are applied to symptomatic areas of the body to draw toxins out. After a few minutes, the cups are removed and needles are briefly inserted to make a few tiny holes for toxins to come out where the cups were placed. The suction cups are then replaced over the holes to draw out toxins. The fluids removed through wet cupping have been found to have a high amount of toxins⁴.

The right anti-toxin treatments can create big improvements in multiple toxic symptoms
Stella had over ten different diagnoses including Fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue syndrome, and Lyme disease. When she first came in for treatment, she could not work, drive, or read due to blurry vision, fatigue, and chronic headaches. She had been hospitalized multiple times for chronic pain and facial paralysis. When her doctor recommended highly toxic, experimental medications, she decided to pursue alternative treatment for Lyme disease. She had amazing results after her first detoxification treatments.

 

Her blurry vision improved after the first week of anti-toxin treatments
After receiving wet cupping treatments, acupuncture, and taking daily herbs for neutralizing toxins, Stella improved to where she could read the newspaper. After two weeks, she could see well enough to drive. After a month and a half of treatment, she returned to her job part-time. Patients with multiple symptoms that have baffled doctors are likely dealing with a toxic illness.

The right anti-toxin treatments can create big improvements in multiple toxic symptoms
Instead of being sent from one specialist to another like a golden retriever, there are simple ways to determine the underlying causes of your multiple symptoms. Just like a bloodhound tracking a scent, practitioners that understand toxic illnesses can unravel the trail of toxins through a Visual Contrast Sensitivity and specific blood tests for immune system markers. They can also help to reduce multiple symptoms through binders, neutralizers, and drawing out toxins directly. Consult with a practitioner that is literate in treating systemic toxin illnesses like Lyme disease or mold sickness before changing your treatment strategy.

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2. Chen, J. Private email. Herbs for binding to mycotoxins? 2010 Mar 3
3. Dharmanda S. “Lonicera and Forsythia: Representatives of the “Floating” Toxin-Cleaning Herbs,” https://www.itmonline.org/arts/lonicera.htm
4. Schockert T. Observations on cupping. High toxin concentration in blood from cupping. MMW Fortschr Med. 2009 Jun 4;151(23) p.20.