LDI (low dose immunotherapy) is now available to treat chronic Lyme disease.
Suffering from fibromyalgia, Lyme disease, chronic fatigue, etc., help is here. The new procedure is called LDI (low dose immunotherapy). LDI is an effective treatment for autoimmune related diseases. Many chronic diseases have an autoimmune component to them. The most common cause is an autoimmune reaction to one of the bacteria in the G.I. tract Two weeks ago I had my first shot of Low-Dose Immunotherapy (LDI) for Lyme disease. When I posted the picture below on Instagram and Facebook, I got a huge response. To join LDI for Lyme (it is a closed group) I think you will need to find me or the group and request on Facebook. I’m a technophobe so still learning the ropes! My name is EILEEN PEARSON or try requesting through LDI for LYME. LDI itself isn’t new but the us of it for Lyme is. I am not an expert on the topic but I will share what I do know. LDI for Lyme specifically was really developed by Dr. Ty Vincent in Alaska (http://www.mat-suim.com/index.cfm/fuseaction/site.physicians/action/dtl/phys/99801759.cfm). He’s had over a 90% success rating in treating/improving Lyme patients. To join LDI for Lyme (it is a closed group) I think you will need to find me or the group and request on Facebook. I’m a technophobe so still learning the ropes! My name is EILEEN PEARSON or try requesting through LDI for LYME. Low Dose Immunotherapy (LDI) is a safe and effective procedure for relief of immune reactions including: 1  Environmental Inhalant Allergies (Dog, Dust, Hay fever, Mold etc.) and Chemical Sensitivities. 2  Food Allergies (IgE / non IgE). 3  Food and Inhalant Related conditions. For some patients, there can be a temporary flare of symptoms following their LDI treatment, especially after the first one to three treatments. This is a good sign that the therapy will work well as we us progress in treatments. Your doctor will help you manage any unmasking symptoms. On May 16th I took my first dose of LDI for Lyme and waited 2 weeks. I started back on antibiotics, but chose to stop them after 1 week when I was researching the LDI. I felt like the antibiotics were interfering with the whole purpose of what the LDI is supposed to accomplish. I’m using the Des Bio Complete detox and cleanse along with their Borrelia/Babesia series therapy. My doctor recommends using the detox and cleanse in order to minimize the herxing (i.e. negative side effects you get from treating Lyme disease). Lyme disease is an infection that is transmitted through the bite of a tick infected with a bacterium called Borrelia burgdorferi. Ticks typically get the bacterium by biting infected animals, like deer and mice. Most people who get tick bites do not get Lyme disease.  by Doctor Melanie MacIver. LDI (low dose immunotherapy) is now available to treat chronic Lyme disease. It is in the early stages, but it looks as if it could be the most effective treatment for Lyme-without any antibiotics. The cause of illness in those with chronic Lyme is not just the presence of bacteria in the body, but the immune activation against those bacteria; that is what causes symptoms. LDI desensitizes your body to the Lyme organisms, induces tolerance, so your body can stop reacting and feel well again. I decided to also try a new, innovative treatment called Low Dose Immunotherapy (LDI). The initial reports on this therapy are nothing short of miraculous. The doctor, Ty Vincent, who developed this therapy claims to have approximately 90% success rate in treating Lyme disease. I’m using the Des Bio Complete detox and cleanse along with their Borrelia/Babesia series therapy. My doctor recommends using the detox and cleanse in order to minimize the herxing (i.e. negative side effects you get from treating Lyme disease). (oh no! here we go again-this is a simplified explanation). LDI therapy was originally named Enzyme Potentiated Desensitization or EDP. EDP/ LDI is a treatment that has been used in europe for over 40 years for all types of allergies, autoimmunity, and other immune hypersensitivity reactions. recently, doctors have begun to use it to treat lyme and co-infections. This new treatment of LDI for chronic Lyme sounds promising. My one area of confusion is that there is a lot of conflicting info on whether one should remain on antibiotics/antimicrobials once LDI starts. Will it not just continue to cause flares from die-off of the spirochetes being killed by the antibiotics.
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