re: Lyme Disease: The Unknown Epidemic

amyrachel — Sun, 20 Sep 2009 03:30:46 GMT

Wow, so what exactly are your symptoms? this is pretty creepy stuff. I have been trying to stat awat from thoughts of those buggers in my brain but hey, why not?

re: Lyme Disease: The Unknown Epidemic

CEM — Tue, 20 May 2008 15:33:31 GMT

Thank you for posting this article.

I'm one of those who suffer from antibiotic-resistant chronic Lyme and coinfections. I am also severely electrosensitive and have developed what is called Microwave Sickness, Electrical Sensitivity, or Electrical Hypersensitivity.

If you have Lyme Disease, I strongly suggest you research the health effects of chronic exposure to artificial electromagnetic and microwave fields (cell phones, cell phone towers, cordless phones, wi-fi, wi-maxx, power lines). I think you'll notice a definitive correlation between the advent of Lyme and one or more of these newer technologies.

I developed mild (intermittent) Bell's Palsy at the onset of my illness on the left side of my face, which, consequently, was the side I'd hold my cordless phone against. My psychiatrist laughed at me and said, "Everybody's face is uneven." I complained to my eye doctor about my pupils failing to dilate properly, and he laughed, "Everybody's pupils are tiny when they get older."

I was horrified to learn through my own research that bacteria do indeed have a 'magnetic sense', and we just instructed the spirochete to head towards our brains. Please read 'Cross Currents' and 'The Body Electric' by Robert O. Becker, M.D. and 'Cell Towers - Wireless Convenience? Or Environmental Hazard?' by B. Blake Levitt.

One reason the spirochete is so difficult to eradicate is because it is able to cross the blood-brain barrier, and this is precisely what wireless technology is causing spirochetes to do. This technology also causes heavy metals and free radicals to be trapped inside the brain and other tissues.

Bioinitiative Report:

www.bioinitiative.org/.../index.htm

Please do yourself a favor - if you live in the U.S., check for cell phone towers in your area here, and make some noise...