What to Do About Aches and Pains?
By Herb “Roi” Richards
A disease that used to be rather rare is now commonplace. It is usually misdiagnosed and therefore treated with the wrong medications. You can get it from any biting insect and close contact with anyone who has it. It is very contagious.
In some families, everyone has it to some degree, even the dogs and cats. The unique thing about this bacterium is it either causes over 300 different
diseases or mimics over 300 different sets of symptom s. Some of the sets of symptoms are so far-out doctors will tell you it’s all in your head. (Not a real sickness and you may be labeled psychosomatic).
It seems to settle in any weak place and therefore cause way different symptoms in each person. They thought I had fibromyalgia along with rheumatoid arthritis while my wife had severe digestive problems. Because of the vastly different symptoms, very few doctors – either natural or allopathic – would even guess we both had the same disease.
Remember intimate contact with someone who has it (a kiss, etc.) will transmit the bacteria. You don’t have to be bitten to pick it up from another person: it can even be airborne! Any mosquito, fly, or gnat that bites you could be injecting you with this bacterium. I got mine from a mosquito bite and my wife got it from me. It was nine years after I got the mosquito bite that healed a lot different than usual that I figured out what was wrong.
I thought I might have one of many different neurologic disorders: fibromyalgia, psychosomatic disorder, and my personal favorite, neuro-syphilis.
These are some of the symptoms:
• Subtle cognitive problems, difficulty with speech.
• Difficulties with concentration, mood swings
• Fatigue, tiredness, poor stamina .
• Aches and Pain in the legs, stiffness of joints and back pain .
• Shooting pains, numbness, and tingling in the hands or feet.
• Irritable bladder, intern al pain .
• Panic attacks and anxiety.
• Arthritis affecting the knees, leg s, ankles, hips, shoulders, elbows, wrist, thumbs, etc.
• Nerve pain radiating out from the spine.
• Numbness in the limbs or facial paralysis (Bell’s Palsy).
The proper name of this dis ease is Borreliosis but it’s commonly called Lyme disease, name d after the town where it was first diagnosed. I know the myth “You get it from a deer tick,” but that is mostly urban legend. Most people disregard the possibility of this disease because they haven’ t been out in deer woods.
“Lyme disease is a great masquerader, which makes getting a proper diagnosis of Lyme a real challenge. Lyme can cause symptoms in multiple organs, including skin, heart, nervous system, joints, muscles, and gastrointestinal tract.
“Involvement of the lungs, eyes or urinary tract has also been experienced,” reports Leo Galland, M.D.
I never gave Lyme disease a thought because I didn’t get a tick bite . After we finally knew, we tried many things that were supposed to kill that bacteria off but all they did was to slow it down somewhat. I’ve since talked to dozens of people who’ve spent thousands of dollars and 10-20 years trying to get rid of this tough little corkscrew shaped bacteria, with few results. Lyme disease is caused by the bacterium Borrelia burgdorferi and actually has now spread worldwide.
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Herb (Roi) Richards is co-author of the book Lyme Disease Non-medical Diagnosis and Treatment. He is a graduate of the College of Life Science in Health and Natural Nutrition, a Laser Reiki Master, and author of numerous health-related articles.
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