By Bryan Rosner on Oct 17, 2009 in Treatments | comments(0)
Many people have asked why I believe in the Marshall Protocol. I’ve made a section in my book which answers this question free for public viewing for the first time. Feel free to read about my Marshall Protocol experience here:
http://www.lymebook.com/personal-marshall-protocol-experience-testimonial-success
To learn more about the book in which this section appears, visit http://www.defeatlyme.com, or add the book to your cart right now. You may also purchase just the Marshall Protocol chapter from the book, which contains the above section as well as other information on the Marshall Protocol:
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Marshall Protocol Components
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Correcting Vitamin D Levels
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Reducing Exposure to Sunlight and Bright Lights
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Avoiding Vitamin D Sources in Food and Supplements
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Benicar Lowers Vitamin D Levels and Weakens the Bacteria
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Antibiotics used in the Marshall Protocol
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My experience with and commentary on the Modified Marshall Protocol
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Trial and error vs. laboratory testing
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Rife machines vs. the Marshall Protocol
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A Final Word
By Bryan Rosner on Oct 16, 2009 in Treatments | comments(1)
Coffee is bad for you, right? Or at least, the caffeine is…….right? Not quite. In fact, this year, research has shown that coffee prevents parkinson’s disease, protects the liver, and boosts mental clarity. Furthermore, it is hypothesized that it isn’t just the caffeine in coffee that does this - decaf coffee has similar health effects. Some experts say that the coffee bean is the most nutritious and anti-oxidant packed food most americans eat on an average day.
I avoided coffee for years due to the stigma that it is “bad for me” but recently began drinking decaf coffee. On the last 10% of my Lyme recovery, I found that consuming decaf coffee has actually had tremendous benefit for me, and that is what inspired this blog post. I will probably avoid caffeinated coffee due to the potential health effects of caffeine, but if you are a Lyme sufferer who has been avoiding coffee, you might discuss with your doctor the possibility of giving some decaf coffee a try.
It has long been known that coffee enemas aid in detoxification. I don’t do enemas; or colonics; I simply can’t handle the thought of such procedures. However, perhaps drinking coffee has a similar detoxification effect? Having shoved massive quantities of antimicrobial herbs and drugs down my throat over the years, I can say with certainty that the effects of coffee (benefits) for me are not antimicrobial but are instead related to detoxification, especially of the liver. As a complement, I’m also beginning to take Milk thistle again starting today, perhaps my liver needs more help than I guessed it did.
In any case, maybe its time for us Lyme sufferers to give Coffee a second look!
But this is just my opinion. If you happen to be wondering how Lyme physicians are treating Lyme disease in their practices, now you can find out in our most recently published book, Insights Into Lyme Disease Treatment. You can learn more here.
By Bryan Rosner on Feb 25, 2009 in Treatments | comments(3)
With the recent release of Dr. Nordquist’s book, The Stealth Killer: Is Oral Spirochetosis the Missing Link in the Dental and Heart Disease Labyrinth?, taking care of the mouth is a focus of discussion lately. Many Lyme sufferers have dental issues. Normal mouth care usually isn’t enough. I’m trying to compile a list of other approaches. Leave a comment on this post if you have any tips. I believe that brushing with a mixture of hydrogen peroxide and baking soda (and maybe salt) is a good idea. Here are some other ideas I just got from an email:
“All health begins in the mouth, keeping down the CRP is important.
JAQ uses GSE (grapefruit seed extract) liquid under her toothpaste along
with peppermint oil (clenzology) and a homeopathic toothpaste (unicity)
for an amazingly clean mouth, no gum disease, and braces off last year,
cavity free at 14.”
Very important topic indeed
By Bryan Rosner on Oct 26, 2008 in Treatments | comments(0)
Many of you know of Scott Forsgren as a very informative writer for Public Health Alert and also the Editor and Founder of http://www.betterhealthguy.com. Scott is battling Lyme disease and is on the forefront of research and reporting for the patient community. He is often one of the first people to try new, exotic treatments and then report back with his results. This makes him highly valuable to the Lyme community as he explores new treatments and then paves the way for the rest of us. Currently, Scott is in Germany undergoing biophoton therapy. You can keep up with his Germany treatment on his new blog.
By Bryan Rosner on Oct 22, 2008 in Treatments | comments(1)
The following is an article by by Scott Forsgren of http://www.betterhealthguy.com on the controversial issue of whether or not detox foot pads do what they actually claim to do, or are instead, a scam.
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By Bryan Rosner on Jul 10, 2008 in Treatments | comments(3)
The topic of intravenous antibiotic therapy is quite controversial when it comes to treating Lyme disease. In this post I am sharing an excerpt from my recently published book, “The Top 10 Lyme Disease Treatments.” The post also has a diagram of antibiotics and their relative benefit in Lyme disease according to my research.
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By Bryan Rosner on Jun 14, 2008 in Treatments | comments(0)
Mercury chelation is a complex topic. Most of what you read is wrong. In my opinion, there is only ONE mercury expert and he is Andy Cutler, Ph.D. Yes, my opinion only - many would disagree with me. Check out Andy’s work and decide for yourself…
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By Bryan Rosner on Jun 6, 2008 in General News, Treatments | comments(7)
Negative ions are known for their healing effect. In this post, I am going to share an excerpt from an excellent book, and also a video about negative ions. I was recently asked a question on YouTube about this topic so I am responding via this blog post. Here was the question:
Hi Brian. Thanks for the post. I too have felt a tremendous benefit from the negative ions and sunshine while being at the beach. As you seem to have a lot of experience with technology related to health, what are your thoughts on negative ion generators having a similar effect on the body? I’m speaking specifically about machines designed to emit a large amount of negative ions into the air, and aren’t just air purifiers that use negative ions to attract dust and pollutants.
Truth is I don’t know the answer, but in this post I will share what I do know and also, I will ask readers to share their experiences.
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You can now watch Dr. Lee Cowden discuss Nutramedix products on video. There is a separate video for each product. Click the links below to watch the videos: 
