The 13 Faces of Lyme
By Linda on Aug 25, 2011 in F.I.G.H.T., Infections
Dr. Gordon’s comments:
This on-line Discover magazine offers important insight into why there is such a wide range of potential manifestations of Lyme disease! This is important to be aware of since it should help clear up why some many “experts” on Lyme have such widely divergent views on the potential for chronic Lyme to have such varied presentations.
Now that we have the new epidemic of XMRV to deal with, which of course will have all the same controversy that we have had about Lyme, my point is very simple…….
WHO IN THE WORLD DOES NOT HAVE SOME CHRONIC INFECTION, as PART OF THE TOTAL cause of their dis-ease?
If we one day have the same freedom that doctors in Russia and Germany enjoy, then instead of wasting time and money chasing down the exact name of one or more pathogens, and then labeling that pathogen as the cause of the patients presenting clinical picture, we can one day come to our senses and say: OK, you are not functioning well.
I have this safe treatment that has been around for over 50 years and widely used that really lowers the total body burden of all pathogens. So let’s use this OZONE/UVB, as one part of your approach to improving your overall condition, and then address the rest of the issues that my FIGHT program outlines. All of which issues will be applicable to anyone with any degree of disease today, whatever label we put on the process!
Garry F. Gordon MD,DO,MD(H)
President, Gordon Research Institute
www.gordonresearch.com
Link: http://discovermagazine.com/
Excerpt:
Lyme disease, the most prevalent tickborne infection in the United States, can vary greatly from one person to the next. The hallmark is said to be a bull’s-eye rash, yet the rash can take other shapes or not appear at all. Some patients suffer nerve damage, others heart block or swollen joints. Almost 20 percent report a flu-like condition marked by myalgia, arthralgia, and fatigue. Intensity veers wildly too: In one patient symptoms may be barely discernible; in another so incapacitating that life is derailed.
