Loveall said:
Great find! :thumb_up:
Lyme disease can be notoriously hard to treat...
Loveall said:
Loveall said:
Doc Buxin said:Lyme's Disease is one tricky situation to deal with!
CosmicLion said:Doc Buxin said:Lyme's Disease is one tricky situation to deal with!
I have not attempted this with anyone yet, but I've had this idea for lymes disease for a while.
From my understanding, treating it with anti-biotics sometimes fails to eliminate it because of how embedded in the body it be becomes, hiding places, making it hard for the anti-biotics to reach all the nooks and craneys to find and destroy it.
From my understanding, it is not anti-biotic resistance that is the problem, its finding all the Lymes in the body and delivering the medicine to it.
Kambo has tons of compounds in it, including a potent anti-viral and anti-biotic and massive immune stimulants. It also is known to circulate blood and fluid through areas that usually do not get much circulation, hence it's unique ability to flush out the lymph nodes and other organs.
My idea was to take a solid, if not overzealous dose of prescribed anti-biotics for the lymes disease.... If possible getting a physician to give you or prescribe you injectable antibiotics for 3 days in a row, as they work better than pills. For injectable anti-biotics, 1 shot is often enough, but they commonly give up to 3 shots 3 days in a row if you are really sick.
Then while the anti-biotics are at their peak concentration in the blood (a couple hours after you take them?) apply Kambo. Then repeat this for at least 3 days in a row for a full kambo inoculation.
You not only get all the healing and compounds of the Kambo, but you PUSH and FORCE the other antibiotics into all those areas that usually don't get good circulation and FLOOD them with medicine so all the Lymes can be targeted.
This approach may or may not be applicable when treating other diseases, too.... Parlaying Kambo's circulation action with delivering the meds throughout the body more effectively.
Just an idea, that has not been tested.
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DansMaTete said:From the frog Phyllomedusa bicolor.
Considering the broad physiological effects of this formulation shown in the fruit fly, Prakash hopes their formulation could have interesting applications in a number of human disorders such as diabetes, obesity, neurodegeneration, chronic inflammation, depression, irritable bowel syndrome and even cancer.
Do you have a reference for these assertions?Cosmic Lion said:Kambo has tons of compounds in it, including a potent anti-viral and anti-biotic and massive immune stimulants. It also is known to circulate blood and fluid through areas that usually do not get much circulation, hence it's unique ability to flush out the lymph nodes and other organs.
Cosmic Lion said:Kambo has tons of compounds in it, including a potent anti-viral and anti-biotic and massive immune stimulants. It also is known to circulate blood and fluid through areas that usually do not get much circulation, hence it's unique ability to flush out the lymph nodes and other organs.
downwardsfromzero said:Do you have a reference for these assertions?
Would kambo be likely to help in the case of psoriatiform eczema with underlying lymphatic congestion?
And, Doc Buxin - does apitherapy apply well in such an instance?
downwardsfromzero said:Thanks for the info!
downwardsfromzero said:The best thing for me is swimming in the sea at a nice warm, sunny beach. I'll see if I can get a beach holiday prescribed next week!!