Captain G.@ero

Tip to sharpen your knowledge on toxicity of BV: -contact Dr. Jayakumar Rajadas from Stanford -read Elli Lobels book. If what you say is true I would have been dead a long time ago. Using it to treat Borrelia / Babesia / Bartonella infections. Works like a charm. As usual, dosing is key.

You can’t use bee venom in humans to treat cancer. It’s too toxic, because it destroys the outer skin of any body cell, that it encounters. The side effects would be horrendous, forget chemo. It is - after all - a venom.

@danaparish 60 years, no treatment/conclusive testing for Lyme…

6 years. No treatment for Covid. 🤡

@spacewxwatch Agree 100%

If I’ve learned anything over the last two years about Long COVID, it’s that it is probably bacterial/zoonotic in nature. After over a year of dealing with POTS symptoms including palpitations, dizziness, and the frequent feeling of needing to faint, I’m completely symptom free for two straight months after 30 days of doxycycline. I’m still batting Lyme and a co-infection of parasites, but I think it’s abundantly clear what happened to me… COVID-activated Lyme disease. Many of the standard Lyme tests may miss it, as they have low sensitivities and false negatives are very common—they also rely on your immune system’s response for detection. In my case, three false negatives. If you have ME/CFS, POTS, or LC, I recommend doing everything in your power to get a peripheral blood smear that you can actually see the results of yourself with your own eyes, not behind some big lab. In fact, being a scientist, I bought a biological microscope off Marketplace and Wright Giemsa stain to make the smears myself. Whatever you do, do not give up. For many of us, the answer might be right there for you to see. -C

« continued research investment. » is a bit of an overstatement. There has been almost no research on solving tick borne chronic diseases. Most patients are left to rot. If you want to make borrelia / babesia / bartonella « visible »: take a « direct » test with DualDur in Hungary they will take picture of pathogen you can show your doctor. I’ve experienced ignorance by medical system, bad tests, no access to medication first hand for 15 years. It is a disgrace, you’re on your own.

Millions of Americans live with infection-associated chronic conditions and illnesses, including long COVID, ME/CFS, and Lyme disease–associated chronic symptoms; conditions that are often debilitating, misunderstood, and under-recognized. In a new Clinical Infectious Diseases viewpoint, CAPT Iskander and Dr. Haridopolos of the Office of the U.S. Surgeon General call for making these “invisible illnesses” visible through patient-centered care, stronger surveillance, multidisciplinary management, and continued research investment. The article emphasizes the importance of validating patients’ lived experiences while advancing evidence-informed care to improve outcomes for people living with these complex chronic conditions.

@camille_moscow It does not cure Lyme, I can tell you that.

Le dioxyde de chlore guérit tout, coûte 28 dollars pour traiter une famille pendant un an et a été effacé de la surface de la Terre par toutes les autorités sanitaires mondiales pendant cinquante ans. — Dr. Pierre Kory

@marybethpf I tried it (and other lymies i know tried it) no result whatsoever, there are way better treatments imo. Sorry to spoil your enthusiasm 😏

Lyme patients: Read my story to learn of "a treatment that is relatively simple, safe, and affordable (at $30 online for a generous supply)." Read about a doctor with chronic Lyme who treated herself. trialsitenews.com/a/lyme-and-aut…

@polybioRF Thanks for your work, but you are still using the term PTLD? I thought we knew better by now? I suppose it’s purely for strategic/political reasons?

3/ A major value of this study is the three patient arms—Long COVID, ME/CFS and PTLD—allowing the results of each specialized assay to be compared and contrasted with other patient groups. The study may provide crucial information on the over-arching, similar themes in etiology across IACIs, and further allow researchers to determine the differences between groups in these blood markers.

Here’s an inside look at the PolyBio-supported study focused on delineation of coagulation, innate-immune and vascular blood-based biomarkers in IACIs with researcher Dr. Michael VanElzakker running sample analysis in the lab. The study is simultaneously investigating multiple etiologies involved in IACIs, with analysis on fibrinaloid microclots, NETosis, platelet aggregation, and hormonal/neuroimmune parameters in patients’ blood with Long COVID, ME/CFS, and Post-Treatment Lyme Disease.

@dralmiller Ordered the book, thanks for sharing your experience.

Just published: amazon.com/dp/B0GX3DDWPP/…

@RepJames @krisnewby @SecKennedy Even the ‘expensive tests’ often fail. Best test for Lyme imo is DualDur. Blood smear for babesia and bartonella. Lost almost 10 years because of sloppy tests. It still is a ´mess’.

My wife has Lyme disease and other co-infections, but it doesn’t show up through standard antibody testing. You need a more expensive test to find it. Today I asked @SecKennedy what we can do to make sure people with unexplained symptoms are getting thorough and accurate testing

@alc2022 @HunterEsoteric Works well for first few days, then result fades close to zero (from my experience)

@HunterEsoteric Very interesting

Nobody talks about DSIP and it might be the most underrated sleep peptide out there. Here's how it actually works DSIP — Delta Sleep Inducing Peptide → Crosses the blood brain barrier → Binds to specific receptors in the hypothalamus → Increases delta wave activity during sleep Delta waves are what happen during deep sleep. Deep sleep is when: → Growth hormone is released → Cellular repair happens → Memory consolidation occurs → Cortisol resets for the next day Most sleep supplements work by sedating you. DSIP doesn't sedate. It induces the specific brainwave pattern your body needs to actually recover. You've been counting hours of sleep. You should have been counting delta waves.

@Florian02963103 Worth checking tick born infections, i know several patients who reported it. Stops after antibacterial treatment. No idea what mechanism could be.

Ich hab noch immer dieses nervige Innere Vibrieren. So ca im Rumpfbereich bis zu den Hüften. Mit einer hohen Dosis Vit B1 geht das weg. Aber sobald ichs 1-2 Tage nicht nehme kommt der Tremor direkt zurück und vibriere den ganzen Tag vor mich hin Kennt ihr das?

@alc2022 Try Cortexin, works even better😏

doing cerebrolysin now my IQ is ascending to >180

@MK2forU @DanielS216977 Great post, as usual. Thanks

$IBRX Anktiva and T-797 in Sepsis: “Novel Interleukin-15 Superagonist (N-803) and Invariant Natural Killer T Cell (agenT-797) Combination Immunotherapy for Unresolving Coccidioides immitis Infection” highlights a novel combination approach leveraging immune activation and restoration in severe and persistent infections. Coccidioides immitis Infection can lead to fungal sepsis. Abstract will be presented at the American Thoracic Society ATS International Conference 2026, occurring May 15-20, 2026, in Orlando, Florida. investor.minktherapeutics.com/news-releases/…

@MK2forU They are stepping into chronic infections. Logistics are being prepared. Kickoff in 2026.

$IBRX Expanding into infectious disease and sepsis, which have a much larger TAM than cancer, involves combining Anktiva (IL-15) with T-797 (an invariant natural killer T cell), which could be produced on the NANT Leonardo platform. The company’s move into the infectious disease space will begin with a Phase 3 trial (NCT07492875) for Severe Community-Acquired Pneumonia, alongside a Phase 2 trial (NCT07492888) for the same condition, with or without Sepsis/ARDS. More details about the sepsis market and the opportunities offered by the NANT Leonardo platform are available in my March post. huggenberg.substack.com/p/the-leonardo…

There is, one of them: "Cortexin", Russian peptide (IM), works like a charm, but I can't get it past EU customs any more. Have used a lot of it. It is cheap and effective, works for systemic inflammation as well, no side effects. Russia has a lot of very interesting drugs but politics seem to prevail on health.

@CovidSolidarit1 A lot of antimicrobials reduce neuroinflammation which is how my severe neurological Lyme/ bart symptoms resolved. I combined with paleo which was also very helpful. Have seen great success w diet (keto/ paleo etc) and abx.

Why is there zero medication I can take to lower my brain inflammation when it flares?

I lost 8 years of access to proper treatment because all babesia and bartonella tests kept coming back negative, turned out I had both. Testing done by DualDur (Hungary) and dr Tarello. Treating Lyme&co is a minefield in all aspects. Most reliable parameter is your bodies reaction to treatment: if you herx, you’re treating, whatever the bug may be.

That’s why blood tests suck for Lyme and bartonella and why many assume pathogens don’t persist. Blood is THE WRONG PLACE TO LOOK for stealth pathogens. Unless you study tissue, don’t talk to me about your dumb “post infectious” theories.

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@TruthCuresLyme Thanks, sorry misread yr post, thought you were talking about mechanism of Borrelia itself, missed the vaccine context, thanks for yr interesting posts

@CaptainGaero Not to inject that shit?

Marques & Martin (NIAID) found that Borrelia cause immunosuppression and brain inflammation simultaneously. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/16783164/ The part of the Borrelia responsible are the triacyl lipoproteins, aka PAM3CYS. PAM3CYS is found in other bacteria such as MenB. 🧐

@BayAreaLyme Maybe I should identify as a dog in order to have access to proper treatment ?

🐶 Ohio dog warden reports “great uptick in Lyme” w/ 15 dogs testing positive in their care right now. Symptoms include: ✅joint swelling ✅fatigue ✅loss of appetite Limping gets them immediate antibiotics from the vet. Dogs often respond well to treatment.