RifeLabs - About Lyme Disease

Lyme disease occurs in all 50 states and around the world. It was first described in German medical records in the 1880's. More recently it was "discovered" in the 1970's here in the US in Lyme, Connecticut. The bacteria's name is Borrelia Burgdorferi [Bb] and it is a spirochete (corkscrew shape). The disease is a bacterial infection and is usually passed on to humans through a tick bite. The tick generally has to be attached to its host for at least 8 hours, long enough for the tick to stop feeding and allow an exchange of fluids. The ticks carry other diseases such as babesiosis, erlichiosis, and rickettsial fevers. A "bull's-eye" rash occurs in less than half of all infections. Testing for Lyme is frequently inconclusive. The ELISA, or titre, is the least accurate, with about 40% accuracy. The western blot test is a little better with about 70% accuracy. IgeneX's Immuno dot assay Test, a urine test, is the most accurate. There are other tests, such as the IFA (which is inaccurate), and a PCR that looks at spinal fluid. A new surface protein test, the C6LPE, is reported to be free from autoimmune disease based false positives. The new Reverse Western Blot is also reported to be highly accurate.

If treatment is started, the patient usually feels worse 24 to 48 hours later. This is called a her, short for Jarrisc-Herxheimer Reaction. It is caused by the patient’s immune response to the dead bacteria’s pathogenic body fluids in the bloodstream. Patients report similar flare-ups once a month thereafter. This is the bacteria’s normal replication and die-off cycle and is not a Jarrisch-Herxheimer Reaction.

If you have Lyme and wish to experiment with the EMEM3, note that an apparent herxheimer reaction may occur if an initial exposure time is exceeded. The idea is to feel something but not to incapacitate one's self!!! Feedback indicates most people start at 4 or 5 minutes total. Some people also experience an apparent herxheimer reaction after an antibiotic treatment is started. Most, based on their reports, had tried unsuccessfully to be cured with antibiotics. Although those treated within a week of the initial appearance of symptoms are in remission or totally cured, others sick for weeks, months or years have taken several rounds of oral or intravenous antibiotics over the years. Many people report that these treatments made only a marginal difference in how they felt while being treated. However many report feeling sicker, relapsing if you will, in weeks or months following the cessation of every regimen of antibiotics. In the case of multiple regimens individuals report an overall downhill progression of overall health over the years. This is due to a peculiar characteristic of the lyme bacteria. When "threatened" by antibiotics they form a glyco-protein cocoon around themselves. This is referred to as a "cyst state." While protected from antibiotics in these cysts they can replicate up to 5 times per Bryan Rosner. Hence when they "come out" there can be substantially more than before they went into "hiding." Thus people can apparently get sicker indirectly from antibiotic useage. Conversely, people using EMEM3 technology do not generate cyst stages and do not suffer from serious relapses caused by introduction of "hidden" bacteria.

People also combine a second healing modality with the EMEM3 such as European Mistletoe, reiki, other electronic machines, infused water, and so on. The European Mistletoe herb has been studied in clinical labs and found to: stimulate the immune system; reverse AIDS; control seizures; and help treat lump cancers. Check with your health care professional before you set up a regimen as it is orally introduced and has the potential to drive bacteria into a cyct stage in high doses. Lastly, we can make no claims about the suitability of the EMEM3 for any disease. We can only offer anecdotes and testimonials.