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When diet is wrong medicine is of no use. When diet is correct medicine is of no need.

Diet is the key to success or failure when it comes to Lyme disease.

Let's start at the beginning:

Our human body will overcome just about any virus if it were supplied with the right diet. The Human body is the most amazing thing on the planet; it's your best defense against a Lyme attack or any virus for that matter. What most of us do not know about our digestive system is this little fact. Our bodies only receive 3% of the nutrients of the food we consume. Our human body was not designed to eat or consume cooked food. It was designed to eat raw fruits and vegetables and drink water……that's it! We don't follow that diet so well do we?

The Human Form has only changed 0.02% in 40,000 years. But look how our daily diet is nothing like our ancestors diet.

The best way to beat Lyme disease in my opinion is to Juice your fruits and vegetables and add herbal powders to your drink daily, it's that simple.

Why juice you ask?

Juicing helps you absorb all the nutrients from the fruits and vegetables. 97% to be exact. Juicing allows you to consume an optimal amount of fruits and vegetables in an efficient manner. You can add a wider variety of fruits and vegetables in your diet.

Here is the problem with juicing: IT TASTES TERRIBLE!!!

Making smoothies gives you an even better result than juicing because you can still liquefy your diet but a smoothie allows for even more ingredients that you could never put in a juicer. Like Flax Seed, Honey, Yogurt, Milk, Oatmeal, nuts, and of course your herbal powders Say Goodbye to Fatigue, Say goodbye to aches and pains, say goodbye bad vision, say goodbye to that brain fog, Say goodbye to all that crap it's GONE.

Below I will share with you some basic background info of nutrition that may be helpful to Lyme suffers.

There are MANY diet restrictions- while recovering from Lyme imposed by MDs familiar with the disease. One MUST review these restrictions with health professional familiar with them. In general, you need to avoid all excessive table sugars, desserts, sweet drinks, etc., though limited amounts of things like honey can be OK, if used with meals. The yeast diet restriction is real, as you can have your intestinal flora drift out of whack when you are on antibiotics.

Cellular communication is literally the single most important concept in nutrition, and when we support this communication process we are empowering every single cell and every single part of the body to function the way it is supposed to. Sugars are now known to be the actual communicators between the cells in the body. It was long thought that the proteins that form on each cell were the communicators but this has proven to be wrong. If the cells do not have the correct sugars they will be unable to send the proper messages of what their needs are. If this communication is interrupted for too long the cell will die and if these sugars are missing in a large number of related cells then its tissue will die as well.

THE BIGGEST MISUNDERSTANDING WITH PEOPLE WHO SUFFER FROM LYME IS SUGAR VS LYME

Sugar is a no - no yes that’s true BUT what Type of sugar?

Glucose, fucose Galactose, Manose is it Fucose maybe just maybe xylose
 You don’t know, all you know is sugar is a no-no
So for example is kelp a bad food source for Lyme?
Let’s see….
KELP: Dr. D.C. Jarvis, author of Folk Medicine (Galahad, 1996), points out that the composition of the human body and of seawater are the same. It's only practical, he suggests, that we should turn to the sea to supplement our mineral needs.
And to a certain extent we do—whenever we eat saltwater fish and other ocean-grown foods. Even so, we can effectively step up the health benefits provided by the ocean by taking a daily kelp tablet (available in health food stores and some drugstores). Dr. Jarvis, who practiced medicine well into his 80s, called this "a simple, effective means of avoiding the mineral deficiency conditions which appear in the human body when we eat only land-grown foods, which are all too often grown in mineral-starved soil."
Kelp is a major source of iodine—a necessary mineral in our bodies. The thyroid gland, for example, needs iodine to do its work properly. Yet most of us are iodine deficient.


OK so  kelp sounds good its off the charts good for minerals especially Iodine.
 HEY wait a minute kelp breaks down into 3 different types of SUGAR ……What????
So if we go with the concept sugar is a NO -NO we would have to eliminate kelp….
White table sugar is a NO NO this is true but not kelp
If cells communicate with sugar and protein and there are 8 different types of sugar on the planet one of them is a no-no for lyme  then wouldn’t it just make common sence to put  those food sources that the body breaks down into those 8 sugars with some protein powders or foods that are rich in proteins like spirulina in a blender with some herbs and some fruits and veggies.
Well that’s what I did and I found those food sources that help the cells communicate with other cells better than ever before and when I did that I never returned to antibiotics.
By body just worked better my asthma disappeared my joint pain gone my brain fog significantly better. My fatigue all gone. My lyme symptoms started to just go away.

Sugar is a NO-NO …..SUGAR IS A HELL YES!!!!

My  complete list of the eight sugars.

Kelp Powder

Aloe vera powder

Shark cartilage powder

Psyllium Seed powder

Fenugreek powder

Shitake mushroom powder

Whey Protein Isolate

Those breakdown into the 8 sugars found on the planet

They call them Glyconutrients

They are really monosaccharides


The sugars I found to feed lyme SYMPTOMS are complex carbohydrates and good old fashioned white table sugar and of course  the evil of all evils high fructose corn syrup.

LYME DOES NOT FEED OFF OF SUGAR
It feeds off of MANGANESE

In the 1930s, researchers discovered that our bodies require small amounts of dietary manganese each day. Since then, it has been determined that each adult has about 5-20 mg of manganese stored in his or her body.

Risk of Dietary Deficiency

Typical non-vegetarian diets contain about 2 to 7 mg of manganese daily. Vegetarians tend to have more manganese and can approach 10 or more mg daily. As reflected in the Food Source section, both dietary patterns should be able to pass the 2 mg per day Daily Value (DV) recommendation.


The symptoms of dietary deficiency of manganese are itchy skin rash and low blood cholesterol levels. In animal research, diets containing almost no manganese can also lead to abnormal blood sugar control and abnormal bone development.


When we are low in manganese which helps regulate blood sugar control the lyme will then “feel like its feeding off of sugar” it may or not be but if it feels like it then its hard to say its not.


So now the next logical thing is STOP feeding the Lyme…..OK hows that going for ya  the Lyme will feed off of you and you will be weak, have brittle bones, bad hair, fatigue all of the symptoms of having LOW MANGANESE or manganese deficiency.


When I found out  that Lyme feeds off of manganese I immediately panicked and said lets starve the Lyme then I looked at my smoothie herbal protocol and I found I simply couldn’t be eating more manganese. So I am fine running 3 miles a day fine and I eat a ton of manganese  I had no idea that I was doing that BUT THE BODY KNOWS WHAT IT NEEDS now what if listened to some stupid person like a sugar nut job don’t feed it sugar and don’t feed it what it wants better to starve it. Go all gluten go allllll these things don’t eat anything except proboitics.


I don’t listen to people I listen to my body.


NOW here comes the fun Part

Pumpkin seeds are 73.5% manganese

Pumpkin seeds are a parasite killer

Lyme feeds off of manganese.

Lyme feeds off of pumpkin seeds and the pumpkin seeds kill it

So I put Pumpkin Seed Powder in my smoothie and I buy a herbal blend that has a bunch of other cool herbs as well pumpkin seed being just one of the parasite killers.
The real reason we feed it manganese, because if Lyme leaves you alone and it’s  happy  you will be symptom free.
Its like giving the baby the pacifier.

Manganese: World's Healthiest Foods rich in manganese

Cloves 126.4%
Oats 96%
Brown Rice 88%
Garbanzo Beans 84.5%
Spinach 84%
Pineapple 76.5%
Pumpkin Seeds 73.5%
Tempeh 73%
Rye 72%
Soybeans 71%

So in an example this is what my daily smoothie could look like

Spinach
Yogurt
Coconut milk
Pineapples
Banana
Apples
Hemp protein powder
Oat meal
And these herbal powders a little under a teaspoon all mix up together

All in powder form

Kelp, Aloe Vera , Fenugreek, Reishi Mushroom Powder, Whey Protein Isolate, Ginkgo, Psyllium Husk powder, Pau d’ arco, Olive Leaf, Wheat Grass,  Spirulina,  Fo-ti Root, Gota Kola, Chlorella, Cat’s Claw,  Echinacea Angustifolia, Turmeric  powder, Maca root, Sarsaparilla  root, Eleuthero Root powder, Schisandra Berry powder.  Marshmallow Root Powder, Slippery Elm Bark, Fennel Seed Powder, White Oak bark Powder, Nettle Leaf,   pumpkin seed, Gwmnema Sylvestris, Reserveratrol Ext., Cacao Berry powder, Gogi Berry powder, Chia seed, Flax seed, Black Walnut Hull.

I have about three maybe four different types of mixes I use.

Some for energy some for parasites some for balance you can not take the same herbs over and over that isn’t safe so you have to mix and match as you go. I always take a break usually a week or so but I still will do some sort of NEW herb while I am cleaning out my system of the old herbs.

 
In total money wise you can buy a good herbal bundle for 40 bucks I buy mine by the pound and I mix what I need according to what my body says.  Since I take a hint it will last me just about a year and we are talking somewhere in the neighborhood of $400-$600 per year. For some that’s a drop in the bucket for some it’s just not possible. Basically we are talking about $50 bucks a month. So when you say it like that….That’s why doctors will NEVER be into this type of medicine. There is no money in it. 

 
Now the food is very expensive the smoothies and the fruit the FOODS THAT HEAL are costly but ya gotta eat.  So it’s an increase of about 25% cost wise. 

 
There is a HUGE difference between Diets that heal and diets that are good for you. Everybody for the most part thinks they eat good.........If your still sick you need a diet that heals ......not a diet that is good for you. 


Potassium is an essential nutrient used to maintain fluid and electrolyte balance in the body. A deficiency in potassium causes fatigue, irritability, and hypertension (increased blood pressure).

Water

Drinking enough water each day can help you maintain a healthy lymphatic system. The lymphatic system requires a sufficient supply of liquids to function at its optimum level. You should drink a minimum of eight glasses per day for good health.

Essential Fatty Acids

A healthy, properly functioning lymphatic system requires an adequate intake of healthy fats. Good sources of healthy fats include nuts and seeds, such as flaxseeds, pumpkin seeds, almonds and walnuts. Other good sources include avocados and fatty fish, such as salmon, rainbow trout and sardines.

Foods that treat inflammation:

Broccoli
Walnuts
Garlic
Pineapple
Spinach
Ginger & Turmeric
Salmon
Oranges, grapefruit, lemon, and limes
Blueberries, raspberries, strawberries and blackberries
Carrots, squash, and sweet potatoes

Example of my daily diet plan
• 1/2 cup raspberries
• 1/2 cup strawberries
• 1/2 cup blueberries
• 1 cup 2% milk /almond/coconut/soy/yogurt
• 1 cup apple juice (unsweetened) or one raw apple, banana or orange
• 2 cups ice / 2 tablespoons Aloe Vera Juice
• 1 small carrot
• Herbal powders that kill remove heal protect and build strong

That's just a simple example of the smoothies I make daily, if you add this regiment to your daily routine and drop a teaspoon of  some herbs  into a smoothie

Say good Bye to Fatigue
Say Goodbye to Chronic Lyme Disease
Say goodbye to Joint pain
Say Goodbye to brain Fog
Say goodbye to depression
Say hello to Life



Why do we have to boost the metabolism and/or feed our systems larger-than-normal amounts of vitamins, minerals, amino acids, etc?

CANDIDA

Because, it would seem, we're compensating for a leaky gut. Despite the research which shows that increased intestinal permeability problems are the cause of or complicates the lives of people with asthma, rheumatoid arthritis, IBS, or AIDS, and Lyme.
Any one of the following can cause a leaky gut:

• Antibiotics because they lead to the overgrowth of abnormal flora in the gastrointestinal tract (bacteria, parasites, candida, fungi)
• Alcohol and caffeine (strong gut irritants)
• Foods and beverages contaminated by parasites like Giardia lamblia, Cryptosporidium, Blastocystis hominis and others
• Foods and beverages contaminated by bacteria like Helicobacter pylori, Klebsiella, citrobacter, Pseudomonas and others
• Chemicals in fermented and processed food (dyes, preservatives, peroxidized fats)
• Enzyme deficiencies (e.g. celiac disease, lactase deficiency causing lactose intolerance)
• NSAIDS (non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs) like ASA, ibuprofen, indomethacin, etc.
• Prescription corticosteroids (e.g. prednisone)
• High refined carbohydrate diet (e.g. candy bars, cookies, cake, soft drinks, white bread)
• Prescription hormones like the birth control pill
• Mold and fungal mycotoxins in stored grains, fruit and refined carbohydrates

Leaky gut syndrome (CANDIDA) also creates a long list of mineral deficiencies because the various carrier proteins present in the gastrointestinal tract that are needed to transport minerals from the intestine to the blood are damaged by the inflammation process. For example, magnesium deficiency (low red blood cell magnesium) is quite a common finding in conditions like fibro despite a high magnesium intake through the diet and supplementation. If the carrier protein for magnesium is damaged, magnesium deficiency develops as a result of malabsorption. Muscle pain and spasms can occur as a result. Similarly, zinc deficiency due to malabsorption can result in hair loss or baldness as occurs in alopecia areata. Copper deficiency can occur in an identical way leading to high blood cholesterol levels and osteoarthritis. Further, bone problems develop as a result of the malabsorption of calcium, boron, silicon and manganese. (from the web page of Dr. Zoltan Rona, Toronto, Ontario).

Candida in my opinion is a nightmare even worse than Lyme sometimes.
If you have taken antibiotics for over month or a large dose for a short time it’s a great chance even to the point of you most certainly have Candida.
Candida feels just like Lyme and most doctors have no idea what candida is and how it works because Candida is controlled and reversed by NUTRITION and that alone is what works the best. Foods that heal not drugs that have crazy symptoms if you’re going to the doctor for Candida you maybe throwing gas on the fire. I say that because only 6% of the doctors in the USA have taken a course on nutrition.

A person who studied nutrition and has a degree in nutrition understands Candida. Most  doctors for the most part will treat a yeast infection.

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