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08/01/2008 16:05
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I read in one of the Lymes forums that Lymes hates oxygen and that is why Lymes hides. Can someone please explain what this means. For example, if one would start using oxygen could that cause Lymes to go into hiding/remission/be cured? Why would Lymes hate oxygen?
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08/02/2008 07:07
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 From reading on the net its said that bacteria and viruses can not survive in a oxygen rich enviroment.I think its pretty difficult to get enough oxygen in your body to kill the stuff.I was pretty sick and had no idea what was wrong with me.We have 35% food grade H202 at home.i started messing around with the stuff and built up to 40 drops a day...and things got pretty scary maybe i was herxing i have no idea but i quit because i was worried i was doing damage to myself.I am thinking however about adding the peroxide to a cool mist humidifier and breathing while i sleep.Also read IV H202 cured some hopeless cases of the 1918 flu pandemic..very interesting.
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08/03/2008 14:51
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 Buckron -- You noted that you read that bacteria and viruses cannot survive in an oxygen-rich environment. Are you sure this is correct?

What makes up an oxygen-rich environment? What effect would lymes have on people who used oxygen on a routine basis? Would people who used oxygen less likely to come down with a virus or a bacterial infection?
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08/04/2008 06:07
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 Well i am no scientist but oxygen kills bacteria and viruses thats a given...but how much is safe to drink?There is a lot of stuff on the net and its said 75 drops a day 35% food grade is max.Maybe i should be the guinea pig again and go for it! sick of lyme.

http://educate-yourself.org/cancer/ benefitsofhydrogenperozide17jul03.shtml
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08/04/2008 08:22
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 A Link of caution for those of you that consider H202.I changed my mind about playing around injesting the stuff.

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2005/01/12/60II/ main666489.shtml
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08/04/2008 18:38
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 Carol,

It's not just oxygen alone that will help you.

Go in to the forums under Medicines and Treatment and look at the posts under "Does anything help with the exhaustion". That will be easier than me retyping everything here. It will tell you about Lyme and oxygen. Feel free to PM me if you have any further questions.

Tom

I am not a doctor, and nothing I say here should be taken as medical advice of any kind.

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08/11/2008 12:06
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 <http://drl.wi.gov/dept/decisions/docs/20060215Shortt.htm>

Followup.

He's a big sports fan, also.

Gray
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08/11/2008 12:30
buckron

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 grayshockley wrote:

<http://drl.wi.gov/dept/decisions/docs/20060215Shortt.htm>

Followup.

He's a big sports fan, also.

Gray

I copied and pasted your link and it wouldn't work,

Try again?
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08/12/2008 15:31
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 Worked fine for me:

http://drl.wi.gov/dept/decisions/docs/20060215Shortt.htm

Gray
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08/12/2008 16:34
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 It managed to link up to web site -- What do others think about the Court findings against this Dr. Shortt? Based if this is a true printing of what the Court found, I think he more then likely should have his licensed suspended/revoked.
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