The protocol has been 2.4 ata with antibiotics . Currently some are changing to 2.0ata. I have just been involved with treatment of a Lyme Alzheimer patient and doctor. We saw amazing results with 2.0 ata and antibiotics.The lady had had Azheimers for 9 years. The doctor and I got amazing results from treatment and it was one of his family members. I have been treated by someone who has treated many, many Lyme patients.

Dear Diana,


Their is a co-infection with a tick born illness called Babesiosis, where HBO treatments can make it worse, people doing HBO might want to research this.

Have you studied it, since you are still in pain yourself. Alzheimer patients usually have different infections.

Hugs, roz

Wrong, Roz. None of this is set in stone. Only theories and speculations. *edit*

I'm closing this thread for now also.

cool down time.

I am re-opening this thread after some edits and have also merged the new infections thread into it so the topic stays together

a few points to note

#1 This thread is clearly labeled as related to infections. If the subject or poster(s) trigger you, please move on and dont post to it.

#2 If members have a problem with a post that they feel violates our guidelines, please REPORT it using the report button

By retorting instead of reporting, you could find yourself in violation of the guidelines!
again a reminder of what the guidelines say about posting at NT
http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/showthread.php?t=1293
and


#3 also stated in the guidelines:
and at the bottom of every page of NT
Please credit other members with enough discernment and intelligence to be able to decide for themselves what is relevant information and what is not.

#4
there is a feature here to place another member on "ignore" if you find them upsetting. that means you will not see their posts nor be able to receive any PMs from them.
I strongly recommend that those who feel triggered by others use that feature

#5
please consider this an "official" warning that disrespectful posting to each other will not be tolerated here, on this thread or any other. I have clearly posted the guidelines above. If we have further violations, members could find their accounts in probation, which means all posts have to first be mod approved before appearing to the boards. We do *not* want to do that, but we also cannot have this forum disrupted by strife. It is not fair to anyone, least of all the members who are here to find support and information. Everyone is dealing with more than enough suffering with their illness. They dont need to be subjected to discord in a place that is supposed to be a safe haven.

I would appreciate everyone heeding this

thank you
Cheri

And let me just emphasize that we believe in everyone's right to their own opinions and interpretation of data and the research, just be respectful in disagreeing with one another. When an issue is especially close to us or our hearts, it can be challenging to try and keep a neutral attitude or viewpoint.

But we ask you do that anyways, because conversation and knowledge can't happen if people don't respect one another. Thank you.

Best,
DocJohn