This Man Died Days After This Red Spot Showed Up. The Docs Freaked When Figured Out Why?

Six months ago a man in Kansas died a horrifying death suddenly. No explanation was available for the doctors. After period of researches, it turned out that a virus caused his death. It is a new virus that is being transmitted through ticks, that is just hitting the United States.

This kind of virus has never been seen in the Western part of the earth before. It has similar genome to that of some diseases found in Eastern Europe, Africa and Asia, according to the infectious disease experts.

The disease was named Bourbon virus, because the man who died lived in Bourbon Country, Kansas. Scientists are studying intensively to discover what in the genome led to anorexia, immensely high fever, unbearable muscle pain, and eventually death.

Because the disease is viral, no antibiotic can treat it (as is the case with lyme disease), and as such is posing a terrible threat.

The Top Natural Treatments For Lyme Disease

This disease is a complicated infection, hard to treat if doctors miss and early diagnosis, which is all to often the case.Lyme disease treatment is tricky because the most popular blood tests used in most doctors offices to detect the disease miss about 55 percent of this cases.

If and when a patient finally is diagnosed, it’s sometimes by a clinical evaluation of the symptoms, ones that often mimic other aliments like chronic fatigue, rheumatoid arthritis, and even Alzheimer’s disease.

Headaches, migrating pain, bowel problems, uncharacteristic mood swings, and sleep disorders are just a few of the symptoms commonly reported in Lyme patients.

The Only Answers Aren’t the Antibiotics.

While antibiotics are certainly helpful in treating the disease and the all-to-common tick-borne co-infections that often hitchhike into your body through a tick bite, experts in natural medicine say there’s also a place for holistic remedies in the treatment and management of Lyme disease, particularly in Lyme patients battling a chronic infection and its side effects.

Isaac Eliaz, MD, coauthor of the journal report and founder of Amitabha Medical Clinic and Healing Center in Sebastopol, California – explains that: “Antibiotics alone may not suffice because Lyme disease is caused by an intracellular spirochete bacterium called Borrelia burgdorferi. Intracellular means that the spirochete gets into the cell and therefore is not always available to the antibiotics”. He added : “The cell membrane inadvertently protects the bacteria and shields it from the antibiotics. The bacteria can also hide dormant in the nervous system, among other places, where antibiotic drugs can’t reach them.”

Natural Ways to Deal With Lyme

Inflammation annihilators:

Understanding the person, and actively supporting the person’s general health with emphasis on their immune system, circulation, reduced inflammation, and detoxification can be very helpful. This means ditching most processed foods and avoiding any added sugar.When treating Lyme disease personalized integrative care, high dosages of vitamin C IV can make a big difference.

Be tested for deficiencies:

Zinc, D and B vitamin could slow down Lyme recovery, so you need to ask your doctor to test for there, and improve your diet or supplement accordingly to bring your numbers up to healthy levels.

Lyme-killing plants:

According to the report, herbs like samento, banderol, andrographis, Japanese knotweed/resveratrol, smilax, cat’s claw, and Stephania all target Lyme and related tick-borne infections.

Probiotics:

Organic yogurt, kefir, and even fermented vegetables are good sources of probiotics.

Probiotics may help replenish beneficial bacteria in the gut that we wiped out by antibiotic Lyme disease treatment.

Acupuncture :

While researchers admit more research is warranted, acupuncture appears to be a promising way to help reduce or eliminate pain brought on by Lyme disease.

Have tea time:

Green tea compounds, along with curcumin, a component of the spice tumeric, are known to reduce oxidative stress and help aid in traditional antibiotic treatment.

Exercise:

Even small concentration of oxygen can help destroy Lyme bacteria in the body. Intense exercise during and after treatment can help keep the disease at bay.