LYME BORRELIOSIS Case analysis

Removing the electromagnetic code for Borrelia burgdorferi

MEDICAL PROFILE

HISTORY: The patient is a 58-year-old male with a history of having had a tick bite in 1984. In the groin, at the site of the tick bite, he developed a classical erythema migrans or “ bull’s-eye” lesion of Borrelia burgdorferi. Skin blisters followed. Heart block, with bradycardia developed in 1989. A pulse sensitive pacemaker was required in 1995.

LABORATORY: At the onset of his disease appropriate titers were obtained for Lyme Borreliosis. Although there was no diagnostic consensus at various laboratories, there was sufficient evidence to recommend treatment with antibiotics.

PHYSICAL EXAMINATION: A chronically ill white male with decreased breath sounds on the right posterior base of the lung, associated with percussion dullness. Heart: regular rhythm with a pacemaker. Skin: Acrodermatitis Chronicum Atrophicans on the arms.

TREATMENT: the use of antibiotics he had a transient response of decreasing fatigue and muscle pain, but this was followed by gradual progression of generalized weakness, muscle cramps, and mental fatigue. Dapsone controlled his skin rash, eruptions and blisters. Severe, nausea, loss of balance and dim vision persisted. He continued to have shortness of breath due to paralysis of the diaphragm on the right side.

ELECTRODEMAL PROFILE

FIRST ITERATION

11/27/01

DETECTION SITE/DIGITAL CODE IN PLAIN LANGUAGE

TW 20 Hypothalamus

Bug Spray 4X

DIM VISION

OP 7 Macula

Bug Spray 4X

NAUSEA

ST 44c Celiac Plexus

Borrelia burgdorferi 2X

LU 10d Mediastinal Plexus

Bug Spray

LOSS OF BALANCE

TW 17a Cochlea (Inner ear)

Bug Spray 4X

Borrelia burgdorferi 2X

MUSCULAR WEAKNESS

SV 48 Skeletal Muscles

Borrelia burgdorferi 2X

SKIN RASH AND ATROPHY

SK 2 Skin, Upper body

Borrelia burgdorferi 2X

CARDIAC ARRHYTHMIA

HT6 Myocardium

Borrelia burgdorferi 2X

HT 7a (R) Atrio-ventricular Node

Borrelia burgdorferi 2X

HT 7 (L)(R) Conduction Apparatus

Borrelia burgdorferii 2X

NERVOUS SYSTEM

NV 1b Peripheral and Central Nervous System

Borrelia burgdorferi 2X

HEADACHE

GB 5 Veins of the Head

Borellia burgdorferi 2X

ACRODERMATITIS CHRONICUM ATROPHICANS

SK2 Skin of the Upper Body, Arms and Legs

Borrelia burgdorferi 2X

SK1-1 Lymphatics of the Skin

Borrelia burgdorferi 2X

PARALYSIS, RIGHT DIAPHRAGM

BL 17 Right diaphragm, Superior aspect

Borrelia burgdorferi 2X

ASSESSMENT

This case demonstrates a diffuse distribution of Borrelia burgdorferi Pulse-Digital codes The electromagnetic detection sites at which they are found are consistent with the organ and system sites represented by the clinical location of muscle, skin, heart and circulation.

The code for “Bug spray” (otherwise not characterized) has a neurological distribution involving the hypothalamus, cochlea, autonomic nervous systems sites, and the celiac plexus. This suggests that “Bug spray” is a neurotoxic insecticide, either a chlorinated hydrocarbon, or an acetyl cholinesterase inhibitor such as an organophosphate or a carbamate.

 

ELECTRODERMAL PROFILE

SECOND ITERATION

2/12/02

DETECTION SITE/DIGITAL CODE IN PLAIN LANGUAGE

TW 20 Hypothalamus

Negative*

* no evidence of a conductance disturbance at the detection site

SV 48 Striated Muscle

Negative

HT 6 Myocardium

Negative

HT 7a Bundle of His (R)(L)

Negative

NV 1b Peripheral and Central Nervous System

Negative

CI 8d Circulation, Main Detection Site

Negative

SK 1-1 Skin Lymphatics

Negative

ST 44c Celiac Plexus

Negative

LU 10d Mediastinal Plexus

Negative

ASSESSMENT

A solution, induced with the code for Borellia burgdorferii, restored conductance. 67 days were required to eliminate non-coherence in the conductance pathway produced by Borrelia burgdorferi.

Clinically, he has no fatigue, no dermatitis, and no muscle weakness. He wants to “get on with life”.

 

ELECTRODERMAL PROFILE

THIRD ITERATION

4/1/02

DETECTION SITE/DIGITAL CODE IN PLAIN LANGUAGE

Ht 6 Myocardium, Left Side

Babesia ovis 3X

GB 20 Sympathetic Nerve

Candida rugosa 4X

TW 1a Cervical Sympathetic Ganglia

Candida rugosa 4X

SI 1b-1 Small Intestine, Peritoneal Lymphatics

Candida rugosa 4X

DDT 3X

SK 1-1 Skin lymphatics

Borrelia burgdorferi 60X

CI 8-1 Diaphragm, Abdominal , Inferior, Right Side

Borrelia burgdorferi 60X

OP 7 Macula

Bug Spray 8X

GB 19b Eustachian Tube

Borrelia burgdorferi 60X

Bug Spray 8X

GB 17b Cochlea

Borrelia burgdorferi 60X

ASSESSMENT

Approximately seven weeks after the last iteration, Borrelia burgdorferi 60X is detected. The signal is at ‘60X’ suggesting that case is moving toward completion, that is, the non-coherent code has an effect only at a higher frequency.

The code for Bug Spray, postulated to be a neurotoxic insecticide is detected at OP7, the Macula site, and GB 19b, the Eustachian Tube site.

Babesia co-infects the Lyme tick vector and may be a cofactor in his cardiac symptoms as seen at HT 6 the myocardium site

The code for Candida rugosa 4X and other codes for Candida species are frequently associated with Sympathetic Nervous System Sites, suggesting that this code represents a non-coherent signal that is associated with altered conductance at these sites.

Codes for Candida organisms are very frequently associated with the code for the insecticide DDT at small intestine electromagnetic detection sites.

If the code for  a Candida organism actually represents the intracellular location of the Candida organism as an endobiont, then the non-coherent signal of DDT may have a disturbing effect on the usually cryptic endobiont allowing it to be detected. The postulate is that the normal intracellular endobionts do not produce a conductance disturbance. They are living in electromagnetic harmony with other cytoplasmic endobionts. There is evidence of both Candida rugosa and DDT at SI 1b-1, the small intestinal peritoneal detection site.

The unresolved understanding of this interaction is whether this only represents an electromagnetic phenomenon or whether this represents an intracellular toxic effect of DDT on the candida endobiont that results in the proliferation of the candida endobiont because of a loss of intracellular homeostasis.

In any event, the DDT/Candida interaction has a distant electromagnetic effect on sympathetic nervous system sites.

 

ELECTRODERMAL PROFILE

FOURTH ITERATION

10/23/03

DETECTION SITE/DIGITAL CODE IN PLAIN LANGUAGE

Ht 8c Heart, Main Detection Site

Borrelia burgdorferi 800X

Ht 6 Myocardium

Wolframium Metallicum 3X

Ht 8b Endocardium

Borrelia burgdorferi 800X

SK 1-1 Skin Lymphatics

Borrelia burgdorferi 800X

Ht 8e Cardiac Plexus

Wolframium Metallicum 3X (tungsten)

Plumbum Aceticum 3X

Plumbum Metallicum 3X

ST 10a Parasympathetic Nerves

Wolframium Metallicum 3X (tungsten)

Plumbum Aceticum 3X

Plumbum Metallicum 3X

CI 4a Tunica Media, Arteries

Borrelia burgdorferi 800X

ASSESSMENT

The Borrelia code is 800 X at HT 6 the Myocardium site , HT 8b the Endocardium site  and CI 4a the Tunica Media of the Arteries Site . The Wolframium (tungsten) code has a parasympathetic nerve electromagnetic location suggesting that the Wolframium signal is associated with the parasympathetic division of the cardiac plexus at the myocardium site. Since the Wolframium signal is located at myocardium site, the Wolframium signal may also affect neuromuscular electromagnetic sites as well. Plumbum (lead) Acetate, and Metallic Lead affect only the parasympathetic site of the cardiac plexus, not the neuromuscular sites.

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