Lyme Protocols XP 2013
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Based upon a thorough examination of the available frequency sets and their corresponding notations, as well as certain available medical resources, the present understanding within the RIFE community is that Lyme disease involves the transmission of Borrelia burgdorferi spirochetes through a tick vector. That tick is likely to transmit more agents of infection, in addition to Borrelia. These other non-Borrelia infections are then referred to as co-infections.  These other infections may produce symptoms which are similar to the symptoms of Lyme disease. Additionally, the combination of infections from a single vector of transmission is believed to have the capacity to overwhelm the immune system of the infected host.

After the initial phase of these infections, it is believed, and has been reported in peer-reviewed medical journals and publications from 1905 until present, that spirochetes have an ability that is atypical of other bacteria. They are believed to form bio-film encasements, referred to as cysts, and remain dormant for an indeterminate length of time. Upon eruption from this encysted form, it is believed that the spirochetes may appear coccoidal. During the encysted, spheroplastic or
coccoidal L-form stage of the bacteria, the belief is that there may be different symptoms than are traditionally viewed as associated with Lyme disease, or symptoms may not be present at all.

The theory continues that, because of this proposed behavior, their exists a chronic stage of Lyme disease, during which infiltration into synovial and cerebrospinal fluids may occur. The resulting state has been termed as Neurologic Lyme Disease or Neuroborreliosis. By way of anecdotal subjective observations, whether or not clinically documented, it is also held that many of the effects of this suggested chronic Lyme disease are subsequently reversible.

There is no known conflict between any antibiotic therapy and this specific research approach or the use of any of the associated protocols.

With this in mind, one suggested systematic research approach for the use of these protocols is as follows:

1) Address the frequencies associated with the co-infections, with the desire of reducing the burden on the immune system. From the earliest point following the initial exposure, run Lyme Co-Infection - Overnight each night and Lyme Co-Infection - Ion Pro Wave each subsequent day for the first three (3) nights/days.

2) Proceed to address the frequencies associated with Lyme disease for a minimum of the next two weeks. Run the Lyme Disease - Overnight protocol each night and Lyme Disease - Ion Pro Wave each day for about two (2) weeks. Many researchers choose to supplement minerals and vitamins during this time. Consult your physician before starting or stopping any supplement routine.

If the initial exposure was undetected or was addressed more than two weeks ago without pursuing these first two steps in this research regimen, proceed with step [3]. This would be an appropriate starting point for someone specifically interested in researching an established state of chronic Lyme disease, as well.

3) In consideration of the possibility of a dormant stage of the spirochete, address the frequencies associated with the cystic, spheroplastic or coccoidal L-forms of the bacteria (called hatchlings or eggs by some resources within the RIFE community). Run Lyme Disease - Secondary - Overnight each night and Lyme Disease - Secondary - Ion Pro Wave every third (3rd) day, for about two (2) weeks.

In the event that research is being conducted on chronic Lyme disease, after completing step [3] of this regimen, a researcher may choose to continue to the final two stages outlined in this research approach.

4) Address the frequencies associated with what is believed to be stage three (3) Lyme, or chronic Lyme disease, for about two (2) weeks. Run Chronic Lyme Disease - Overnight each night and Lyme Disease - Secondary - Ion Pro Wave every third (3rd) day for about two (2) weeks.

5) Since some researchers may anecdotally report symptoms beyond this point, one may persist with the research until the subjective reports of symptoms are eliminated. Run Chronic Lyme Disease - Overnight every third (3rd) night. Then, run Lyme Disease - Overnight each subsequent night. Take every third (3rd) night off, not running any Lyme protocol during that night. On the day of which no protocol would be run at night, run Lyme Disease - Secondary - Ion Pro Wave (hence, every third (3rd) day).