Webinar 018

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Dr Yurkovsky’s Webinar 018 – Recording (September 9th, 2013)

  1. A rapidly rising deadly virus that kills with no conventional treatment available.
     
    • It is transmitted by the same deer ticks as Lyme, which can be identified, but it is also transmitted by many insects which cannot.
    • It causes meningitis and encephalitis.
    • It does not respond to antibiotics.
    • It kills 30% of its victims.
    • The concrete case of a teenager dying, last month, while hospital doctors and his parents were helplessly watching.
    • Its incidence is on the rise!
       

    Q: How do you test for it without having the exact filter with this virus? What would be your treatment strategy? How would you enhance a patient’s immune response to the treatment?

    The discussion of this very important and potentially lifesaving topic, has generated many suggestions and controversies concerning therapeutic and bio-resonance testing issues. This dynamic discussion continued for some 45 minutes and has, still, left some spillover questions which will be addressed at our next webinar event, on October 7, 2013.

  2. A very sick and of 30 year duration case of Lyme with multi-symptomatic symptoms. These, typically, did not respond to conventional medicine, and got much worse from alternative treatments. The case was reported by our FCT colleague, Dr. Ann Pearcey.
     
    Brief medical history:
     
    A 48 year old lady with diagnosis of Lymes disease, she has had no previous FCT. This was her first visit. She was bitten by a tick 30 years ago in Malta – became unwell, and followed the typical Lymes course.
     
    Main complaints:

    • Lymes symptoms – fibromyalgia, arthritis, stiff neck, muscle pain, headaches, blurred vision, nerves (pain, burning, tingling, numbness, sensitivity, lack of mobility, brain fog, weakness, fatigue, joint pain, depression.
    • PMS – heavy periods, mood swings, ‘rages’ since the age of twenty-one years old.
    • Respiratory – emphysema, asthma, repeated infections, intolerant to air fresheners/sprays/damp, repeated infections, haemoptysis as a very young baby.
    • An ex-smoker.
    • Hypertension 23 years.
       

    Other relevant medical history: involvement of most systems: respiratory, endocrine, immune, musculoskeletal, urinary, gastro-intestinal, brain/emotional, skin, visual, auditory, gynaecological, and neural. Recurring and frequent infections of various sorts.

    Hospitalisations – major gynaecological surgery, urethral dilatations, removal of many moles from skin over 30 years, surgery for tendonitis on her wrist, was attacked and fell down a flight of stairs 9 years ago and damaged her neck/back and developed a blood clot over her eye.

    High EMF exposure.
    Recovered alcoholic as of six years ago.

    Takes medication:

    Pregabalin, Clarithromycin (for 2 years continuously),Zopiclone, Sentraline, Colactin, inhalers Ventolin/Seratide/plus one other, Had taken Prozac for 17 years until 3 years ago. Hypertension medication of one sort or another for 20-odd years.

    Previous tests for Lymes over the years have been negative, but as a result of various course of antibiotics prescribed for acute infections, she noticed that her Lymes subsided temporarily, only to return with a vengeance after cessation of the antibiotics.

    Diagnosed with Lymes by the NHS, [National (so called) Health Service] a couple of months ago. Was told by NHS that they could not treat her further, and that there is no such thing as chronic Lymes anyway, and that she had only post-Lymes symptoms?! (In other words, in my rabbinical interpretation, “You ain’t worth no more cash.”) She then saw an alternative practitioner who told her that the only parts of her body that worked were her kidneys?! She was given numerous cleanses – including parasite and colon cleanses. Also clay. Took antifungal herbs and other herbal chelators. Became very sick with her usual symptoms and developed palpitations as well. Her practitioner told her that she was ‘learning how to treat Lymes on her other Lymes patient’, and was told that she would have to try the next thing, and the next thing, since symptoms weren’t improving. One of the ‘next thing’ was, also, the frequent use of (so called) Rife machine. Eventually, (following all of these ‘things’) the patient became bed-ridden and has recently needed people to come into the house to cook for her.

    1. BRT findings.
    2. FCT treatment.
    3. Response to the treatment.

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