It is possible to get well, albeit with primitive and odd methods!
Village Mats Lindström May 28, 2016
I received an inbox from Thomas who wanted me to write about his mother Maj-Britt who suffered from ME/CFS and recovered through a strange method.
Here is Thomas' story:
My mother Maj-Britt has been a really alert woman for many years, just turned 84 years old. However, she suffered from chronic fatigue syndrome (ME / CFS) when she was 61 years old, in 1993. She had then been suffering from a long-term infection and fever for several months. In just five minutes this day, she suddenly transformed from an otherwise decently alert 61-year-old to a bedridden creature with paralyzing fatigue. She and my father sought medical attention, but no one could help her.
My mother is a humble woman, but still a real fighter, who does not give up in the first place when problems grow big. Time passed, however, and the bed became her haunt most of her time. She was also referred to psychiatry for investigation. When the final conversation was over, my mother asked:
- Am I mentally ill?
"No, you really are not," replied the doctor.
After many years, a doctor finally managed in 1999 to find IgG and IgM antibodies against twar in her blood following tips from a well-known twar doctor.
Even a well-known doctor and even a professor had then seen live bacteria in her blood in live blood tests. She was now finally something concrete on the tracks.
My mother received a total of five courses of antibiotics and briefly got better from a couple of them. But very quickly the problems were the same again. When the most effective antibiotic was used a second time, she became severely hypersensitive to the treatment and had to stop the treatment immediately. After that, there were no more antibiotics available that could be effective. My mother was thrown back on square one again.
First attempt at reversal
In an article in the magazine 2000s Vetenskap, she later read about how to grow antibodies against one's own infection by transmitting the infection to a cow who then began to produce antibodies against the infection. If you then drank the colostrum, you could ingest antibodies against your own infection.
Since my parents lived in the country, a cow was bought. Maj-Britt's GP helped her take venous blood and then injected it into a muscle in the cone. My mother then drank the colostrum for 6 weeks with a strong hope of getting better. But even here, the investment failed. No progress was made at all.
Here came the beginning of the turn
In the spring of 2002, my mother read a new article in the journal Land about researchers at Akademiska who worked to develop antibodies against infections by injecting infected blood into pectoral muscles on chickens. She called a professor and an associate professor several times and managed to find out how to carry out such a project yourself. She was told that it was enough to inject a drop of her own blood into the hen's pectoral muscle and then repeat this every fortnight for 2.5 months. Then you wait a month. During this time, the hen produces lots of antibodies against the infection or infections you have. The antibodies then end up largely in the egg yolk.
After that, you should preferably eat the egg yolk in principle raw because the antibodies are heat-sensitive. However, it is possible to boil the eggs for a maximum of 3 minutes so that only the white has time to coagulate. It is also best if you take a teaspoon of bicarbonate together with the egg yolk to quench the hydrochloric acid which can also kill the antibodies.
During the first time, a simpler method was tested where the hens each received a drop of blood from my mother in the water they drank. This was repeated every fortnight for 2.5 months. About a month after the treatment, my mother started eating the eggs. But this did not yield any results either.
By this time I had started to get curious about the chicken project and called one of the researchers myself to see if it could work with giving the hens blood in the water they drank. The answer was no. In such a case, one must inject a drop of the infected blood into the hen's pectoral muscle in order for it to have a chance of being successful.
Here came the turn
Syringes and other equipment were procured. Time was now running out if all treatments and egg laying could be carried out before the autumn cold took over.
My mother used a razor blade to cut a finger so they got a drop of blood for each hen. This procedure was performed 10 times from July 2002. Once the treatment period of the hens was complete, my mother waited a month before the egg yolk began to be eaten. The eggs were then ready to be eaten in late autumn.
It normally takes three months before the blood is renewed, but already before Christmas my mother was so much better that she was able to clean a large part of the 210 m2 villa for Christmas. My father helped to the extent that old farmers usually do with the Christmas cleaning. Everything looked so infinitely much better now.
But at the end of February 2003, my mother had a stroke. She managed it but the rehabilitation took its time. It was not until October 2003 that she had recovered so much that she took part in a 1 km bicycle race. However, she walked up each hill. You are not so fit after 10 years of serious illness.
Everyone who took part in the bike race took part in the draw for a brand new bike. When the bike race was over, it was my mother who won the bike. That bicycle was used extensively for many years. Do not actually know if she still has it left. But one thing I do know. My mother is completely healthy today!
As siblings, we occasionally comment that our mother probably only takes out her teenage years now. She is very difficult to get hold of and keep track of!
Our mother has now been healthy for many years and we have become accustomed to this. We have also learned that it is important to never give up.
How were the hens? Everyone survived the experiment.
Do not give up you friends!
Thomas
Read more about how antibodies from chickens can cure many diseases here
About Mats Lindström
My name is Mats Lindström and my wife has been seriously ill with ME / CFS since 2008. I spend a lot of my free time trying to find good symptom relief and preferably a cure for the disease. The most important thing in that work, I think, is to make visible the seriousness of the disease, to get politicians, research and healthcare, but also the public to understand the importance of helping this patient group who suffer immensely - both from the disease and society's ignorance. My hope is that a biomedical research worth the name will start in Sweden. I run some of my own Facebook groups where the biggest one is called Database ME / CFS. The members consist of both ME / CFS patients and relatives from Sweden and Norway, among others.
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