Masterclass: Overcome Bacterial and Viral Infections with SOT Therapy and the RGCC Test
October 11th at 7pm ET
Are you or a loved one suffering from Lyme disease, shingles, hepatitis, Epstein-Barr virus or another viral or bacterial infection?
In this masterclass, Dr. Clayton Bell and Dr. Terri Beim will discuss how RGCC testing and SOT (Supportive Oligonucleotide Technique) is a highly effective and individualized method that can aid the body in overcoming bacterial and viral infections so you can feel like yourself again.
What are the benefits of SOT and how effective is it?
What are the side effects?
How does SOT address co-infections if they exist?
How long does it take to start feeling better?
The webinar is especially relevant for anyone suffering from:
Lyme disease
Shingles
Hepatitis B and C
Epstein-Barr virus
Cytomegalovirus
Coxsackie virus
Co-infections such as Babesia and Bartonella
HHV 1, 2 and 6
HPV 6, 11, 16 AND 18
HTLV1
About Terri M. Beim, ND
As a naturopathic practitioner for more than 20 years, Dr. Beim is first and foremost an educator. She practices at Forum Health Austin and spends an extensive amount of time with patients — understanding their medical history, body, chemistry, diet, lifestyle, load toxicity, and resulting health challenges — in effort to determine WHY their problems started in the first place. After seeking to understand, Dr. Beim educates her patients and offers personalized protocols that ensure positive health outcomes. “Listening to and learning from patients is the only way to create an effective treatment plan. It must be personal; it must be holistic”.
Not only is Terri known for her extensive knowledge base in the field, but she brings overwhelming partnership, encouragement, and commitment to each patient’s journey of life-long health, wellness, and vitality.
About Clayton Bell, MD, FAAFP, ABOIM
Dr. Clayton Bell’s medical practice combines cutting edge Functional Medicine with Integrative Medicine wellness techniques and ancient healing traditions from Ayurvedic Medicine. This synergistic and potent medicinal blend allows the patient to be heard and seen on multiple levels: physical, psychological, emotional, and spiritual. Dr. Bell has been shaped by his transformational personal and medical experiences both nationally and internationally. He has delivered babies in Maine, treated cholera epidemics in Haiti, taken a vision quest, ridden his bicycle across the country twice, and hiked across the Himalayas, Alps, Patagonia, New Zealand, and Kilimanjaro. These experiences solidified Dr. Bell’s medical philosophy that the common thread to optimizing vitality and health lies with activating, supporting, and empowering the person to heal themselves from the inside out. Together, you and Dr. Bell will co-create a personalized wellness plan which will address your concerns and maximize your health.
https://www.ledamedical.com/sot?SOT works simply by shutting down the gene replication sequences of our target causing apoptosis (cell death) therefore eliminating the next life-cycle.
What is the process?
Patients will have a blood draw done, in which their blood sample is collected and will be shipped to RGCC labs in Greece. It takes about 4 weeks to create an SOT. When created it will be shipped back to our office for patient administration. Patients will come in the office for an iv infusion which typically takes up to one hour.
Dr. Amy Proal interviews Dr. Kim Lewis about Lyme bacterial persister cells and pulsed antibiotics
Dr. Kim Lewis is a University Distinguished Professor at Northeastern University with particular expertise in molecular microbiology. He is also the director of Northeastern’s Antimicrobial Discovery Center. His laboratory studies persister cells responsible for tolerance to antibiotics, uncultured bacteria of the environment and the microbiome, and also works on drug discovery. Some of the work he has done on persister cell formation, antibiotic development, and use of pulsed antibiotics involves Borrelia burgdorferi – the causative agent of Lyme disease.
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**Comment**
Although a year old, this information is crucial to consider regarding treatment as borrelia is pleomorphic making it harder to kill.
https://madisonarealymesupportgroup.com/2015/07/07/promising-new-research-for-persisting-lyme/ Lewis’ team started by killing Borrelia (the causative agent of Lyme Disease) with antibiotics and waiting three weeks. He expected and found that persisters remained. He found this promising as it helps explain why many continue to have symptoms. He tried numerous things against the persisters – all of which failed, until they focused on Borrelia’s weakness: it doesn’t develop antibiotic resistant “superbugs.” From this conclusion they decided to manipulate dosing by killing the Borrelia, waiting, and then going back and hitting them again. After doing this four times, the researchers discovered no bacteria in the petri dishes.
Lewis is the first to admit that this was only in a test tube, but they are planning to work on studies with animals and humans.
Lewis’ finding is what Dr. Burrascano discovered clinically with himself and many of his patients: https://madisonarealymesupportgroup.com/2019/02/22/why-mainstream-lyme-msids-research-remains-in-the-dark-ages/ While this article focuses primarily on why Lyme research has been fruitless (poor study design for predetermined outcomes), it also summarizes an important video on the history of Lyme disease by Dr. Burrascano. In it, he details how he discovered that “cycling”worked on many patients (but not all). All of this is completely ignored by mainstream medicine/research and frankly many LLMD’s are not savvy to this information either.
https://madisonarealymesupportgroup.com/2016/02/13/lyme-disease-treatment/ This article includes numerous treatments (including natural products) by Lyme literate doctors. It serves as a spring-board to educate patients on the complexities facing them. It has been my experience that patient involvement is required with this “do it yourself” complex disease(s). While LLMD’s are trained by ILADS and are experts in the body, you are an expert in your body and there is much to learn and know and even then, experimentation is often required as each case is completely different.
Lyme disease was initially a mysterious rheumatoid type of disease discovered in 1976 in a cluster of children in Lyme, Connecticut, USA hence its name. Now known to be harmful to humans, this disease can be transmitted from human to human. Estimated Lyme patients worldwide could be over one million, the numbers rising.
The following story covers my personal battle with Lyme disease and the history of the collaboration of Australia, America and Russia in their modus operandi of biological warfare. In this book, we look at Lyme disease’s origins, the reasoning behind its denial and negligence by Australian doctors sworn to the Hippocratic Oath. We depict the actions and role of three main protagonists:
Willy Burgdorfer who discovered the causative spirochete of Lyme disease which was named after him
Dr Erich Traub, a Nazi scientist who was saved by the Americans, from a litany of war crime charges, due to his knowledge of viruses and diseases in Germany and Europe
Dr Allen Steer, who named the condition, dodged the Draft and omitted vital evidence from his scientific papers to deny Lyme disease credibility.
We look at the action of governments and their various instrumentalities, which on the one hand seek to exploit sections of their own populations while at the same time resorting to manipulating decisions and laws for their own self -protection. It is the sickening story of lust for power, the fear of losing it, and the might agencies will bring to bear against the people who threaten these ambitions.
This is not hyperbole on the part of the author.
At the time of writing this, we have all become aware that biological warfare is a fact that can no longer be hidden as it once was. The highly mutating virus COVID 19 has practically brought the world to its knees, and we must assume it was ‘released from the lab’ in Wuhan, China. Dr Francis Boyle, an expert in bio-warfare, recently said:
“the Coronavirus that we are dealing with here is an offensive biological warfare weapon. There have been previous reports of problems with the Wuhan Institute of Virology and ‘things’ leaking out of it.”
The Salisbury Poisonings series on television during the COVID 19 lockdown acquainted a broad global audience the horrendous properties of Novichok and its terrible effects on people who come into contact with it. And, there has been yet another targeted attack on a Russian citizen who is a long-standing vocal critic of Vladimir Putin.
In Australia, we have seen the effects of Thalidomide, the British Nuclear testing in Maralinga and the ramifications and destructiveness it has wrought on families. We witnessed Australia’s appalling response to HIV Aids in 1980.
Our government is guilty of many sins to humanity.
And yet, the intransigence of political parties remains. Admit nothing. Do not own any responsibility. Dismiss, denigrate, destroy if necessary, those who challenge the status quo.
This is my story and that of others who dispute the claim that ‘Lyme Disease does not exist in Australia’.
Alongside the history of Lyme will be the history of the strategies used against those patients and researchers who are fighting to claw back the right to decent medical care.Indeed, that is not such a big ask.
Then why is it?
“In the fullness of time, the mainstream handling of chronic Lyme disease will be viewed as one of the most shameful episodes in the history of medicine because elements of the government and virtually the entire insurance industry have colluded to deny the disease.” Dr Kenneth Liegner, Lyme Patient’s Human Rights Defender
Sometime after Dr Manus Biggs contracted Lyme disease, he began noticing just how many ticks, the tiny creatures that carry the crippling pathogen, were nesting in the grass surrounding his Galway home.
In 2018 a small bite from one of these parasitic arachnids caused him to develop a chronic form of the condition and thus begin a grueling battle with symptoms that endure to this day.
“[It was] either in my back garden or in the local woods. But I have been bitten by ticks I’d say five or six times at least,” he says. “After I became more aware of the situation I couldn’t go out into the garden really without finding a tick on my shoe or on my T-shirt, whatever it might be …[It] is getting worse and worse. My garden was teeming with them.”
But for Biggs the true epiphany of his near five-year experience with the disease, including a regimen of heavy antibiotics and other treatments, has been about the medical understanding of the illness, research and treatments, going right to the core of accepted western medical practice.
Awareness of ticks and the risk of the bacteria they carry is not new — in some parts of the countryside warning signs guide walkers away from infested undergrowth, while parents routinely scan their children for attachments after a day playing outside.
The first symptom Biggs noticed was tiredness, something he dismissed as the rigors of his work at NUI Galway where, as an associate professor in biomedical engineering, he leads a team developing advanced medical technology.
A key problem is the difficulty in diagnosis — one GP assured him he did not have the disease, that there was ‘no point pursuing this’
However, sometime later he suffered a bout of Lyme related meningitis. His condition deteriorated: exhaustion, weakness, severe neurological disorders including vision impairment and communication issues left him housebound and often bedridden.
However, subsequent HSE testing confirmed the illness after six months. At the same time, he received positive results from a German lab. By this stage he was very ill.
A specialist neurologist asked him if he had been tested for Lyme disease and started him on a course of IV antibiotics which got him back on his feet. However, once this hospital treatment ended, he declined rapidly.
“It’s very aggressive. The cessation at all of therapy just leads to disaster,” he says, listing symptoms from extreme dizziness to problems processing sound and light.
Another specialist doctor began prescribing antibiotics. Today he takes three kinds twice a day which prevent replication of the bacteria but does not kill it, something he likens to a “net on top of a passive wild boar”. His own experiments have allowed him to refine a model of treatment that appears to keep the illness at bay.
“Now the position I’m in is that I can’t stop taking antibiotics, otherwise I’ll be bedridden very quickly. So essentially it’s a prophylactic therapy, I take huge amounts of high dose antibiotics and that’s still ongoing.
“I’m stuck in a position of anxiety because there’s always that sword of Damocles hanging over me.” By this he means the possibility of having to stop the medication in the event of a negative response.
The effectiveness of the antibiotics has led him to question medical orthodoxy, even though he knows this provokes a backlash. He came around to the belief, contrary to various studies, that Lyme disease is a persistent infection that requires more research and therapies than just simple antibiotic treatment.
“The realization of that really impacted my worldview in some respects; my educational foundation taught me to accept that a significant body of published work which reports the same conclusions cannot be refuted,” he says. “Unfortunately, I have been exposed to the reality that a lot of scientific studies, even those published in the most reputable journals, can be incomplete or just plain wrong.”
As Biggs continues his battle against the illness, thousands of kilometres away in Montreal, Irishman Dermot O’Sullivan (30) is hoping his is now behind him. (See link for article)
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SUMMARY:
In O’Sullivan’s case, he initially thought he was having a reaction to the COVID shot, but he developed breathlessness and a large red rash on his chest.
Then, his heart rate was very low but a monitor tracking it found the rate would dip and climb, setting off an alarm.
An ID doc suspected Lyme and confirmed this through testing.
The patient developed complete heart block, was put on IV antibiotics, and was told he might need a pacemaker.
He was monitored in the hospital by getting a blood test once a week that eventually looked good where all the inflammation and presence of infection were gone.
He continued IV antibiotics for two more weeks after leaving the hospital.
How can the outcome of two patients with the same disease be so different?
That is the million dollar question and why mainstream medicine and research will NEVER be able to solve this with their current allopathic mindset of one drug for one disease. What is not discussed in this article at all is the existence of coinfections which makes cases more severe and for a longer duration.
The other important factor is the fact Biggs has been bitten by ticks numerous times. When you read the work of experienced Lyme literate doctors you find out there are factors that amplify the problem:
Multiple bites
Active Lyme arthritis with a high sedimentation rate
Heart murmurs
Hormonally active women
IV’s give much higher blood levels of drugs than orals, and that the following variables necessitated IV treatment:
Spinal tap shows high inflammation (high protein)
High Sed rate and synovitis (inflammation of synovial membrane)
People sick for more than 1 year
Age over 60
Acute carditis
Immune deficiency
Those who used immunosuppressants
Failed oral treatment
Another important topic that isn’t discussed is the blow-back these infections can cause. It is nearly impossible to decipher the difference between active infection and the blow-back or damage they can cause. Mainstream calls this “Post treatment Lyme Disease Syndrome” PTLDS and throws everyone into this four-cornered box. The problem of course is that some truly are still fighting active infection(s) and require MORE antimicrobials.
This problem has been ignored for over 40 years. Polly Murray (RIP), the Connecticut woman in the 70’s who was astute enough to notice everyone in her town was sick with a similar looking illness, complained about this in her book “The Widening Circle,” but nothing’s changed. She also explains how all of these patients, including her entire family improved when put back on antibiotics. The ‘powers that be’ wouldn’t listen then and they aren’t listening now.
Some things never change.
There is hope; however. Unfortunately Lyme/MSIDS is not slowing down. It’s just a matter of time before more and more become infected and have to travel down this pot-hole riddled road. They will find out for themselves that the “accepted science” doesn’t match reality, which BTW appears to be the “new norm,” and hopefully the COVID debacle is waking up even more people from a deep slumber of denial. While Lyme advocates rejoice over a “historic increase in Lyme funding,” this will only line the pockets of a heavily entrenched Cabal that’s been doing the “accepted and approved” research on Lyme since it began.
But don’t take my word for it. Listen to Dr. Willy Burgdorfer, the “discoverer” of Borrelia burgdorferi (Bb) the causative agent of Lyme (although there are many more strains and some yet unidentified):
Excerpts from interview with Willy Burgdorferi, Ph.D.
Dr. Willy Burgdorfer “inocuating” Ornithodoros ticks, May 1954 (Rocky Mountain Laboratories Historical Collection/Nicholas J. Kramis) Source Image is public domain
Join Dr. Bill Rawls for a LIVE WEBINAR + Q&A TONIGHT at 8pm EDT as he explains what causes the neurological symptomsandbrain fog that often accompany chronic Lyme diseaseandfibromyalgia.
Dr. Rawls will also share natural remedies for long-lasting relief.
Some of the things discussed in this webinar will be:
Why cognitive symptoms like confusion, short-term memory loss, anxiety, anger, and depression are so common in chronic illness patients such as those with Lyme disease, fibromyalgia, and Long COVID
How microbes, inflammation, and immune dysfunction disrupt cognitive function
The best herbs and natural remedies for restoring and protecting brain health
Diet tips and other lifestyle factors that help ease symptoms
Numerous insights during the LIVE Q&A with Dr. Rawls
Join us, and bring your questions! Plus, we will announce a free giftand drawing for webinar attendees.
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