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I got nothing but I wish I could give you a hug.

>>20825408
Thanks fren. My only hope is that medicine seems to be improving a lot. If I can hang on another 15 years I will probably be ok. But god damn this sucks. I just want to enjoy my gains. Why is my luck so horrible

> chronic meme disease

>>20825474
It’s real. I got bit by a bunch of ticks in the mid-2010s and have been sick as fuck ever since, for years

>Severe eczema that covers ~80% of my body
>Itchy, ugly, painful rash that doesnt go away and chafes against clothes
>Cream/Drugs for it barely help and have thinned my skin, given me gynocomastia, and probably increased my likelihood of getting skin cancer 10 fold
>Also have severe allergic rhinitis, asthma, and Keratoconus (Degenerative eye disease where the cornea gradually thins and falls off)
>Also hold a fat stack of link

Stay strong bro, I like to think health suffering makes me stronger, or at least thats how I cope. I believe that is what led me to LINK and Sergey's wisdom. We are all going to make it

>>20825504
You know they can test for lyme disease, right? Just get a course of antibiotics.

>>20825359
Use your cash to buy smack, and whores. Enjoy your gains anon

>>20825524
Do more research. The tests are faulty as shit literally half the people who have it test negative. Antibiotics work in the first few months, if you don’t realize you have it until years later it’s fucking over

>>20825473
I don’t mean to sound like a hipster meme but have you tried fermented foods/probiotics? I used to have a lot of fatigue and random pains before changing my diet to curb candida growth and started getting more vitamin D. It can’t hurt to strengthen your body even if it’s not a cure.

You could always be worse off fren. You could be a no linker with chronic Lyme disease. You’re going to make it. Hang on.

>>20825520
We will be able to afford treatments for all this shit, we just have to keep from necking ourselves in the meantime. There will be insane medical advancements in the next couple decades. They could very well reverse the entire aging process in our lifetimes. And we’ll be rich as fuck and able to afford all of this stuff.

Ive heard that a ketogenic diet can help with lyme disease.

>>20825579
I am researching herbal protocols actually. There’s something called the Buhner Protocol that gets a lot of hype. The problem is that all of the Lyme specialists are fucking quacks and shunned by the medical community, and all of the actual sane medical doctors do not believe in chronic Lyme. I absolutely have some sort of tick borne illness but it feels like I have to trust my health to schizos. It’s a nightmarish situation psychologically.
I developed a big rash on my shoulder blade back in April and it stayed there for a month. I kept looking at it like what the fuck is this rash but there was no bite and it didn’t itch or grow in size. Then of course it fucking went away and a week later it dawned on me that it was a god damn Stage 2 Lyme rash and I didn’t get a photograph of it. Until then I legit thought I had Multiple Sclerosis that’s how fucked my symptoms were. And the one time I could have photographic evidence that proved something is seriously wrong with me I fucked it up kek. In my defense I thought getting ride of Lyme is just a course of antibiotics and you’re set. That’s not true at all sadly

>>20825359
>shitload of ETH
>chronic lupus

fml

>>20825359

one day youll wake up and it will be all ok fren

>>20825359
>shitload of xrp
>autoimmune hepatitis
at least you are not me op

>>20825359
I know this sounds stupid but ice baths/finnish sauna/wim hof method helps autoimmune conditions.

>>20825761
What symptoms do you have? It may have developed into me/cfs which is what I’m dealing with.

>>20825826
I’m gonna try wim Hof thanks for reminding me anon

>>20825569
Yeah it's hard when you share a psychosomatic meme disease with housewives and celebrities, ever tried healing crystals?

>>20825359
unironically HCQ, zinc and Azithromycin
its the panacea for all the CIA created diseases(/bio weapons) which Lyme is

>>20825359
Speed? Or like any amphetamine?

>>20825824
Oh shit, I might get diagnosed that in a few days too, what am I in for ?

Google Wim Hof method Lyme disease. My friend with Lyme said it helped her. And she had it BAD, for a decade.

>>20825874
They used to say that about MS

Imagine thinking an infection or virus cannot alter the body’s natural state long term

>>20825907
For real, what are your symptoms? What are your blood results like?
Never met anyone irl or on 4chan with it.. anyway it will depend, but likely cortisone at the start then azathioprine to reduce/kill the inflammation

>>20825840
>chronic extreme fatigue that feels like mononucleosis
>vertigo, feels like I’m on a boat
>neuropathy, feels like wasp stings in my toes, tingling and numbness in fingers
>muscles twitch
>brain fog
>difficulty recalling things
>swallowing issues
>exercise-induced heart arrhythmia that destroys me every 3-4 months (scariest symptom by far)
>ice pick headaches
>general malaise almost daily
>spine burns
>random arthritis in fingers
>right side of face goes numb almost like Bell’s Palsy
>randomly developed an extreme sensitivity to alcohol, get fucking wasted off of 1 beer whereas I used to drink 15 to get that drunk

All of these symptoms migrate and come and go. It’s really weird. It’s not a constant thing. However one thing to note is that I NEVER feel “feverish” or have “flu-like” symptoms which are tell tale Lyme symptoms. This is why I thought I had MS until I got that big rash and developed an alcohol sensitivity, neither of which have anything to do with MA

>>20825761
Just skimmed over the Buhner protocol and it seems interesting. The general goals to support & replenish collagen, reduce inflammation & support the immune system all sound solid to me. I’m sure you already know but the health of our immune system depends on our gut biome, I would really try to prioritize clean, nutritious eating so that your good bugs can multiply and fight for you.

That really sucks having to deal with a phantom illness people doubt, on top of the pain. :( idk man, I wish there was something I could do other than some words on a screen. Know that I’m rooting for you and that your health finds balance. I love you man, no homo.

>>20825359
Just get some CLR, it doesnt matter if you dont have calcium or rust issues

>>20825359

Do you smell really bad when you get stressed op?

>>20825359
Maybe you will feel better if you will help others? You could send me some LINK since I own only 50.

Also get some vitamins: D, C, E, A but oil, K2mk7, zinc, selenium - the best is to take them separately, not some multivitamin shit, but buy the biggest dose available each.

>>20825874
>psychosomatic

>>20825970
No, they didn't.

>>20826008
The initial infection is real and treatable, what isn't is the long term typical made up symptoms of tiredness, aches and pains and foggy head with absolutely no physically presence of the bacteria.

>>20825973
No apparent symptoms for now, just bad blood results especially high Gama gt, already have a sclerosing cholangitis so, bad luck to begin with... Had a biopsy last week waiting for results now

>>20825892
I actually took adderall for several years and never had these types of symptoms, maybe just a little vertigo. But I think it was because my body just fought off whatever is going on for years until one day it couldn’t.

>>20825932
Thanks anon I’ll check it out.

>>20825983
Thanks fren, yeah I’m cleaning up my diet majorly. What you can do for me is hold LINK and get rich with all of the marines. Together we will dab on kikes like this faggot: >>20825874

>>20826049
I just had a rash exactly like that a couple months ago, tested negative for Lyme, sick as fuck ever since. You sound like a faggot redditor pseud

>>20826082
>sclerosing cholangitis
Fuck, are you sure? I was initially diagnosed with that as well, then years later they realised their original diagnosis was wrong. Are you Italian by any chance?

Good luck anon, I really do hope the best for you. If it's just AIH then I guess it's not too bad. I was 14 when I diagnosed, 26 now still on meds but otherwise fine. Don't know about the cholangitis, heard its rough..

>>20825993
I don’t think so. I rarely get physically stressed out. I’ve been really nihilistic since my early teens

>>20826114
Sounds good. I’ll see you at the lambo dealership on the moon, fren. Stay strong.

>>20826114
Call me a faggot but you'll waste years and thousands going down exploitative rabbit holes of wim hof, gut biome treatments and fasting. There's a reason modern medicine with scientific method works where celebrity healers and nice sounding justifications didn't.

I'm not inexperienced, i have crohns which presented atypically meaning i had a year of odd symptoms before diagnosis. Lost 25kg, went down to 58kg as a 6'1 guy. Developed permanent neuropathy and twitches from malnutrition, by the end i couldn't walk more than a few metres, my gums were bleeding, i was having nightly rigors, was permanently in some twilight sleep and i would make weird involuntary noises, i guess from vocal chord twitching. I know what it's like to be ill with something unknown.

Even when diagnosed i went through 5 years of different medications with none working. Eventually leading to bowel scarring meaning even today if i eat too much in a sitting my gut blocks and i got to A&E for a few days in horrific pain vomiting up literal shit.

I tried meme cures from online quacks and they're there to rip you off, not one thing more. If it's worth anything they should be happy to pursue trials at which point it is either disproven or becomes medicine, none of them ever do. They stay safe in untested which tells you everything. Or the worst collect money for trials they will never attempt.

The final medicine available fortunately worked for me but even then i was exhausted all the time, had to take months off work. Turns out i was just depressed, did a year of anti-depressants and that all went away. Medicine is your friend, online memes aren't.

>>20826198
Nope, french dude here.
We might have the same medical journey ! I also was diagnosed with the cholangitis 10 years ago.
Thanks anon, good to feel not alone

>>20826363
Could very well be my friend. Doctors can be in fact wrong. Don't want to give false hope, but my understanding is that cholangitis escalates a lot faster. The fact that you have no symptoms 10 years later could be that the original diagnosis was wrong and that it's "just" autoimmune hepatitis. At least this is what I can tell you from my own experience
God speed brother, good to know we are not alone

>>20826300
You’re assuming that Lyme and other tick diseases are a lot more thoroughly researched than they are. Either way I don’t 100% believe that I have Lyme Disease because as mentioned I never got the flu like symptoms or joint swelling/pain that are common with Lyme. I think I probably have another tick borne illness. I’ve been bitten by tons of ticks over the past few years and I’m suddenly very sick with tons of random migrating symptoms. It’s logical. These aren’t mysterious muh aches and pains. Alcohol sensitivity/allergy isn’t vague. Vertigo isn’t vague. Facial numbness on the right side isn’t vague. Nerves not working in my throat isn’t vague. You can test for all this shit easily.

I haven’t taken antibiotics because I tested negative for Lyme. I didn’t even think I had Lyme until I got a massive rash like the pic I showed you. Prior to that I was worried I had MS. But MS would be making it harder and harder to walk and my arms and legs feel normal and strong aside from neuropathy and twitching.

That’s why this is such a fucked situation. I’m having a shitload of symptoms but I can’t get a simple antibiotics course and the only alternative is to either be miserable as shit all day or go to some schizo hippie herbalist. At least in your situation it’s clear what you have and what you have to do to treat. I have no clue what the fuck is going on

>>20826208

Only guy I knew with lymes would fucking stink when he got worked up, was terrible at poker

>>20825359
Isnt lyme disease caused by an insect bite?
I thought it was curable...

Stay sronk fren

>>20826300
>wim hof
>waste money
its all free. his breathing exercise is on youtube, and ice baths are free.
plus you can measure the health benefits of ice baths, plus its been known forever that cold exposure for short periods is healthy.
but youre super smart and from reddit so fuck you

>>20826721
Bacteria in general are well researched, it's not hidden infection still causing symptoms. Only mycobacterium can often be difficult like that and that's not what causes lyme's.

Random allergies/sensitivities, vertigo, nerve things are the definition of vague. If you had nerve conduction studies to confirm a nerve isn't actually working that's something but a phenomonological opinion is worthless, as said i had many even when my crohns was "treated", turned out i was depressed and anxious.

The good thing is that if something isn't really progressing then at least it's likely nothing is being damaged in your body and there's a good chance it will disappear. I went from doing triathalons and lifting 1/2/3/x for 5 to not being able to walk down the street and shitting blood in a year, doctors take the rate of progression as a useful measure of urgency. Just don't fall into the weird, exploitative world of dietary obsession, expensive untested pill regimes and sure follow it up medically but don't underestimate how much real physical symptoms can actually be mental.

>>20826952
> advocates whim hof
> calls other reddit
Spectacular

>>20826982
>turned out i was depressed and anxious.
Your depression and anxiety triggered your Crohns?

>>20825359
stay safe brother
your mood has a lot more effect on your condition than you might imagine
in the cult of the black cube book, the author explains how he recovered from a permanent spinal injury

>>20827031
No, the crohns was/is very real. However even when treated, with inflammation mostly down and my ability to absorb food manifestly returning as i returned to normal weight, i was still absolutely exhausted all the time. I kept missing work, felt like i had lost 40 IQ points. I attributed it to the crohns, given the malabsorption and inflammation had obviously had that effect for years but it was a confusing picture because those couldn't easily be the cause anymore.

Now any moron online would start shilling weird plankton nutrients i might still be deficient in, or maybe my gut biome has been changed and is causing it and for a while even i was fooled and tried every weird and wonderful thing. However it was literally just depression and anxiety, which made sense - i had spent 21-26 viciously ill, never went out, half the time looked like a corpse, lost my career, including one important test failed because i was going through a period of my inflammed intestine sticking to my bladder causing bladder inflammation and urgency, meaning i pissed myself in a test in front of everyone. The obstructions were/are horrible and meant that at any point i could spend days in hospital wishing i was dead. There's more still but the point being legitimate ill health WILL cause depression, it's obvious. Even after the main disease is gone. Yet people will lump it in with the disease and not treat it accordingly.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cGxjb46Mbmo&vl=en good luck

I love you bro. Take it easy

I have this weird scalp dermatitis or eczema or whatever the fuck it's called. Basically I get these weird like cat scratches when it turns bad and then I get lots of flakes coming out. I go to the barber every month to cut my hair short from the sides and back(on top of the head leave it a bit longer since the problem seems to be on the sides and the back of the head). For some reason this helps plus I can put hydrocortisone cream more efficiently (use it for like 3 days after the barber and then it's basically almost gone until the next month, but I still get flakes).

Funny thing is this summer I went on a week long trip when it was very hot so I tanned a lot(scalp got a lot of sun which might have helped I guess) and swam in the sea and lakes and this thing went away completely. Maybe I should move to a hotter place for a year like Italy or Spain. Hopefully LINK goes to $40 so I can make it and do just that. I'm still young so maybe I will grow out of it or something.

I just fucking hate that there are these annoying illnesses that have no cure so you have to try all these weird schizo things like fasting or eating very very strictly or not using shampoo or using a specific shampoo. Nothing has helped. Not even the 48hr fast.

>>20825761
A low carb diet is worth a try if you haven't yet. Used for MS, Parkinson's, epilepsy, betus, and Lyme's, though I don't know how successfully. If it can kill cancer by limiting their growth medium (high carb environment) maybe it can do the same for Lyme inducing bacteria.

>>20827183
Ah I see man. Crohns can be a ditch to deal with I have it too. Have you looked into TRE? Trauma Release Exercises. An anon here used to post a lot about it. I haven't given it a go yet but apparently it does help a lot with anxiety/stress issues.

>>20825359
hello fren. I was in the same situation as you.

get disulfiram. order it online. This is the cure.

We're all in this together.

>>20827772
>Drugs
>Curing anything

>>20827804
Ok fair point.

The other cure that I am aware of is a 2 week (or more in some cases) water fast. Low carb diet is a waste of time, you need to go full water fast.

>>20825520
Nigga most KC are sufficient with glasse. Get a crosslink done fag
t. Ophthalmologist

>>20825359
MMS bro. Unironically. Don't believe the (((disinfo)))

>>20827683
No, i'll have a look. I'm more or less okay these days, the anti-depressants helped me break out of it. I still have some anxiety though, used to do a lot of public speaking but refuse that sort of stuff now.

>>20825520
elimination diet , my friend eat only meat and veggies and it went fuckin away, his faced looked like freddy kruger

giving makes you happy.
So could you please give me some of your Link?