Cure For Lyme Disease Is On The Verge Of A Breakthrough

28th June 2018



To whom it may concern



Lyme disease is the most common vector borne disease in the United States. Therefore, getting the right diagnosis and the correct treatment protocol is essential in preventing chronicity of the disease. A lot of research has been put into finding a cure for Lyme disease to reduce the burden of the disease. Of the advances in Lyme disease treatment, Rob Matthies, an award-winning
inventor in Canada, and Will Wiegman PhD, an American patient who showed complete recovery from the disease, may provide a life saver to the patients presenting with symptoms suggestive of Lyme disease. They both had their second infections with Lyme. And, they both cured themselves.


From the data provided by Matthies and Wiegman, it is evident that the cure for Lyme disease is on the verge of a breakthrough. Will used a combinational therapy of both western medicine, alternative and herbal protocols. Partially using Will's protocol as well as other alternatives, Rob proved that Lyme disease could be cured completely in less than two months.


One other American doctor working towards finding an innovating cure for
Lyme disease is Dr. Eva Sapi, who had a bout with acute Lyme herself. Dr. Sapi is a research pioneer with keen interest in spirochetes causing Lyme disease. She contributed greatly to discovering that antibiotics were not quite effective when used against spirochetes as they form a complex biofilm that enable it to survive.


From this study, it shows that medicine is not only conventional and more research needs to be put into diseases without cure in which combinational therapy can be exploited as Rob and Will did with chronic Lyme disease.

Moses KC 
MBBS 
Australia
Ksamoses@live.com


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