Macro wrote:Janic wrote:It often happens that when one changes one's way of life, the body begins to react by temporary aggravation. This is a good sign that the body still has faculties to react, but that must be channeled so that the advantages do not turn into disadvantages, hence a strict but salutary dietary accompaniment.However, I did not change my diet or lifestyle in the months preceding the onset... Well, almost not... I had just reduced my consumption of dairy products, in particular yogurts, which I replaced by fresh or dried fruit as a dessert...
I spoke about it to the doctor and the rheumatologist, apart from the non-consumption of alcohol and tobacco (tobacco that I no longer consume since .... I don't even know anymore) Alcohol only zero drop since the beginning of the treatments and only occasionally before, they didn't advise me to stop or eat. in particular .. Sorry but apart from the fact that by stopping all the pleasures you find life longer... I believe in it means...
There are a lot of mediocre doctors: are they even aware of the study I published on the intestinal flora? I doubt...
If there's one thing that the covid crisis has shown us, it's that many are infected by BP: they'll prefer to sell you a chronic treatment rather than advising you to watch your diet... Well, "they" don't touch anything on yogurts!
After one does not prevent the other (if there are no drug contraindications): take yogurt or other cures (like Kefir...) to boost your intestinal flora (alcohol in high doses gets it high. ..), a short article to advise you on some ideas: https://www.econologie.com/micro-organi ... ntestinal/
I have chronic Lyme disease since 2013, I can tell you that incompetent doctors (including specialists: infectiologists and rheumatologists...) and Holocaust deniers I have met a few..
Also, I read that Lyme disease could be a precursor to...multiple sclerosis and arthritis...among others...
Muscle and joint pain have been my daily life for years... It's not going in the right direction for me.
Do a Lyme test at your next blood test...(Western Blot + Elisa: https://www.econologie.com/western-blot ... -covid-19/ )
I had a lot of trouble planting my trees, but there are other more serious problems with Lyme than joint pain...