Dr. Jessica Peatross

It's like we gotta kick the dust up at the construction site a little bit.

It's like we gotta kick the dust up at the construction site a little bit.

Yes, you have to have an acute poisoning for a metal to show up in the blood. That's what conventional medicine needs to understand when they test for metals. So for me, once I get a positive on a Lyme test, depending on what test it is, I then break the news to the person. They often think that they can't heal. They often think you can't put it in remission.

Yes, you have to have an acute poisoning for a metal to show up in the blood. That's what conventional medicine needs to understand when they test for metals. So for me, once I get a positive on a Lyme test, depending on what test it is, I then break the news to the person. They often think that they can't heal. They often think you can't put it in remission.

Yes, you have to have an acute poisoning for a metal to show up in the blood. That's what conventional medicine needs to understand when they test for metals. So for me, once I get a positive on a Lyme test, depending on what test it is, I then break the news to the person. They often think that they can't heal. They often think you can't put it in remission.

Yeah, but it's not. It's not, 1,000%. And so another thing I like to tell people is the German studies have now shown that you can get Lyme disease from mosquitoes. From larva to full mosquito, it can stay in mosquitoes. The German studies have proved it now.

Yeah, but it's not. It's not, 1,000%. And so another thing I like to tell people is the German studies have now shown that you can get Lyme disease from mosquitoes. From larva to full mosquito, it can stay in mosquitoes. The German studies have proved it now.

Yeah, but it's not. It's not, 1,000%. And so another thing I like to tell people is the German studies have now shown that you can get Lyme disease from mosquitoes. From larva to full mosquito, it can stay in mosquitoes. The German studies have proved it now.

You can get it through childbirth. They think it's sexually transmitted, just like syphilis. It's a cousin of syphilis, actually. So there are a number of different ways. And I am of the belief that most people have been exposed to spirochetes. What is the difference between my body and your body and someone who has full-blown Lyme? A lot of it is the nervous system.

You can get it through childbirth. They think it's sexually transmitted, just like syphilis. It's a cousin of syphilis, actually. So there are a number of different ways. And I am of the belief that most people have been exposed to spirochetes. What is the difference between my body and your body and someone who has full-blown Lyme? A lot of it is the nervous system.

You can get it through childbirth. They think it's sexually transmitted, just like syphilis. It's a cousin of syphilis, actually. So there are a number of different ways. And I am of the belief that most people have been exposed to spirochetes. What is the difference between my body and your body and someone who has full-blown Lyme? A lot of it is the nervous system.

A lot of it is their toxin bucket and their stress, right? So that's why I start there with them. When that's taken care of, we don't need nearly as long. And most of the time, people's livers are stagnant, people's bile is stagnant, and they can't sweat when they're full of lime and metals. They're all jammed up, and they can't release anything, and they're just toxic.

A lot of it is their toxin bucket and their stress, right? So that's why I start there with them. When that's taken care of, we don't need nearly as long. And most of the time, people's livers are stagnant, people's bile is stagnant, and they can't sweat when they're full of lime and metals. They're all jammed up, and they can't release anything, and they're just toxic.

A lot of it is their toxin bucket and their stress, right? So that's why I start there with them. When that's taken care of, we don't need nearly as long. And most of the time, people's livers are stagnant, people's bile is stagnant, and they can't sweat when they're full of lime and metals. They're all jammed up, and they can't release anything, and they're just toxic.

And so if I can rattle that body awake and put it back in homeostasis, sometimes that's the worst part for people in the very beginning, to kind of get them stable. Get them sweating again, get their liver working, get their bile working,

And so if I can rattle that body awake and put it back in homeostasis, sometimes that's the worst part for people in the very beginning, to kind of get them stable. Get them sweating again, get their liver working, get their bile working,

And so if I can rattle that body awake and put it back in homeostasis, sometimes that's the worst part for people in the very beginning, to kind of get them stable. Get them sweating again, get their liver working, get their bile working,

get their lymph moving, and then bam, I'll give them something like biocidin, something like para-1 or para-2, something like para-5, mixed with fenbendazole or ivermectin sometimes if they need it, and then wait an hour or so, take a binder, something like fulvic or humic acid, because you don't want to bind up any of the killing protocol, right? So you have to wait a little while.

get their lymph moving, and then bam, I'll give them something like biocidin, something like para-1 or para-2, something like para-5, mixed with fenbendazole or ivermectin sometimes if they need it, and then wait an hour or so, take a binder, something like fulvic or humic acid, because you don't want to bind up any of the killing protocol, right? So you have to wait a little while.

get their lymph moving, and then bam, I'll give them something like biocidin, something like para-1 or para-2, something like para-5, mixed with fenbendazole or ivermectin sometimes if they need it, and then wait an hour or so, take a binder, something like fulvic or humic acid, because you don't want to bind up any of the killing protocol, right? So you have to wait a little while.