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mom10789
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PostPosted: Wed Oct 10, 2007 4:00 pm 
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does CPn act the same way as lyme
lyme seems to ose your body as its personal playground
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ROBBIE, how are you doing
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I don't know much about lyme: I haven't got it. What I do know, however, is that Cpn just buried itself away in one place in me, my head. It is by no means the same with everyone, though,who suffer from pain all over the place.

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Cpn can be misdiagnosed as lyme and lyme can be misdiagnosed as cpn infection. They are by no means the same disease, though both can be successfully treated by this protocol.

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