A viewer’s mother has a high white blood count, low kidney function, fatigue, and neck pain. She has been ill for a week now, and her doctor has prescribed doxycycline for cystitis. Does she have a chronic kidney infection? Will the LHP and DSMR work be helpful?

As you saw intuitively, this is the case, that there is kidney involvement, and it is a timely intervention to go to work on her with the protocols as that is just the ticket for evening the odds here, to get ahead of things, and beat back the microbial onslaught underway. As you know, it can be maddeningly difficult to deal with chronic urinary tract infections with the current available agents. It is getting harder and harder, with an erosion of efficacy over time of antibiotics, through ever-growing microbial resistance, so the advent of a fully effective one-two combination of the LHP and DSMR is a wonderful development that will be a game changer for many, many individuals struggling with chronic infection.