I linked to one article - I could have linked to 100+ pages
Sorry to hear Archer. Back pain is a pain in the butt, literally.
The point still is that you linked to an article describing a specific medical condition known to be responsible for at least 40% of all back issues. And this article is about something completely different than the "bed bugs" you theorized to be the cause of your back pain.
To clear this up I linked to another article describing what the article you posted actually is about, namely "Modic Changes". You don't need 100 articles to explain this specific "Modic changes" condition..
The good thing is that this
"Modic Changes"
condition happens to be caused by an internal bacterial infection (not bed bugs). And that it often can be helped in hours with a bit of ClO2.
As I know first hand how debilitating back pain can be, and how easy and fast "Modic changes can be helped by ClO2, I hope this can help clear up the wide spread misunderstandings about what causes back pain.
If ClO2 doesn't help you, or doesn't help anyone else currently dealing with back pain, then you may need to look for other possible causes.
However, first to consider would be mechanical damage caused by "Modic Changes" that may have been going on for many years. From my own experience "Modic Changes" can tear away both tissue and bone in the lower back. If it gets too far and damage has occurred, then a couple ClO2 doses alone may not be sufficient. If this is the case then expect recovery may take months, or even a year (or two).
Note this is me drawing conclusions about the ultimate result of untreated "Modic Changes" - literally a rotten lower back ready to collapse (and slow recovery).
This way many back issues that do not respond well to MMS, may still have "Modic Changes" as the primary cause. It would not say that MMS doesn't work, but merely that MMS only is not enough. Other "meds" like time, nutrition, diet, exercise etc may need to be included.
Since doxycycline helps you this indicates that you most likely have "Modic Changes".
Antibiotics will probably slow recovery, or even worsen symptoms over time. Same with high carb diet. Getting into ketosis may be a good idea as sugar feeds infection.
A few painless hours during the day is precious, especially if you can't afford being sick, but I would sure quit Doxycycline.
By the way I did recover from serious "Modic Changes" myself. I had a back surgery the same year Mr.Modic told the world about his findings, 1988. I heard about "Modic Changes" only 2 years ago. But I knew ClO2 helped my back pain long before that.
Periods of bad diet and little or no exercise tends to have my symptoms return.