My main goal here is to address an error made by 99% of those treating and publishing about Bartonella care for decades. And it stuns me so many agencies, groups and publications offer doxycycline as a treatment.
DOXYCYCLINE IS COMPLETELY WORTHLESS IN THE TREATMENT OF BARTONELLA.
1. In our research involving advanced blood smears clearly showing Bartonella presence and the loss of Bartonella in the early 2000’s, we never saw any decrease in these microbiology expert lab director performing slides.
2. In a series of very careful and precise conversations with Dr. Breitschwerdt, the world Bartonella research expert, he mentioned as early as 2014, that “You could drown an infected horse in doxycycline and it would have no effect on Bartonella!”
3. In a correspondance I asked about his current doxycycline position, since that had been about a decade earlier. His opinion had not changed and he had witnessed many, such as veterinarians getting doxycycline getting treatment without improvement. However, he did say doxycycline has use in acute, immediate infection treatment. My impression of this was about four weeks after one of 12 different biting insects infect you, or a pet bites or scratches you. But acute is variable and has variation in meaning outside this brief post.
4. As taught elsewhere, we believe the best treatment for cure is 3-4 treatments.
5. HH or Houttuynia cordata was studied in our research, using massive doses of this popular chinese herb. It was ineffective at killing Bartonella even at high doses. Yet it still is listed as useful.
6. We have discovered a way to destroy Bartonella’s biofilm that we have posted a couple places (FaceBook and this blog) and will be part of our definitive Bartonella textbook.