I was listening to a top LL MD who I like a great deal, talking about a product as the magic bullet in destroying biofilms. That fact any company is trying to treat this disaster, very unappreciated in the treatment of Lyme and Bartonella, is sincerely appreciated. 1. I met an ND who is with this […]
One thing that is taught is that ticks that give you Lyme typically have a Bulls-Eye rash. WRONG. I once saw a collection of rashes of a pediatrician treating over 10,000 children and many were without any bulls-eye and many were smooth, faint, and uniform. Here are some obvious lyme rashes hard to miss: Source:
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When my family had many types of emerging tick and flea infections, after we did a good start treating Lyme disease, we realized we had serious Babesia from high expert microbiology testing. They were very easy to see after the special staining. Since no text existed on Babesia, I wrote seven. Here are some findings
The author’s write this sample: “After performing a literature review, we identified 56 studies showing that B. burgdorferi was detectable in long term culture (Table A1 and Table A2). Viable spirochetes were identified by culture, histology and/or xenodiagnosis following antibiotic treatment in 10 animal studies and 25 human studies, demonstrating that live organisms can persist following
For 34 years, Dr. James Schaller has been pioneering treatments for hard-to-treat depression, drawing on extensive training in both adult and child psychiatry. Alongside his research partner, Kimberly Mountjoy, MS, they authored this book to address significant gaps in existing literature. Their personal experiences with depression fuel their dedication to helping others, reflected in their
One of the most amazing aspects of diagnosing Bartonella is the use of Dr. Breichtwerdt’s unique, patented growth media, BAPGM. After Bartonella is enriched, 20,000 drops of your sample [dPCR] are subjected to PCR/DNA detection at 20k locations. I can barely believe I am saying this. He explained that blood samples are better than urine samples for Bartonella testing.
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I believe in distressing diverse types of debris that persist, like marbles. And I also believe Lyme disease, Bartonella, and Babesia are Not Fully Cured in 14 Days. ASK THEM: SO WHAT ARE YOU USING TO REMOVE THESE? 1. Enzymes? Which enzymes? They are not basic ones with easy access to parts to cut off.
Research identifies infectious agents as potential risk-modifying factors or direct triggers for Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) in specific patient subgroups. This etiology is primarily understood through the lens of post-infectious autoimmune responses that target brain regions involved in behavioral control, particularly the basal ganglia. Primary Infectious Triggers Group A Beta-Hemolytic Streptococcus (GABHS): The most documented infectious agent. It is
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It appears some on the autism spectrum improve on IVIG. Supporting idea autism and the spectrum disorders are subtypes, with some responding to IVIG The identification of brain-targeted autoantibodies in children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) raises the possibility of autoimmune encephalopathy (AIE). Intravenous immunoglobulin (IVIG) is effective for AIE and for some children with
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