The wonderful state of Florida ended a fine doctor’s medical career because infection doctors with worthless “expertise” in infections I have 12+ top texts on, with a 1,300-page Bartonella tome, told the state medical board the ridiculous claim that it is very easy to diagnose Bartonella, and to specifically visualize it in blood. These frauds […]
There Are Actually 23 Species In Humans Of Varying Percentages Basic Bartonella sites and “starter” doctors report 3, 10, or 14 species. As far back as 2007, I published that there were 9 in humans. In 2025/2026 we posted the 23 species. B. bacilliformis B. bovis B. elizabethae B. grahamii B. henselae B. koehlerae B.
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Dr. Breitschwerdt taught that after treatment, negative antibodies can create a “rebirth of Bartonella antibodies.” He may mean that a past antibody level which dropped to negative increases with treatment, or perhaps that antibodies become positive after treatment. Our Detection Trick For Bartonella For 20 years, we have pretreated for possible Bartonella, and this stealth bacteria often
Bartonella species are primarily transmitted to humans through the bites of certain insects. Here are the main insects that can transmit Bartonella: Fleas: Bartonella henselae is often transmitted by fleas, particularly the cat flea (Ctenocephalides felis). Ticks: Several species of ticks, including the western black-legged tick (Ixodes pacificus) and the lone star tick (Amblyomma americanum),
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Bartonella is not typically diagnosed by smear of blood drops. Bartonella infections, such as those caused by Bartonella henselae (responsible for cat scratch fever) or Bartonella bacilliformis, are not typically diagnosed using a blood smear. Instead, diagnosis is more commonly achieved through serological tests, PCR (polymerase chain reaction) tests, or culture methods. Blood smears can
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Sample herbs killing Lyme disease. In a test-tube study, some natural treatments have a good ability to kill Lyme…. Researchers found that seven herbal extracts at only 1% potency killed Lyme effectively. These potent treatments were: Polygonum cuspidatum root (Japanese knotweed) Uncaria tomentosa (Cat’s Claw or Samento) Cryptolepis sanguinolenta Scutellaria baicalensis (Chinese skullcap) Juglans nigra
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Possums. With Lyme, Bartonella, and Babesia, your body has so many variables that you are likely to have an unusual reaction to something. I assume this and therefore have no universal protocols for all humans on earth. They are casually sold by those who overwrite your mind to be adored or who experienced healing for
27 Agents Or Agent Classes With Antibiofilm Activity Important distinction: only a minority have strong evidence for treating established biofilm infections in humans. Many are useful only at specific sites—implants, catheters, wounds, lungs, sinuses, oral cavity, or root canals—and some remain preclinical. In most deep infections, drainage, debridement, or removal of infected hardware is more
The enzyme biofilm defeating section is vastly expanded in our very revised and expanded Herbs and Essential Oils Book, coming out in September 2026. The literature supports several enzyme classes as biofilm-disrupting adjuncts, primarily by degrading extracellular polymeric substance (EPS) components or bacterial structures. The strongest evidence remains largely in vitro and animal/preclinical, so these
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APPENDIX IV_ LYME BIOFILM DETIALS Molecular and Cellular Mechanisms of Borrelia burgdorferi Biofilm Formation 1. Surface Proteins and Adhesion Factors Outer Surface Proteins (Osps): Key in biofilm initiation and adhesion. OspA, OspB: Important for attachment to tick midguts and possibly host tissues. OspC: Facilitates early infection and tissue colonization in mammals. Decorin-Binding Proteins (DbpA, DbpB):
