Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS), also known as Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (ME/CFS), is a complex, long-term illness. It causes extreme, debilitating fatigue that is not improved by rest and significantly interferes with a person’s ability to carry out normal, daily activities. Core Symptoms A diagnosis typically relies on the presence of several characteristic symptoms lasting 6 months […]
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We deal with inflammation 3x/day since most medicines address it, but we treat years of inflammation. And have vast options few know or use. A reminder of the basics: Fibromyalgia represents a chronic pain pathology characterized by severe musculoskeletal pain, fatigue, disturbances in sleep, and cognitive issues. “Despite its presence, the underlying mechanisms of fibromyalgia
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The Nonsense You Should Hurt To Be Cured. In 2006, in the best Babesia book ever written, we mentioned tafenoquine. We are glad it is being used. The malaria dose is about 200 mg for three days. Since when do malaria and Babesia dosses match? Never. Starting with 200 mg a day of Tafenoquine (Arakoda)
I am not a fan of doxycycline as a biofilm killer. Khella is a Mediterranean herb. It is listed as useful for about ten things, but a biofilm action is new to me. So our huge revised Herbs and Essential Oils for Killing Lyme, Babesia, and Bartonella has significant new herb and biofilm information not in any Lyme doctor posts or lectures.
Previous clinical study indicated Babesia infections can be refractory to drug treatment, and recrudescence or relapse of infection may occur after current treatment and can persist even for more than two years. In an immunodeficient mouse model, Lawres et al. have proved that current treatment with azithromycin up to 50 mg/kg, clindamycin up to 50
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Image 1: What You May Not Know About Bartonella, Babesia, Lyme Disease and Other Tick & Flea-Borne Infections These researchers find: Babesia duncani could relapse after routine dictated treatment with current therapeutic drugs, atovaquone or azithromycin…. Even at high concentrations, Babesia survived. In contrast, the combination of garlic oil or DADS and azithromycin showed eradication
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Image: Treatment and Diagnosis of Human Babesiosis by James Schaller, M.D. Recommended placement: Directly under the main heading. This establishes authority immediately and matches the opening statement referring to Babesia research and publications. “Current therapeutic regimens (atovaquone + azithromycin) for Human babesiosis is suboptimal: with frequent relapses. Side effects There is no specific treatment for
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A sample of 700 articles shows that Lyme disease is not eradicated in a couple of weeks. 7. Feng, J.; Weitner, M.; Shi, W.; Zhang, S.; Sullivan, D.; Zhang, Y. Identification of Additional Anti-Persister Activity against Borrelia burgdorferi from an FDA Drug Library. Antibiotics 2015, 4, 397–410, https://doi.org/10.3390/antibiotics4030397. 8. Zheng, X.; Ma, X.; Li,
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Survival mechanisms of B. burgdorferi persistence include: “Immune evasion via physical seclusion within immunologically protected tissue sites such as: the CNS [brain], joints, eyes, collagen-rich tissues, [misc] cells, biofilms; alterations in outer surface protein (OSP) profiles … [by altering outer parts], phasic variations, immune modulation via alterations in
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Misdiagnosis Of Alpha-Gal Syndrome As Non-Celiac Gluten Sensitivity Or Lactose Intolerance: A Diagnostic Blind Spot…. Alpha-gal syndrome (AGS), an emerging tick caused hypersensitivity, is getting noticed. Why? An unusual signs and symptoms delayed food-related allergic reactions. It can cause abdominal pain, diarrhea, bloating, and cramping-are common and often underrecognized. Such common GI reports can be
