SAMPLE LESSONS BY A DEPRESSION TOP PHYSICIAN AFTER 34 YEARS EXPERIENCE Findings of expert researchers Li Q, Liu X and Others: As neurotoxic agents, heavy metals have been implicated in [causing] depression. Examining over 8,000 USA residents they report: They found significant cadmium-depression associations. The way this happens is extensive and involves at least eight […]
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THE INFECTIOUS DISEASE PHYSICIANS GUIDE TO THE SYMPTOMS, SIGNS, DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF BARTONELLA SAMPLE BARTONELLA IMAGES PATHOGENS JOURNAL IS AN OPEN SOUCE JOURNAL. FULL, FREE, AND COMPLETE USE IS ALLOWED WITH REFERENCING TO THIS EXCEPTIONAL PAPER. THESE ARE PICTURES PULLED FROM THE ARTICLE, NOT THE FULL PAPER. FULL REFERENCE HERE: Breitschwerdt, E.B.; Bradley, J.M.;
Stackowicz publishes some useful findings: Not all metals are pathological. Some are required for proteins, hormones, neurotransmitters, enzymes, etc. Some natural heavy metals have toxic effects, including to the brain. Simply, there are a few chemicals that can cause neuroinflammation—think gasoline inside your head. And alter glutamate, an excitation chemical and neuron chemical communication agent,
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What Should Experts in Babesia, Expert Babesia Doctors, Microbiologists, and Others Think About Babesia Odocoilei? Common or Highly Common? Make of Claims Babesia In the paper referenced at the end, Dr. Scott, again, offers interesting Babesia species information. He has taught that this odocoilei is the most common in North America. And below you see tw
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Qualifier: I am working on my 13th and 14th infection book in emerging infections. The fascinating research below ignores the 20% of Bartonella in advanced societies, Babesia that kills at least 1.4%, and Lyme disease that evades immunity and antibody tests 20-27 ways. Yet it is unfair to expect every PhD and MD/DO to be
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1. Men are 3-4x more likely to commit suicide. So the notion Depression is largely a female issue is far too simple. Though studies and definitions decades ago listed “female” as a depression “risk factor.” 2. Swetlitz writes helpfully when talking about aloneness: “I was severely depressed for the entirety of my junior year of
1. One major issue in studies examining depression treated with a single medicine alone, that use a single profoundly exact uniform dose helps your health, such as heart health makes quantum physics into a one-liner. *In our “treatment failures” practice, I have never seen one cause of major depression. Never. *Thinking that looks at: Does
The words “Lyme disease” are used often in a high school biology way to make it clearer. Sure. But treatments used by 99% appear to create a “harsh environment” which creates cystic forms, which have other names, but let us keep things simple. I do use “nut” or “walnut” to offer an image we all know.
Sadly, great healers think this is really an issue due to limits in their fine training. After writing 3 mold books, working with a PHD in biochemistry and a master builder, and am working on books 13 and 14 on tick and flea infections, I feel I might help in this issue. 1. Mold people
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In an examination of severe head injuries and serial Killers… Imaging of the brain of sample serial murderers showed brain defects, including: *reduced amygdala tissue *reduced and frontal cortex interconnection [the brain behind your forehead] *decreased grey matter neurons High-profile serial killers who had documented head injuries: Richard Ramirez, Glen Edward Rogers, and John Wayne
