In this video, Dr. James Schaller addresses an important question many patients and families ask: Is it only Lyme? Lyme disease is often misunderstood, and many people are left wondering whether their symptoms are caused only by Lyme or if other hidden infections are at play. Dr. Schaller, a leading expert on Lyme disease and […]
Lyme Alone? Bartonella is Vastly More Common and Babesia is Not Rare! Read More »
Your body will kill both? Are you fond of jumping off bridges? Years ago, I was teaching martial arts. OK. Many many years ago, I was teaching karate. If someone could only dedicate seven weeks to learn, I declined to teach them anything. You will just have a fantasy you know something about self-defense after
1. Bartonella is carried by 12 biting insects and transmitted through pet bites and scratches. Lyme is only carried by a tick. 2. Doctors trained before 1990 never learned about the Bartonella found in new advanced tests 3. Examination of burial mounds, blood donors, healthy children, and adults in Europe and Rio De Janeiro finds
IS BARTONELLA MERELY A “CO-INFECTION” OF LYME? AN IMMENSE MEDICAL COMEDY. Read More »
As the author of the #1 Textbook on this herb and its semisynthetic derivatives, I would like to offer some help, as many errors and confusions exist. My research on this involved aggressive, repeated blood smears performed by an exceptional microbiologist. I self-funded this research. Finally, an incredibly famous American and European expert on herbs and vast
Artemesia, Artesunate, Artemisinin, Artemether and Other Derivatives for Babesia Read More »
ALL DIAGNOSIS BY SYMPTOMS ARE FLAWED. 300 SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS ARE IN BARTONELLA, BABESIA AND LYME DISEASE. One concern is Bartonella is vastly more common than Lyme, with at least 12 biting insects spreading, and studies with 1-2 species tests showing 18–30% of humans positive. Bartonella is in EVERY part of 60 miles of RBC and
The following is a list of over 700 peer-reviewed articles that support the evidence of persistence of Lyme and other tick-borne diseases. It is organized into different categories—general, neuropsychiatric, dementia and congenital transmission. Learn More
1. B. baciliformis 2. B. bovis 3. B. elizabethae 4. B. grahamii 5. B. henselae 6. B. koehlerae 7. B. quintana 8. B. vinsonii subsp. berkhoffii 9. B. vinsonii subsp. arupensis 10. B. washoensis 11. B. rochalimae 12. B. clarridgeiae 13. B. tamiae 14. B. melophagi 15. B. alsatica 16. B. mayotimonensis 17. B. volans 18. B. monaki 19. B. rousetti 20. B. tribocorum 21. B.
Twenty-five percent of Americans are chemically sensitive. But this diagnosis does not exist, and patients are given a psychiatric diagnosis. Dr. Claudia Miller explains, “Over the past century, the United States has undergone a chemical revolution.” “Fossil fuels, coal, oil, natural gas, their combustion products, and then their synthetic chemical derivatives are mostly new since
Top Lyme Doctor and Author Cautions Chemicals Cause Illnesses in 25% of USA Read More »
