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Excerpts From A Useful Babesia Research Paper. The notion I can only learn from those who agree with everything I publish is silly. Difference has a use. Here is a sample of some useful things in Pathogens Journal. *The first human case of babesiosis was described in 1957 by Skrabalo and Deanovic in Yugoslavia,  and

Can Atovaquone (Mepron) and Azithromycin (Z-Pack, Zithromax) Cure Babesia? We did not see major killing on old treatment guidelines on atovaquone yellow liquid at 10 mls (two teaspoons) daily. Our research did not show azithromycin 500 mg a day killed Babesia on expert blood smears. Atovoquone 10 mls and 500 mg together, daily, did not

Expert Physician and Author of Seven Babesia Textbooks Explains What You Need to Know When I discovered my family had fallen into the simple late 1990s and early 2000s notion of “Lyme disease only” thinking, as if biting insects are sterile except for one infection, we found we all had Babesia, not merely Lyme disease.

I was happy to see that between 1982 and 2022 there was a steady increase of material published on Babesia. The rise is at a 45-degree angle. My suggestion is that most physicians are still making errors in identifying symptoms, in testing, and in treatment, perhaps because of a huge lack of training by true