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Babesia, Bartonella, Lyme Disease

Bartonella, Lyme And Babesia Can Cause Hypotension. They Are In Vast Diffuse Tissue Altering Blood Vessels.

Top 50 Causes of Hypotension (Low Blood Pressure)❤️ Cardiac Causes# Cause Mechanism1 Bradycardia Slow heart rate reduces cardiac output2 Heart failure Weakened pump reduces forward blood flow3 Myocardial infarction Acute damage impairs pumping function4 Cardiac tamponade Fluid around heart restricts filling5 Arrhythmias (various) Irregular rhythm disrupts effective pumping6 Aortic stenosis Narrowed valve obstructs blood outflow7 Cardiomyopathy Weakened heart muscle impairs […]

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Babesia

What to Think of Coartem for Babesia?

The best experts, half retired this year, used Coartem in various ways. Lumefantrine is half of Coartem. “The activity of each individual drug was assessed in vitro against B. bovis. Five of the six antimalarial drugs assayed had activity against B. bovis… with the exception of lumefantrine, which showed NO activity up to 200 μM. The most active drug was

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Parasite Infection

Tick Bites Are Invisible. Why?

Ticks remain largely undetected while feeding on a human host due to: Pain Killers Ticks secrete local anesthetics into the skin during the attachment process. This numbs the area, preventing the host from feeling the pain or irritation of the mouthparts piercing the skin. (Daniel Cameron) Anti-Inflammation Immune Modulation The saliva contains substances that dampen the host’s immune response at

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Testosterone

Why I Think DHT or Active Testosterone Should Be in the Top 35th Percentile

Restoring testosterone to physiological levels in individuals diagnosed with hypogonadism (clinically low testosterone) can lead to several documented health improvements. The following list outlines 20 potential benefits supported by clinical research. 1. Improved Sexual Desire (Libido) Reference: Bassil, N., et al. (2009). The benefits and risks of testosterone replacement therapy. Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism.pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov 2. Enhanced Erectile Function

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Lyme Disease

What “Lyme-Literate” Means

A Lyme-literate medical doctor (LLMD) is a healthcare provider with specialized knowledge and experience in diagnosing and managing Lyme disease and other tick-borne illnesses, such as Bartonella and Babesia. Healer’s discussing or “dabbling” in only Lyme bacteria are NOT Lyme-literate. They waste immense time and slow cure. Recommended Provider Directories Generation Lyme Searchable by location and radius; includes LLMDs and

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Lyme Disease

Healing the Blind? Debbie’s Magical Discovery of Why She Was Still Ill. Fixed by These Sample Tricks!!

She was very ill. Her LL MD was unknown to me but trying hard. She was positive on a Lyme immunoblot G at 31 and IND and 39. Ehrlichia borderline at 40 (<40 negative). 1. When You Have Lyme and a Second Infection When you have Lyme and a second infection, I have never seen merely those two. So Horbach

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Babesia

Why Do 30–40% of My Patients Have a History of DVTs or Blood Thinners?

Babesiosis can contribute to blood clot formation through red blood cell destruction, platelet reduction, and complications like disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC). How Babesia Affects Blood Babesia parasites infect and destroy red blood cells (RBCs), leading to hemolytic anemia, which reduces oxygen-carrying capacity and can trigger systemic complications. ClevelandClinic.org The infection also affects RBC deformability, causing them to become less flexible

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Possible Options for Latent TB

Discuss with your doctor CDC guidance favors short rifamycin-based regimens. 20 Options for Latent TB Standard Drug-Susceptible LTBI 1. 3HP — Isoniazid + Rifapentine Once weekly3 months One of the CDC-preferred regimens. 2. 4R — Rifampin Daily4 months Particularly useful when isoniazid cannot be used. 3. 3HR — Isoniazid + Rifampin Daily3 months CDC-preferred short-course option. 4. 6H — Isoniazid

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Babesia, Bartonella, Lyme Disease

“Chinese Medicine” Herbs for the 3 Bs

Using Traditional Chinese treatments, rather than every botanical used in integrative Lyme/Babesia practice, the list becomes considerably shorter. Directly Interesting for Six Related Germs TCM Medicine Babesia Malaria Borrelia/Lyme Bartonella Syphilis Artemisia annua / Qing Hao + in B. duncani; − in B. microti mouse study NO. Our human studies poor. +++ + in vitro −/weak in tested study No

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