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30 Causes of Black/Dark Floaters in Humans

“Black floaters” are a symptom, not a diagnosis. They can arise from ordinary collagen condensations, blood, inflammatory cells, infectious vitritis, pigment, tumor cells, protein deposits, or other vitreous material. The National Eye Institute specifically lists aging, vitreous detachment, hemorrhage, uveitis/infection, retinal tears and retinal detachment among important causes. 1. Age-Related Vitreous Syneresis / Collagen Condensation — Very Common. With aging, […]

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A Morgellons Patient Was Told: “Black Floaters Never Matter.”

Key Lessons About Black Eye Floaters in Humans “Black floaters” usually means dark spots, dots, threads, rings, strands, or cobweb-like objects that seem to move through the visual field. They are extremely common, particularly with aging, but new or suddenly increased floaters can indicate a retinal emergency. Floaters Are Usually Shadows, Not Objects on the Retina. Most arise from structures

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Babesia, Bartonella, Lyme Disease

“Traditional Allopathic Medicine Can Never Cure Lyme, Bartonella, and Babesia”

Sadly, this naturopath is inheriting patients from poor physicians. Why? Because we have published the exact opposite. Resistance is never an issue, and our tools are never one thing, so resistance to one treatment never matters. In our pending NATURAL MEDICINE HUGE TEXTBOOK, there will be highly advanced information in no other book and not taught by any Lyme-literate healer.

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Babesia, Bartonella, Lyme Disease

Pandas, Pans, Strep Treatment, Lyme, Bartonella & Babesia

One error in treating profoundly complex PANDAS and PANS children and youth is that the Strep was not fully killed. Augmentin, Amoxicillin, Azithromycin (Zithromax), and Cephalosporins do not defeat the frozen persisters or biofilms. A biofilm requires a 1000x higher dose. Why have you never heard that? These researchers mention two hot and volatile essential oils we have used for

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Babesia, Bartonella, Lyme Disease, Mold

50-COMMON TOXINS.
These hinder treatment or expert care by the best Lyme-literate, Babesia-literate, and Bartonella Experts.

50-agent master list of environmental toxicants/contaminants relevant to common or important exposure in the United States and Europe. I am using “common toxins” broadly to include toxic metals, persistent organic pollutants, pesticides, plastic-associated chemicals, combustion products, and VOCs.

50-COMMON TOXINS.
These hinder treatment or expert care by the best Lyme-literate, Babesia-literate, and Bartonella Experts.
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TOXINS CREATING AUTOIMMUNITY

Top 25 environmental exposures associated with autoimmunity Rank Exposure Autoimmune associations Evidence 1 Crystalline silica SSc, RA, SLE, ANCA vasculitis ★★★★★ 2 Cigarette smoke RA, SLE, MS, Graves disease ★★★★★ 3 Trichloroethylene (TCE) Systemic sclerosis, SLE/autoimmune responses ★★★★½ 4 Organic solvents SSc, SLE, MS, systemic autoimmune disease ★★★★ 5 Mercury/methylmercury ANA/autoantibodies; autoimmune dysregulation ★★★★ 6 PM2.5/air pollution RA, CTD, IBD,

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Babesia, Bartonella, Lyme Disease

COMMON TOXINS HINDERING LYME TREATMENT
TBRF, BARTONELLA, AND BABESIA RECOVERY.

Another Grouping of Common Toxins Hindering Possible Herbal Success.

APPENDIX

here is a practical framework for the 50 environmental toxicants. The ratings are comparative—not diagnostic thresholds—and “autoimmune” is deliberately separated from general immune effects because evidence for direct causation of autoimmune disease is much weaker for many chemicals.

COMMON TOXINS HINDERING LYME TREATMENT
TBRF, BARTONELLA, AND BABESIA RECOVERY.
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