Artesunate has been reported to “possibly” be of use. against Babesia. My advice is to read our millions in self funded research and try to move past 2005 work we did that was quite definitive. There is no first line treatment if you are trying to avoid relapse and resistance. I have already repeatedly addressed the 10ml Babesia cure with the yellow pain atovaquone […]
My title may be vague. Simple, I mean the use of your symptoms to diagnose what infections you acquired from biting insects like ticks, fleas and other biting insects. You are sweaty, with a headache and severe fatigue, so you have Babesia, If you have joint and muscle pain with burning shins, it is Lyme. If you have severe depression
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While we do not know the fatality rate of Babesia infections, mortality is not routine or as common as malaria. In our peer-less self-funded millions in research in seven textbooks, we have learned an immense amount of things that are recent “discoveries” we published in 2006–2009. And below are sample beliefs posted that are incorrect. [Many of these Babesia books are #1 on the topic]. Sample
First, because labs at large commercial laboratories are poor, the true death risk from Babesia is unknown. Anti-experts suggest 1.4% death risk from a Babesia infection. Here are a very few thoughts from our peerless seven books on Babesia. Who in government, any world infection society, or five physicians have invested millions in research over decades? Exactly. If you do
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In our November 2023 book summarizing the research, not impressions, on what essential oils and herbs kill Lyme disease, Bartonella and Babesia. In this easy-to-use book, we mention the use of garlic essential oils to kill Babesia. Here let us add some information to this comment. Y. ZHANG ESSENTIAL OIL STUDY WITH A GARLIC PEARL He rejects the standard one
**B. duncani could relapse after treatment with current basic recommended treatment with atovaquone [yellow liquid] or azithromycin. And increasing the dose had no benefit. [This is exactly what our research in 1999-2010 found many years earlier. It is confusing that most physicians and researchers do not read our work, and repeatedly “discover” our conclusions many years later]. **In contrast, the combination of garlic oil
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As the author of the 2008 #1 best-selling international hematology book that is the only blood study guide helping microbiologists and pathology experts to identify babesia, I would like to share some balanced pearls of my seven books and 26 years working with this single-celled parasite. First. 49/50 of my positive babesia patients have a negative FISH. I was confused that an
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In my seven Babesia texts we try to show the complexity of killing this single-celled parasite–Babesia. For example, routine proposed public treatments fail. And we wanted to believe they were useful, but typically one needs very large doses. We used blood smears examined by a highly skilled microbiologist with pathology training. High doses of two suggested treatments does lower body
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Lyme disease has 4 forms – treatment will be at least 4 treatments (Active, Nut, Frozen, and Biofilm). Babesia – as a powerful and hard to kill single-cell parasite, 4 treatments is optimal. Bartonella – studies with many treatments at low dose were most effective in killing Bartonella in sets of 4 treatments.
