What Should Experts in Babesia, Expert Babesia Doctors, Microbiologists, and Others Think About Babesia Odocoilei? Common or Highly Common? Make of Claims Babesia In the paper referenced at the end, Dr. Scott, again, offers interesting Babesia species information. He has taught that this odocoilei is the most common in North America. And below you see tw […]
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We are not dogs. At least Not typically. And in medical research we may start with rats (or ill dogs) and watch them for possible application for humans. Sample excerpts for this interesting article about dog with a canine Babesia: Canine babesiosis can cause anemia and lower their ability to clot. They showed extreme lethargy and additional
The authors mention the issue of resistance to common antibiotics. Which we wonder is made worse by ignoring the cyst, persister, and biofilm forms and is used against super turtle speed growing infections. So, if you give Lyme and an antibiotic as if it reproduces 30,000x a month, when it only grows once–we think that
Is the expert in these three unique infections someone trained in infectious diseases for two years? Is everyone who took two extra years to learn how to treat a large variety of complex infections, also an expert in Bartonella and the co-infections Lyme disease and the single-celled parasite Babesia? 1. All physicians need to be
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Over the last two weeks, I have been surprised by the surge in those being seen by great healers and researchers, and yet who cannot keep improving a patient’s life. Please understand that if any patient comes to me with a single lab-diagnosed common tick, flea, pet-scratch infection, or another insect-bite infection, I am profoundly
Case December 7, 2025 Ross is a European. And these are a few reasons I worry if he will never be cured. 1. His letter assumed he felt he understood far more than he does. For example, he reports he has Bartonella. But if you do not aggressively kill Lyme disease and Babesia, you will
It is unclear how the binding of antidepressant drugs to their targets gives rise to the clinical antidepressant effect. We discovered that the transmembrane domain of the tyrosine kinase receptor 2 (TRKB), the brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF) receptor that promotes neuronal plasticity and antidepressant responses, has a cholesterol-sensing function that mediates cholesterol’s synaptic effects. We
