Babesia

Previous clinical study indicated Babesia infections can be refractory to drug treatment, and recrudescence or relapse of infection may occur after current treatment and can persist even for more than two years. In an immunodeficient mouse model, Lawres et al. have proved that current treatment with azithromycin up to 50 mg/kg, clindamycin up to 50 mg/kg, or quinine up to […]

Image 1: What You May Not Know About Bartonella, Babesia, Lyme Disease and Other Tick & Flea-Borne Infections These researchers find: Research Source Zhang, Y.; Bai, C.; Shi, W.; Alvarez-Manzo, H.; Zhang, Y. Identification of Essential Oils Including Garlic Oil and Black Pepper Oil with High Activity Against Babesia duncani. Pathogens 2020, 9, 466. We published this finding from our

Image: Treatment and Diagnosis of Human Babesiosis by James Schaller, M.D. Recommended placement: Directly under the main heading. This establishes authority immediately and matches the opening statement referring to Babesia research and publications. “Current therapeutic regimens (atovaquone + azithromycin) for Human babesiosis is suboptimal: Our seven Babesia books presented many of these findings 20 years ago. And since most infection

1. Sweet Wormwood (Artemisia Annua) In humans, not a test tube, sweet wormwood or artemisia annua, had zero impact on Babesia numbers. Note: We are not commenting on its use with malaria, Book: Artemisinin, Artesunate, Artemisinic Acid and Other Derivatives of Artemisia Used for Malaria, Babesia and Cancer 2. Artemisinin In humans. not test tube studies, Schaller also found no

We have done research, self-funded, far beyond what anyone has done on the effect of this herb in killing Babesia. Our 2000s studies were in humans, not in the lab or in mice. We found that no dose affected human babesia blood smears. A top hematology expert might see variation between one month and another, but the final numbers showed ZERO HELP AGAINST BABESIA. A well-known Lyme organization had the