1. There was not a single true expert in her state or country. 2. The “experts” were using outdated information on Babesia and Bartonella, meaning they were not Lyme Literate, even though their knowledge might have been current in the 1990s. 3. Treatments for all infections were too short. For example, IV treatment for 4–6 […]
In 2000, my family had been treating the four forms of Lyme and Babesia for some years, but we felt we could not move further. Ever feel like, “I am not getting better”? What is wrong now? Why is no on in the LL MD or anywhere really talking much about this? In my 1980’s
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Bacterial biofilms commonly cause chronic and persistent infections in humans. Bacterial biofilms consist of an inner layer of bacteria and an autocrine extracellular polymeric substance (EPS). Biofilm dispersants (abbreviated as dispersants) have proven effective in removing the bacterial physical protection barrier EPS. Dispersants are generally weak or have no bactericidal effect. Bacteria… within biofilms… may be more
In our exciting Destroy Depression book, a top collection of 80 highly advanced solutions, we discuss in huge detial Depression and lower sexual function in great detail. It offers vast solutions not found elsewhere that we know of. However, I almost always find poor sexual functioning in the three infections mentioned above that are untreated or trivially treated,
Great Bartonella pioneers from past decades have suggested doxycycline as a treatment. We appreciate these pioneers. Yet you can “drown a horse in doxycycline and it will do nothing.” [2014 lecture]. I asked Dr. Breischwerdt if he has adjusted that position in over ten years. He kindly added: “Doxycycline is useful against Bartonella only in
DR/DR has many causes and over 25 treatments, and it is common in Lyme disease and Bartonella A scale to clarify symptoms and track improvement is below. Click here for scale: DR DP SCALE VS 9 MARCH 28 2023 Under scale. Free use with the scource noted.
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An interesting article on Bartonella in many other regions is rarely discussed, fascinating in Bartonellosis in World Health Organization Eastern Mediterranean Region, a systematic review and meta-analysis. European journal of public health * WHO only monitors B quintana and henselae. And some countries never test for it. In one study the seroprevalence in cats and dogs was 35.7% and
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Gabapentin compounded cream—we use as a high potency cream to hands, feet or other body parts likely delivering 10x the dose of oral dosing. Gabapentin oral—we start with 10-25 mg but often use 1800—2400 mg which may be occasionally needed ifor severe panic and treatment resistant insomnia. Pregabalin-related to gabapentin, but they do not have
Antibiotic Herbs The thirteen with antimicrobial activity in vitro (test tube) were: Astragalus Berberine Cat’s claw Cordyceps Cryptolepis Chinese skullcap Garlic Japanese knotweed Sweet wormwood Reishi mushrooms Lemon balm Peppermint Oil of oregano The research team found inconclusive data regarding the antimicrobial activity of andrographis, sarsaparilla, and thyme. No supporting evidence existed for antimicrobial activity
STREP, BARTONELLA, LYME, MYCOPLASMA, AND OTHERS PANS (Pediatric Acute-onset Neuropsychiatric Syndrome) is a clinical diagnosis, meaning there is no single blood test that can definitively “prove” or “disprove” the condition. Instead, doctors use blood tests to look for infectious triggers, assess immune system function, and rule out other medical issues. Common blood tests ordered during a PANS
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