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In 2007, we quickly published the first article on depression, irritability, anxiety, and panic. The only psychiatry article and bartonella, until years later the Breischwerdt team started a series of recent studies on psychiatry and neurology. For over 30 years, we have seen these two infections impacting mood. In the book we wrote over four years and 200k research costs, with 70 […]

His New Depression Solutions and Treatments 5/5 on New Book Ratings From the United States SJ 5.0 out of 5 stars Depression Reviewed in the United States on August 9, 2026Format: Kindle Destroy Depression & Return to Joy feels like a practical lifeline rather than just another self-help promise. James Schaller blends personal credibility with clear, hopeful guidance, and the

Plasmalogens are glycerophospholipids. They contain an ester-linked lipid at the SN2 position on the glycerol backbone (DHA or arachidonic acid) and a vinyl ether linked lipid at the SN1 position on the glycerol backbone (C16 palmitic acid or C18 oleic acid). Please see my attached picture. To answer your question about how plasmalogens differ from DHA or Oleic acid: Both DHA

Glutathione (GSH) More science: major detox pathways Phase I Phase II Phase III Key biochemical notes Full references

Below is a solid and serious list of major detoxification-related chemicals, enzymes, and transporters, with body sources and when they matter most.  In biochemistry, detoxification mainly means: phase I biotransformation,  phase II conjugation, and phase III transport/excretion. 1. Glutathione (GSH) 2. Glutathione S-transferases (GSTs) 3. Glutathione reductase 4. N-acetylcysteine (NAC) 5. Cysteine 6. Methionine 7. S-adenosylmethionine (SAMe) 8. Folate / 5-methyltetrahydrofolate (5-MTHF) 9. Vitamin

Here are 20 things that support the body’s natural detoxification processes.Note: the body “detoxifies” primarily through the liver, kidneys, lungs, gut, skin, and lymphatic system—these are the main systems involved. Full references

The human body utilizes a complex network of pathways to neutralize and eliminate toxins, primarily coordinated by the liver, kidneys, lungs, lymphatic system, and skin. Cytochrome P450 (Phase I Oxidation) The primary liver enzyme system that converts fat-soluble toxins into smaller, reactive intermediates. Glucuronidation (Phase II) Attaches glucuronic acid to toxins like drugs and bilirubin, making them water-soluble for excretion

The strongest direct persistence evidence is for peptidoglycan in human Lyme arthritis, cartilage-associated antigens in treated mice, and DNA/mRNA persistence after lethal ceftriaxone exposure in vitro. Evidence Key H = human evidence; M = mammal/animal; V = in vitro. Persistence: ★★★ direct post-treatment/post-killing evidence; ★★ suggestive/indirect; ★ component established but persistence itself unproven. # Particle / Borrelia Material Persistence /

In 100% of my decades of Morgellons patients I have found multiple infections. Never one type. These all have impact on the skin and head tissues. And they are in thousands of miles of brain vessels. Sadly, most doctors have a full waiting room and a rapid mill. The problem this creates is Morgellons patients are distressed, agitated, overwhelmed and

“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,