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Why some patients aren’t cured from Lyme Disease and why the current treatment most doctors offer isn’t sufficient for curing the disease. Watch the full video here

Dr. Schaller explores how Bartonella is more common than Lyme Disease in many developed countries around the world. Watch the full video here

Told from a child’s perspective, this poetic reflection captures the wonder of flight — soaring above trees, clouds, and even airplanes, singing with birds and brushing treetops with bare feet. The narrator revels in the freedom and joy of flying, yet acknowledges the loneliness of drifting too high alone and the pull of practical needs

In this charming story, 10-year-old Helen the hen turns to her 103-year-old grandmother for advice on staying safe. With warmth and wisdom, Grandma shares essential lessons: watch out for distracted drivers, always wear a seat belt, swim only with adult supervision, never take medicine alone, stay away from guns, and be cautious around strangers. Through

This heartwarming story introduces Gussy, a spirited baby poodle whose fussy quirks make him all the more lovable. From gourmet tastes for French toast and cookies to his playful antics—singing to a pet bird, racing alongside his mom’s bike, and mischief on airplane trips—Gussy charms his family at every turn. Though he dislikes water on

Bartonella is a widespread but often overlooked bacterial infection that invades red blood cells and spreads through 60,000 miles of blood vessels and lymphatics in the body. Unlike Lyme disease, it’s transmitted by a surprising range of vectors—ticks, fleas, mosquitoes, mites, bed bugs, and even biting ants—making exposure common. Yet diagnosis is challenging, with only