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 The “experts” were using outdated information on Babesia and Bartonella, meaning they were not Lyme Literate, even though their knowledge might have been current in the 1990s.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 weeks may kill a small number and stun more, but this only kills the active form, not the nut, frozen/hibernating, or biofilm form.
4. They use too high a dose in the first 10 days.
5. They use a low dose as if it is curative. It is not.
6. Highly aggressive governments or physician regulatory boards intimidate doctors of medicine who have four years of training plus often decades of experience, making them afraid to provide full treatment.
7. The practitioners believe that treating for 2, 4, or 6 weeks with various treatments will cure all Babesia, Bartonella, and biofilm forms.It can be useful and uncomfortable, but you cannot get a PhD in 4 weeks. All of these are like TB. They grow slower than turtles, not rabbits on crack.
8. The biofilm treatment for Lyme, TBRF and Bartonella shows immense errors, often driven by the well-meaning marketing of biofilm treatment product companies. Some products kill infections, but not these three biofilms: Lyme, TBRF, and Bartonella.
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9. They never pre-killed Babesia because they think it is easy to detect. It is much wiser to kill a single-celled Babesia parasite, allowing its huge form inside red blood cells to explode into 100 particles that the immune system sees, thus creating antibodies.
the first 10 days