James L. Schaller, MD, MAR, Director, Professional Medical Services of Naples, et al. Introduction Bartonella is an infection that may cause a rash, enlarged lymph node(s), and malaise and fatigue that resolve over several weeks.[1,2] Many animals and insects carry this infection. Bartonella has multiple vectors and infection sources including fleas, flea feces, cat […]
Sample of recent research by Edward Breitschwardt, DMV, to follow up our conversation on human mothers infecting their children. He seemed to suggest it is quite possible but better to do more research on this concern. He did an excellent study on this precise topic in cats. Study at the end of this post below. Schaller
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I have been quite stunned to see the current errors in teaching by Bartonella “experts” who are wrong on almost everything they say. But we learned 45 seconds in my nine years of medical education, and zero in the decades of standard yearly education. Hard to fault them. My entire family had multiple infections in
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My main goal here is to address an error made by 99% of those treating and publishing about Bartonella care for decades. And it stuns me so many agencies, groups and publications offer doxycycline as a treatment. DOXYCYCLINE IS COMPLETELY WORTHLESS IN THE TREATMENT OF BARTONELLA. 1. In our research involving advanced blood smears clearly
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In approximately 2002 my profoundly ill family realized treating our Lyme disease and Babesia was not enough, and our mood, patience, behavior and character were becoming “OFF.” Frankly, if was scary to see all of us change for unclear reasons. So I started using my 40+ hours of weekly research to focus on Bartonella discovered
My title may be vague. Simple, I mean the use of your symptoms to diagnose what infections you acquired from biting insects like ticks, fleas and other biting insects. You are sweaty, with a headache and severe fatigue, so you have Babesia, If you have joint and muscle pain with burning shins, it is Lyme.
While we do not know the fatality rate of Babesia infections, mortality is not routine or as common as malaria. In our peer-less self-funded millions in research in seven textbooks, we have learned an immense amount of things that are recent “discoveries” we published in 2006–2009. And below are sample beliefs posted that are incorrect. [Many of these Babesia
For many years there has been exploration of manganese as a tool to kill Lyme bacteria. II explored the idea of using whole blood manganese levels, RBC manganese levels, and serum levels as a start. One recent study suggested using toenail levels. No. Merrel Holly, D. Sci. who is a 50 plus year toxicologist shared this
I was very surprised to learn in 2023 how much research shows antidepressants can grow brain neurons, especially in the hippocampus. Neurogenesis, the process of generating new neurons, is significantly impacted by depression, with impaired neurogenesis in the hippocampus being linked to the development and persistence of depressive disorders. Understanding Neurogenesis Definition: Neurogenesis is the
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It has been known for years that manganese can harm lyme. Recently a paper reports that very low and overwhelmingly high manganese helps kill borrelia or Lyme disease. Our current approach in treating humans is to test three levels of manganese WHOLE BLOOD MANGANESE LEVEL. RBC OR RED BLOOD CELL MANGANESE SERUM MAGNESIUM. The first
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