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Treatment
of Chronic Lyme-51 Case Reports by Burton
A Waisbren Sr. MD is a founding member of the Infectious Disease
Society
People
in the field of Lyme disease research believe that this new
book may be the most important Lyme disease
book ever written.
What sets this book apart from other Lyme-related books are the
credentials of the physician who wrote it: Dr. Burton Waisbren, MD, FACP,
FIDSA, has been practicing medicine for over 57 years, and has
published research on Lyme disease in prestigious journals such as The
Lancet. In this book, he shares the treatment strategies and protocols
that he utilized in 51 cases of chronic Lyme disease, and presents
essays containing his professional analysis of the cases.
But Dr. Waisbren's credentials and
experience go much further. Not only is Dr. Waisbren a current
Fellow of the Infectious Diseases Society of America (IDSA), he is also one
of its founding members! Why does this matter? The IDSA is a
prestigious physicians' society that has generally taken the position
that chronic Lyme disease is not a scientifically-proven medical
condition, or at least, that it should not be treated with long-term
antibiotics in most circumstances.
Many believe that the IDSA's position on this issue has negatively
impacted the credibiltiy of Lyme disease physicians who desire to help
their patients with chronic Lyme disease. The IDSA's policies have drawn
fire from numerous important people, including politicians like Richard
Blumenthal, a United States Senator from Connecticut and former
Connecticut Attorney General.
Dr. Waisbren's new book, Treatment
of Chronic Lyme Disease: 51 Case Reports and Essays in Their Regard,
explains that chronic Lyme disease is, in fact, a real medical
condition which demands appropriate and aggressive treatment. This
landmark book, which originates from one of the founding members of the
IDSA itself, is an important step in helping Lyme sufferers gain
recognition, a voice, and vindication in their desire to get healed,
recover, and live normal lives. In addition to the credibility that this
doctor brings to the Lyme disease community, you will also find
important treatment strategies and meticulous documentation inside the
book.
With over 57 years experience in medicine, Dr. Waisbren's
methodologies for managing chronic Lyme disease will be useful to
everyone involved in Lyme disease treatment, including patients,
physicians, and researchers.
As a result of this doctor's credentials and credibility, this book can be used to educate your family, friends, and local
physician(s) about the realities of chronic Lyme disease. Never before
has a book been available from such a reliable, authoritative source.
You can buy
multiple copies of the book at a discount to give away. Whether
you order just one copy, or multiple copies, the book has been priced
affordably so that everyone can own it and share this important message
about chronic Lyme disease.
By reading this book, you will have the chance to go behind the scenes
in Dr. Waisbren's medical clinic and discover the treatments he uses to
fight chronic Lyme disease. With an engaging and informative writing
style, you will learn about 51 of Dr. Waisbran's chronic Lyme disease
patients, the treatments he used for them, and their clinical outcomes
(when available). You will also read eleven essays by Dr. Waisbren
covering a wide range of topics and ideas. Buy
the book to discover the following information:
- Which antibiotics and
combinations of antibiotics Dr. Waisbren uses with his patients.
- Dr. Waisbren's
theories on chronic Lyme disease and related medical conditions such
as ALS, Multiple Sclerosis, and others.
- Mirco-organisms
involved in chronic Lyme disease and their antimicrobial
susceptibilities, including Bartonella, Babesia, Ehrlichia, and
others.
- The use of Gamma
Globulin in the treatment of chronic Lyme disease.
- The kinds of studies
that are desperately needed for more understanding of chronic Lyme
disease.
- IV vs. oral
antibiotics.
- Lyme disease testing
methods.
- Dr. Waisbren's
experience treating Bartonella and various novel approaches to
managing it, with references to international Bartonella studies.
- Many more topics!
A
book said to belong in the library of every Lyme disease doctor,
researcher and patient and discover the expertise and wisdom of a doctor
who has been practicing medicine for 57+ years, and who is one of the
Founding Members of the Infectious Diseases Society of America (IDSA).
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Table of Contents
Treatment of Chronic Lyme Disease
By Burton Waisbren, MD, FACP,
FIDSA
Introduction
Observations
That Surfaced in the Author’s Study of Chronic Lyme Disease since
1989
Definition
of Chronic Lyme Disease Syndrome
Part 1:
Fifty-One Consecutive Case Reports of Patients Seen between 2007 and
2011 by Dr. Waisbren
Part 2:
Essays Regarding Chronic Lyme Disease Syndrome
Essay 1:
A War against Ticks as a Means to Prevent Lyme Disease
Essay 2:
Problems Inherent in the Development of a Lyme Vaccine and the Wide
Implication of These Problems
Essay 3:
Testimony regarding Viral Vaccines and Their Dangers, Given by Dr.
Burton Waisbren before Congress in 1999
Essay 4:
The “Emperor’s New Clothes Syndrome,” Chronic Lyme Disease, and
the Infectious Disease Society of America (IDSA)
Essay 5:
Microorganisms Involved in Chronic Lyme Disease and Their
Antimicrobial Sensitivities
Essay 6:
A Suggestion That It Might Be Worthwhile to Add Gamma Globulin to
Treatment Protocols for Chronic Lyme Disease
Essay 7:
The Treatment of Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis with Anti-Lyme
Antibiotics
Essay 8:
A Consideration of the Laboratory Diagnosis of Chronic Lyme
Disease—Comments about the Western Blot Method
Essay 9:
Experimental Studies “Begging” to be Done regarding Lyme Disease
Essay
10: Two Protocols to Be Considered for the Treatment of Chronic Lyme
Disease Syndrome
Essay 11:
Further Consideration of Demyelination (Multiple Sclerosis) and the Chronic
Lyme Disease Syndrome Part 3: Additional References upon Which Many of
the Observations and Suggestions in This Book Are Based
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by NY Times reporters Judith Miller, Stephen Engelberg, William Broad
Subtitle:
Biological Weapons and America's Secret War
However, it is not only
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weapons grade germs in many countries. It
makes sense that scientists and scientific departments in our government
who have the burden of trying to keep us "safe" - would do
many experiments regarding germ warfare especially when one considers
that scientists in other countries were doing similarly
like having nuclear weapons - if all have them, "they" say we
will be safe because everyone will be afraid to use them in the first
place,
for fear of retaliation.
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wonder what the thinking is with weapons grade germs? Then
another question is how is it that no major catastrophes have happened yet?
Or is the key word, YET?
Lyme and tick-borne disease
are catastrophic for many people, but although there are a few pages
in GERMS about Lyme disease, in this book, there is no definitive
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not been made into a weapons grade organism or genetically modified in
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of 25
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companies conspire to prevent new ideas from entering medical research
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(Paperback)
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(Paperback)
by Richard
F. Kaplan (Editor): Available
Lyme Disease ( The Infinite Mind, vol.
110) (Audio CD)
by The
Infinite Mind (Author): Available
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disease. (Notice to
Readers): An article from: Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report [HTML]
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Title: Economic impact of Lyme disease.
Book Description
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Citation Details
Title: Economic impact of Lyme disease.
Author: Xinzhi Zhang
Publication: Emerging Infectious Diseases
(Magazine/Journal)
Date: April 1, 2006
Publisher: Thomson Gale
Volume: 12 Issue: 4 Page:
653(8)
Distributed by Thomson Gale
Excerpt. © Reprinted by permission. All rights reserved.
To assess the economic impact of Lyme disease (LD), the most common
vectorborne inflammatory disease in the United States, cost data were
collected in 5 counties of the Maryland Eastern Shore from 1997 to 2000.
Patients were divided into 5 diagnosis groups, clinically defined
early-stage LD, clinically defined late-stage LD, suspected LD, tick bite,
and other related complaints. From 1997 to 2000, the mean per patient direct
medical cost of early-stage LD decreased from $1,609 to $464 (p<0.05),
and the mean per patient direct medical cost of late-stage LD decreased from
$4,240 to $1,380 (p<0.05). The expected median of all costs (direct
medical cost, indirect medical cost, nonmedical cost, and productivity
loss), aggregated...
NOTE: Education and information can
help patients and their doctors, especially since we are in the infancy of
tick borne diseases and dealing with an ongoing controversy about Lyme and
associated diseases. We need to see books tracking individual cases of
chronic Lyme disease, books on emerging tick borne diseases, books on Lyme
Induced Autism, and books on misdiagnosis of Lyme as ALS, MS, fibromyalgia,
Chronic Fatigue, Parkinson's, Alzheimer's, and so on.
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