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The Diagnosis, Treatment and Prevention of Bartonella

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Bartonella is one of the most serious infections in the world. Due to profoundly outmoded testing, this universal world infection has been able to hide in untold tens of millions of individuals. Even with virtually no research, it has gone from 2 species to 32 discovered species in a short time. Treatment studies are all of questionable value. Bartonella harms every organ in at least 15-20 ways. This fact is based on a review of about 2,000 published papers and is functionally unknown to 99. 9% of the world’s clinical and academic health care workers. This book is meant to powerfully and clearly reveal this profoundly dangerous stealth infection, before it harms millions of people.

500 pages, Paperback

Published June 20, 2008

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October 14, 2008
Very good for someone new to the disease, or unaware at how devistating it can be (can cause major damage to every major organ in many different ways(some strains can cause instant heart attacks/blocks, etc..yikes!)Dr. Schaller writes that 80% of cats tested in CA have some strain of bartonella (aka-Cat Scratch fever). It listed many of the common forms of treatment and how many can help but not completely cure the disease. It's filled with pictures, which are actually quite hard to see..but impresses the reader with the fact that it can cause many different types of rashes or physical damage. It can also cause 52 types of damage to the retina. Essential for practitioners or anyone in contact with sick people. It's also more common in ticks than Lyme.
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June 3, 2014
Great read about Bartonella and treatment plans, but the pictures were very hard to see.
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