It contains brand new research on Lyme diagnostics and treatment, emerging borrelia species and co-infections, exciting data on pulsing and persister protocols (which is working in many patients who have failed other regimens), ...
And new information on Alzheimers, Autism and Lyme with important scientific updates in the 16 point MSIDS map that impact your health.
Details of new protocols are provided so that "How Can I Get Better?" can be used as a practical manual for you and your health care provider to help you get better.
We made the New York Times Science Best Seller list with his last book - lets get the #1 spot this time.
Pre-order today, lets show the science community that Chronic Lyme exists, and patients demand answers!
ps. I had great success gifting his last book with many of my health care providers. Not only did they read it, but it got passed around the office for staff to read as well.
I have already pre-ordered many books for my family and health care providers knowing people want this information to help their loved ones and their patients.
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Book sales are calculated from pre-orders and the first week of sales.
This is the time for the Lyme community to mobilize, and get a Chronic Lyme treatment handbook on the New York Times Science top ten list to make an impact.
Having an up-to-date, scientifically validated treatment guide to provide to your network of doctors is important. His book contains over 800 scientific references for your doctors.
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Ordered mine!!
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I'm reading this book now, slowly, very slowly because it's dense with details -- just like I like it, but it is definitely NOT a speed read!
I'm learning so much about persister cells and the new triple (and sometimes even quadruple) antibiotic combination protocols for treating them (Chap. 4) that my copy looks like a child's coloring book, with everything underlined in different colors.
I plan to buy it in electronic form as a back-up copy for myself, plus another copy in print form for our Lyme-friendly PCP, because he's an adjunct prof. here in TAMU's Medical College.
This book is encyclopedic in nature, a very affordable paperback medical textbook on the subject of Lyme disease.
All it lacks is medical references to qualify as a medical textbook, but that was not his purpose in writing it, so he intentionally omitted the reference citations.
Nevertheless, he gave enough clues about authors and dates of publication that it's no problem at all to find the pertinent references on PubMed.
For anyone with vision problems, I recommend the electronic version because then you can enlarge the font to suit yourself.
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