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MorningSong
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Has anyone found the 2009 Babesia Book by James Schaller helpful in their recovery. I was considering ordering it, but it is $55. I wanted to see if others found it helpful before spending the money since we are watching our finances.

Thanks

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Leelee
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I ordered it from Amazon.com, but I think I paid closer to $95. I also bought the 2009 supplement book, but I can't remember what that one cost.

For me, the supplement book would not have been helpful without the original one too.

I am glad I got both of them, but I have so much trouble remembering what I read anymore I can't say that I recall seening any new or different information or not.

I use it as a reference book mostly. When I have a question I refer to it.

Except for pictures of blood smears there are not any photographs. I have both of his Bartonella books and they contains many, many pictures which I found very helpful.

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MorningSong
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Thank you Leelee.

Just wanted to make sure it wasn't a technical read that would be hard for a non-medical type to understand.

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Have you read any of his other books? I have an earlier one of his about babs and he is a terrible writer IMHO. Plus, he didn't tell you how much artemisinin to use, but to talk to your LLMD. I thought it would have at least that. It seemed he was always saying talk to your LLMD. I couldn't even bare to finish it.

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Leelee
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MorningSong,

It is definitely not technical. In fact, his writing style is very elementary it seems to me.

I agree with j_liz. He's not a gifted writer, but I am glad I added his books to my "medical library". I find I am continuously needing to look up something. [Wink]

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I wasted about $30 on his book 'Uses of the herb Artemesinin'.

Lots of big print, blank pages, and references...and maybe a single spaced page (if that) of useful info.

never again.

And I'm not the only one who got that impression.

Charlie

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