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Yes, this was discussed by Dr. H of NY at the 2011 Lyme Conference.

Below are a few of the notes I took on this subject:


2011 ILADS Conference, Toronto, Canada

Lyme & Babesiosis: Updates on Treatment & Diagnosis 2011

Dr. H 10/28/11

He has 20 years of experience treating lyme; more than 12,000 chronic patients

He was in France and China discussing babesiosis. Talked with Chinese CDC regarding parasites

Some of his patients get better with glutathione alone. It opens up the detox pathways (is an anti-oxidant)

Borrelia miyamotoi is showing up in ticks in Hyde Park, NY. This strain is in Japan. We can't test for it.

There is a new ehrlichia species also found.

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Notice that when this talk was given, not only did he mention B miyamotoi, but he also mentioned a new ehrlichia species.

Notice also that he said the new B miyamotoi CANNOT be tested for.

This new strain was also discussed at this recent thread:

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