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Topic: Have you seen this Lyme and coinfections chart of symptoms??

Lymetoo
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http://www.lyme-symptoms.com/LymeCoinfectionChart.html

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Keebler
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What a fabulous design, so easy to track. And they included EARS. Just can't really assess the content, though, without the references.

As for content and references (would be nice to see which LLMDs may have contributed to this or the sources used), I tried to find the authors and it seems not to be from any specific lyme doctors but from a blog by an semi-anonymous "Louise" who is a life coach and author. Some background here:

http://www.lyme-symptoms.com/About.html

About Lyme-Symptom.com

Email: [email protected]

From the bottom of the lyme link there, a disclaimer of sorts:

Taken from my research - what I learned from LLMD and what was confirmed by the experts, the people infected with Lyme and co-infections.

Know that there are many more symptoms caused by this infection than just the ones listed here.

Take what you want and leave the rest! (Louise)
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[ 05-30-2012, 09:11 PM: Message edited by: Keebler ]

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lymeboy
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wow this is great! Thanks!

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canefan17
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lol Look what we're up against

FML

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Kudzuslipper
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OMG. just kill me now!!!! just kidding...but OMG...how do any of us do anything?

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Lymetoo
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You can tell that they know nothing about STARI.

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Keebler
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yeah, the design is very nice but the content may be just a start to one's personal research that would go much further - and finding an excellent ILADS-educated LL doctor.
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jalama
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Why does Bartonella cause anxiety and so many psychiatric symptoms?

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Lymetoo
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just does, jalama .. just does

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outerspace1226
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thanks lymetoo. im taking this to my next visit along with a highlighter...maybe two highlighters case one runs out.

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Lymetoo
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Keebler
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Just got my copy yesterday. Very impressed with the detail here and the way the comparisons are outlined.

Talking so far just about lay-out and a few key points. It will take me many tries to sufficiently read the full article (I'm a slow reader). So, I can't offer full review of content.

Still, even if it may be very good, I would never rely on just one article or just one doctor. Yet this certainly may stand well among the best.

[For newcomers, be sure to see the ILADS' site: www.ilads.org ]

http://www.townsendletter.com/June2012/June2012.html

Townsend Letter - June 2012

Neurotoxic Disorders: Reactivity to Lyme, Coinfections, Molds, and Petrochemicals

Interview with Wayne C. Anderson, ND

- by Nancy Faass, MSW, MPH

The symptoms once described only as "Lyme disease" frequently involve other bacteria. Certain types of toxigenic mold can also be a major factor in neurotoxic conditions.

Petrol-based pesticides, insecticides, and solvents are a third major contributor to neurotoxic inflammation � all involving similar symptoms.

Dr. Anderson describes the

progression of neurotoxic disorders;

symptom patterns for Borrelia, Babesia, Bartonella, Ehrlichia, and Mycoplasma;

and state of the laboratory testing,

as well as offering case studies with immune support protocols.

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This article is not on-line but the full issue can be purchased at some health-minded markets - or ordered:

http://www.townsendletter.com/backissues.html
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