Meltdown – Borrelia burgdorferi / Lyme disease?
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Jenna SmithPosted
Mon 27 Dec 2010 12:00am
sherimiller75 asked:
Behaviour in my 19 month old daughter about 7-10 days after what we now believe to have been a tick bite and the contraction of borrelia burgdorferi / Lyme disease.
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BORRELIA LIKES BRAIN TISSUE
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Joanne60Posted
Sat 03 Jul 2010 1:48am
This link is to part of an interview with Eva Sapi here
During the interview Eva Sapi talks about the nutritious requirements for Borrelia being quite significant, she says when we culture Borrelia in the lab, we need to use a very rich media.
She says the brain is an organism very juicy, perfect for Borrelia.
Dr Macdonald and Dr Judith
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Borrelia biofilm video - must see
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Bryan R.Posted
Thu 14 Oct 2010 11:41am
If you can’t penetrate the biofilm, then the bacteria remain protected from whatever treatment you may be doing. In the coming months I’m going to be writing more about this.
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Look Out! It's A Bird, It's A Plane, It's....Super Borrelia!
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Connie S.Posted
Sun 24 Aug 2008 3:15pm
common strain of borrelia burgdoferi, Ospc type A, can hop continents like a grasshopper on steroids? Did you know that it is also able to adapt to new ecosystems without having... of Lyme disease cases; however, that so many are infected is due, only in part, to its hardy genes. We are making Borrelia Ospc A's job easier by moving closer and closer to tick
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Is Borrelia Hanging Out In My Food?
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Connie S.Posted
Sun 24 Aug 2008 6:14pm
Well, uh...maybe. I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but...that steak you're chewing on might contain borrelia cysts. The suckers might be taking a swim in your milk..., however, that borrelia has been found in all kinds of animal products, including cow's meat and milk. While we don't know for sure if you can get Lyme disease by consuming
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TIGECYCLINE AGAINST PERSISTENT BORRELIA BURGDORFERI
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Joanne60Posted
Fri 18 Dec 2009 12:00am
"Ineffectiveness of Tigecycline against Persistent Borrelia burgdorferi”.
Dr. Stephen Barthold and Dr. Ben Luft
I was rather dissappointed at first when I read the details... if nothing else it does add to the growing evidence that Borrelia can persistent even after what is considered to be an effective antibiotic treatment.
Then Phyllis Mervine
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ONE OF THE MANY COMPLEXITIES OF BORRELIA
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Joanne60Posted
Fri 03 Dec 2010 4:36am
Close Quarters
Crowded conditions such as those in cells can affect proteins’ structure, function, and activity
Celia Arnaud
Full text here
'The most dramatic example of shape change in a nonspherical protein that Wittung-Stafshede has studied, in collaboration with Cheung, is the borrelia protein VlsE, which is involved in Lyme disease. Under
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MORPHEA - SCLERODERMA - LYME DISEASE- BORRELIA
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Joanne60Posted
Wed 18 Aug 2010 2:14am
to wonder how many patients are PCR tested negative for Borrelia when indeed they actually still have an active infection?
so in no order but all very interesting:-
http... occur in the same patient. In these cases, morphea arises first followed by a milder and nonprogressive form of systemic scleroderma.
LYME DISEASE/BORRELIA INFECTION
J Am Acad
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Taking Away Borrelia's Food
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Connie S.Posted
Sat 24 Jul 2010 9:46pm
My latest hobby has been researching cancer treatments, and I've discovered that cancer and Borrelia have a couple of important things in common. They are both anaerobic... and exercise, are detrimental to Borrelia's existence, because the oxygen produced by such treatments functions on multiple levels to weaken and kill the organism. The same is true
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