An example of pseudoscience: Chronic Lyme disease
Scientific data do not support claims regarding the existence of a chronic form of Lyme disease.
Un exemple de pseudoscience: La maladie de Lyme chronique
Les données scientifiques ne soutiennent pas prétentions quant à l’existence d’une forme chronique de la maladie de Lyme.
“Chronic Lyme” patients probably poisoned in Australia, where there is no Lyme disease
A dangerous consequence of chronic Lyme quackery.
Yolanda Hadid- treatment list
$5 million spent on treatments, according to US Weekly
How March for Science was tricked by chronic Lyme advocates
But the group changed its mind!
Fewer deaths in Lyme patients than typical Americans, a year after diagnosis
Unnecessary Lyme anxiety
Ozone therapy for Lyme: a dangerous scam
Please don’t try to treat Lyme disease with ozone
Former Lyme Warrior: I’m embarrassed
Stopping the “Lyme warrior” hogwash was life changing.
She almost fell for it. How a quack tried to convince her it was Lyme.
“Thankfully, I’m not an idiot.”
More victims of Lyme quackery- updated August 3, 2018
Stories worth reading.
Bartonella: Not a tick-borne disease or Lyme coinfection
Many myths about Bartonella are spread on the Internet
Real Lyme patient: Stop spreading nonsense
A story about unnecessary anxiety about Lyme disease, from the Netherlands.
Echte Lyme-patiënt: Stop met het verspreiden van onzin
Had ik in chronische Lyme gelooft, dan was het slecht afgelopen.
Julia Bruzzese and the need for media responsibility
Why every chronic Lyme story needs to be questioned
ILADS leader thinks his patients are sensitive to Wi-Fi
ILADS and Global Lyme Alliance promote some pretty bizarre beliefs.
Doctor and scientist commentaries on “Chronic Lyme”
Educational articles, written for a lay audience.
Video: Why detox foot baths are scams
It’s a chemistry trick.
The Realities of Alternative Medicine for Serious Illness
Why are incompetent “Lyme literate” practitioners so appealing?
Does Chronic Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever Exist?
Short Answer: No
Borrelia hermsii is not a known co-infection of Lyme or other tick-borne diseases
Different ticks in generally different geographic areas.