Neurologist explains chronic Lyme false assumptions
The psychology of chronic Lyme beliefs
Because patients deserve better
The psychology of chronic Lyme beliefs
Tick testing is not recommended for diagnosis.
This doctor’s patients had a 100% false positive rate for Lyme disease
Background In 2018, French scientific societies and the French National Academy of Medicine refused to endorse flawed recommendations about Lyme disease released by The National Authority for Health, a French government agency that was influenced by promoters of chronic Lyme … Continued
Experts overwhelmingly agree
They’re concerned about false positive Lyme disease diagnoses in children.
6 trials show it doesn’t help but can cause harm.
Doctors say treatment should be compassionate, comprehensive, & evidence-guided.
Correcting a conspiracy theorist
Crowdfunding sites are feeding chronic Lyme quackery
Stretch marks are not Bartonella
“The term chronic Lyme disease is controversial and often misleading.”
This is a revised version of a submission to the Tick-Borne Disease Working Group by Dr. Phillip Baker, PhD, the Executive Director of the American Lyme Disease Foundation (ALDF). The full article, dated September 15, 2018, may be viewed at the ALDF … Continued
A single quack is largely responsible
Herbs: Good on chicken, but they aren’t Lyme treatments
Run away from anyone promoting MARCoNS
False information causes unnecessary anxiety
Scientific data do not support claims regarding the existence of a chronic form of Lyme disease.
Les données scientifiques ne soutiennent pas prétentions quant à l’existence d’une forme chronique de la maladie de Lyme.
But the group changed its mind!