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Recent Posts

MARCoNS: Not a real diagnosis
More victims of Lyme quackery- updated September 14, 2018
The harms of unnecessary “Lyme anxiety”
An example of pseudoscience: Chronic Lyme disease
Un exemple de pseudoscience: La maladie de Lyme chronique
“Chronic Lyme” patients probably poisoned in Australia, where there is no Lyme disease
Yolanda Hadid- treatment list
How March for Science was tricked by chronic Lyme advocates
Fewer deaths in Lyme patients than typical Americans, a year after diagnosis
Ozone therapy for Lyme: a dangerous scam
Former Lyme Warrior: I’m embarrassed
She almost fell for it. How a quack tried to convince her it was Lyme.
Bartonella: Not a tick-borne disease or Lyme coinfection
Real Lyme patient: Stop spreading nonsense
Echte Lyme-patiënt: Stop met het verspreiden van onzin
Julia Bruzzese and the need for media responsibility
ILADS leader thinks his patients are sensitive to Wi-Fi
Doctor and scientist commentaries on “Chronic Lyme”
Video: Why detox foot baths are scams
The Realities of Alternative Medicine for Serious Illness
Does Chronic Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever Exist?
Borrelia hermsii is not a known co-infection of Lyme or other tick-borne diseases
Infections and the ticks that carry them
Scientologist quack David Minkoff disciplined by medical board
CDC scientist: Why bands 31 and 34 aren’t used to test for Lyme disease
Washington: Lyme cases almost non-existent and greatly outnumbered by fictional cases
Anju Usman: Disciplined after serious charges
ILADS and “Surviving mold” doctor Keith Berndtson: Disciplined
ILADS doctor Jeffrey Piccirillo: Disciplined for grave charges
Stinging yourself with bees: dangerous and ineffective “Bee venom therapy”
Continuing education (CME, CEU) for medical professionals
Nebraska: No Lyme disease but false positives frustrate health experts
Papers on chronic Lyme disease
Dispelling the Chronic Lyme Disease Myth
Case Study: A Patient Claiming Chronic Lyme Disease
Deadly C. diff infections from unnecessary antibiotics for false chronic Lyme diagnoses
Good journalism on chronic Lyme pseudoscience
From quack to science advocate: Personal journeys
ILADS doctor says a boy is harmed by WiFi, so the parents sued the school.
Lyme disease tests: Science vs Misconceptions
Lyme has no link to multiple sclerosis, ALS, Alzheimer’s, autism, or Parkinson’s
The original Rogues Gallery
Steven Harris- Reprimanded for intravenous garlic
Australia has no Lyme disease- So why are activists promoting it?
How chronic Lyme groups trapped Nick
This chronic Lyme doctor spreads 9/11 conspiracy theories
How chronic Lyme recruits followers
The trap of chronic Lyme
Lyme disease did not cause the Sandy Hook shooting
Cheryl Ortel- Sued for diagnosing Lyme rather than cancer

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The CDC and medical organizations around the world have warned of false and misleading information about curable tick-borne infections like Lyme disease. Such misinformation is being spread by so-called “Lyme literate” doctors and “Lyme warriors” who promote themselves as patient advocates while doing a disservice to patients.

Victims of misinformation may come to believe they have multiple unrecognized infections such as “chronic Lyme”, “chronic tick-borne Bartonella”, “chronic Babesia”, “mold illness”, and Morgellons. Families are spending enormous amounts of time and money on quackery in desperate attempts to treat unrecognized infections, when something else is causing the symptoms.

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