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CDC Division Director: Long-term antibiotics not warranted for Lyme treatment
20 Feb 2019

CDC Division Director: Long-term antibiotics not warranted for Lyme treatment

by LymeScience Editor | posted in: Science vs myths | 0

The Poughkeepsie Journal spread conspiracy theories about Lyme disease for years, facilitated by long time “Chronic Lyme” propagandist Mary Beth Pfeiffer. On June 15, 2013, the Journal published the following response by Dr. Lyle Petersen to one of Pfeiffer’s articles. … Continued

ILADS, testing, treatments
Are all Lyme disease fundraisers scams?
30 Jan 2019

Are all Lyme disease fundraisers scams?

by LymeScience Editor | posted in: Science vs myths | 0

Crowdfunding sites are feeding chronic Lyme quackery

treatments
Why herbs & supplements won’t help Lyme disease
13 Nov 2018

Why herbs & supplements won’t help Lyme disease

by LymeScience Editor | posted in: Science vs myths | 0

Herbs: Good on chicken, but they aren’t Lyme treatments

quackery, treatments
Tainted Glutathione likely poisoned “Chronic Lyme” patients in Australia, where there is no Lyme disease
13 Aug 2018

Tainted Glutathione likely poisoned “Chronic Lyme” patients in Australia, where there is no Lyme disease

by LymeScience Editor | posted in: Stories | 0

A dangerous consequence of chronic Lyme quackery.

Australia, treatments
Ozone Therapy for Lyme: A Dangerous Scam
25 Jun 2018

Ozone Therapy for Lyme: A Dangerous Scam

by LymeScience Editor | posted in: Science vs myths | 0

Please don’t try to treat Lyme disease with ozone

quackery, treatments
Stinging yourself with bees: dangerous and ineffective “Bee venom therapy”
23 Apr 2018

Stinging yourself with bees: dangerous and ineffective “Bee venom therapy”

by LymeScience Editor | posted in: Science vs myths | 0

“Bee venom therapy”: another fad treatment in the chronic Lyme world.

quackery, treatments
Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy: More Lyme quackery
19 Feb 2018

Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy: More Lyme quackery

by LymeScience Editor | posted in: Science vs myths | 0

Another unnecessary therapy marketed for Lyme disease.

quackery, treatments

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  • ILADS Speaker David Younger: Tax Fraud, Professional Misconduct
  • Albert Aniel: Disciplined after a patient’s complaint
  • Michael Belfiore: “Drug Dealer” Convicted of Causing Two Patient Deaths
  • Murray Susser: Disciplined many times
  • ILADS Paul Lynn: Disciplined
  • ILADS James Neuenschwander: Disciplined for Negligence or Failure to exercise due care
  • ILADS Michael Ledtke: Disciplined for Negligence and Incompetence
  • Aszani Stoddard: Multiple disciplinary actions
  • CDC Division Director: Long-term antibiotics not warranted for Lyme treatment
  • Rolf Luneng: Medical license revoked
  • John Hoffmann: Another “Lyme Literate” Cult Leader
  • Are all Lyme disease fundraisers scams?
  • Ginger Savely: Admits Unprofessional Conduct
  • ILADS Jennifer Armstrong: Admits Professional Misconduct
  • ILADS Deborah Metzger- Twice Disciplined After Grave Charges
  • ILADS Pari Patel: Disciplined Twice
  • ILADS/functional medicine doctor Michael Arata accused of Gross Negligence & Unprofessional Conduct
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  • Tania Ash: Disciplined
  • Sandeep Gupta: Conditions imposed
  • Malathy Sundaram: Disciplined after patient complaints
  • MARCoNS: Not a real diagnosis
  • The harms of unnecessary “Lyme anxiety”
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  • Un exemple de pseudoscience: La maladie de Lyme chronique
  • Tainted Glutathione likely poisoned “Chronic Lyme” patients in Australia, where there is no Lyme disease

About LymeScience

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 sham infections such as “chronic Lyme”, “chronic tick-borne Bartonella”, “chronic Babesia”, “toxic 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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