Very good tutorial. Things that treat malaria also treat babesia. Very well written book by Stephen buhner, highly recommended. Birds take ticks everywhere, so I don’t follow the “endemic areas” model since testing is horrible for tick borne illnesses. I didn’t test for babesia, but had symptoms and did very well with treatment.
...all the symptoms sound like Covid plandemic doesn't it? ...Lymelight 1: Who put Babe in Babesiosis (must see) @ you need to find SPIROPHAGE to kill spirochetes.
Hi, so you did well with malaria treatment? Or something else? If you could let me know specifically which molecule/compound/drug helped you, that would be really great, thank you
I agree that the Stephen Buhner protocol is good. My son was on that before his Lyme rage got so bad, it landed him in jail and then a psychiatric hospital.
@@Tinyteacher1111 oh, my goodness...I'm so sorry to hear that. As his mother, it must have been hard to watch him suffer that way. I hope he is doing better.
The best of luck to you! 🙏 I was diagnosed 10 months ago in suburban area I’d northern Detroit. Mine is a live version that my doctor has never seen before. It’s been living hell… just like malaria. I’m SO tired, lack iron (so I take supplements). It got worse as I began treatment. Apparently, this parasite doesn’t like being killed, I guess!!
Can you begin feeling sick immediately after getting bitten? Or, could it have been a been a ground bee sting or exposure to mold toxins? At age 65, after becoming so sick for 18 years and having to retire from my teaching career and going on disability from getting saline breast implant illness, 4 major surgeries, crazy infections, mold toxicity, and moving to a mold-free home, I felt much better, so I volunteered at a children’s garden. I was stung by insects when I had to get up disgusting “compost” with broken glass in it, and immediately became dizzy and sick, had 6 months of severe joint pain and illness, and two years later was diagnosed with a number of Lyme co-infections, including live form of Babesia Mycroti that my Lyme specialist has never seen before. I live in the northern Detroit area in a beautiful town, so I don’t get it!! WHY do they say you aren’t likely to get Babesia in Mi, especially in a suburban town and clean neighborhood? Mine was alive!!! I reported it to the CDC. I hope they change their information!
As babesiosis is so similar to malaria, how come functional asplenia, I.e. sickle cell anemia, makes one more susceptible to babesiosis while ‘immune’ to malaria (at least some protection)? Love your videos, they’re teaching me a lot!
It seems very few people respond on here. I love Dr. Cameron! However, I’ve had everything toxin and environmental related illness, I think there is, so I’d be willing to share any knowledge I have. I’m 68, and disabled from breast implants (which caused major health complications, mold toxicity, and now several forms of Lyme infections, for which I’m currently being treated, please let me know. I was going to start my own channel to help others who have invisible illnesses and disabilities, but frankly, I don’t know how. Lol!
what about monkeys? The doctor thinks I have it. The only two places I have been was Sri Lanka and Okinawa, Japan (where I live). The doctor "think" I have it, because we dont have the blood tests back. They had to get sent back to the United States and it might take more than two months to find out what I have.
Very good tutorial. Things that treat malaria also treat babesia. Very well written book by Stephen buhner, highly recommended. Birds take ticks everywhere, so I don’t follow the “endemic areas” model since testing is horrible for tick borne illnesses. I didn’t test for babesia, but had symptoms and did very well with treatment.
...all the symptoms sound like Covid plandemic doesn't it? ...Lymelight 1: Who put Babe in Babesiosis (must see) @ you need to find SPIROPHAGE to kill spirochetes.
Hi, so you did well with malaria treatment? Or something else? If you could let me know specifically which molecule/compound/drug helped you, that would be really great, thank you
I agree that the Stephen Buhner protocol is good. My son was on that before his Lyme rage got so bad, it landed him in jail and then a psychiatric hospital.
@@Tinyteacher1111 oh, my goodness...I'm so sorry to hear that. As his mother, it must have been hard to watch him suffer that way. I hope he is doing better.
What did you use to treat it, if I may ask? Thank you.
Diagnosed yesterday. Thank you for the lesson.
The best of luck to you! 🙏 I was diagnosed 10 months ago in suburban area I’d northern Detroit. Mine is a live version that my doctor has never seen before. It’s been living hell… just like malaria. I’m SO tired, lack iron (so I take supplements). It got worse as I began treatment. Apparently, this parasite doesn’t like being killed, I guess!!
Can you begin feeling sick immediately after getting bitten? Or, could it have been a been a ground bee sting or exposure to mold toxins?
At age 65, after becoming so sick for 18 years and having to retire from my teaching career and going on disability from getting saline breast implant illness, 4 major surgeries, crazy infections, mold toxicity, and moving to a mold-free home, I felt much better, so I volunteered at a children’s garden. I was stung by insects when I had to get up disgusting “compost” with broken glass in it, and immediately became dizzy and sick, had 6 months of severe joint pain and illness, and two years later was diagnosed with a number of Lyme co-infections, including live form of Babesia Mycroti that my Lyme specialist has never seen before.
I live in the northern Detroit area in a beautiful town, so I don’t get it!! WHY do they say you aren’t likely to get Babesia in Mi, especially in a suburban town and clean neighborhood? Mine was alive!!! I reported it to the CDC. I hope they change their information!
As babesiosis is so similar to malaria, how come functional asplenia, I.e. sickle cell anemia, makes one more susceptible to babesiosis while ‘immune’ to malaria (at least some protection)?
Love your videos, they’re teaching me a lot!
I wonder that, too.
Thank you mamm🙏
It seems very few people respond on here. I love Dr. Cameron!
However, I’ve had everything toxin and environmental related illness, I think there is, so I’d be willing to share any knowledge I have. I’m 68, and disabled from breast implants (which caused major health complications, mold toxicity, and now several forms of Lyme infections, for which I’m currently being treated, please let me know.
I was going to start my own channel to help others who have invisible illnesses and disabilities, but frankly, I don’t know how. Lol!
Wow.
I want to point out thar mosquitos or any bug that can bite an infected being can transfer lyme or babesia. Horse Flys ants etc.
what about monkeys? The doctor thinks I have it. The only two places I have been was Sri Lanka and Okinawa, Japan (where I live). The doctor "think" I have it, because we dont have the blood tests back. They had to get sent back to the United States and it might take more than two months to find out what I have.
Is Malarone any good for babesia ?
That’s what I was taking, but it made me have horrible dreams and the antibiotics made me sick, even though I was taking a probiotic .