What more does the medical community need to take off their blinders and acknowledge the reality and truth of this disease
This research is evidence and can not be denied,, This makes the cdc and the medical community look like a bunch of criminals
When Dr eva talks about the potential strains of just Borellia being as high as 20 different strains, what are we really dealing with here
This disease is no ordinary disease and it laughs at most treatments
I have seen many recover in the early stages but once this hidious disease becomes chronic it seems to disable those it infects
I agree hope this is so frustrating because there are so many people sick and many never get proper treatment and then become terminal or chronic
The testing alone for this disease is a complete joke
I see people in this forum that have more knowledge then some of the Drs we visit who dedicated their life to medicine never knowing they would become politicians also
This disease has many political fronts, but when we get to the root of the problem it is always moneyyyyyy
Does the medical community think this will just go away if they ignore the problem,,
How many will they tell it is all in your head,, Lyme disease is not a chronic condition
The lyme community needs a voice and legal council,, that seems to be the only thing that moves people in power these days
I am greatful there are researchers like Dr Eva who reveal facts that can not be denied no matter what political games the medical community plays,
Have a good night John
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