I am a little concerned about their assumptions and inferences (and I'm a fan of this tandem +). Then again, I'm unclear about some specifics....
I'm having trouble reading the paper. Do these pwME have normal platelet counts? What happens if you have perpetually low platelet counts, and...
Look up Vickie Logan. Her singular case study almost dismantled Lyme orthodoxy. Before the medical case study, her story was just an anecdote. So...
By reading. I then explain why reading levels the playing field, e.g., it provides readers with knowledge of those associations where they have...
Not sure what "So, patients read" means? It means pretty much everything clinicians can read, patients can read, and frequently do, and maybe...
You cannot see the irony here? Conventional medicine has not allowed poor quality evidence to slow its momentum for years, and yet the...
So, patients read. And don't be so fast to dismiss the power of anecdotes. It's what many case studies are all about, and case studies...
What do you imagine patients bring to the discussion? What do you imagine clinicians bring? They both bring expertise, albeit it different forms,...
Widely believed by a medical community that should be embarrassed and ashamed of itself. One that I suspect History will not reference kindly....
I want to agree with these guys, but it's a bit theory-heavy, and therefore kind of a house of cards. Besides, they lost me with the relapsing...
One of the authors is the Head of NIH Lyme research. A couple authors are from the Lyme team. Moreover, one in five Covid patients walk away with...
I am confused. Aren't oligoclonic bands just signs of brain or CNS inflammation, and though unusual, they're not specific to MS anymore than...
Explain this to me, please. Then, if you would, explain it to me where it doesn't potentially end in a dystopian fashion for people it...
Inflammation is a downstream effect. It does not appear unprovoked; something generates the inflammation. It's not the "cause." With respect, you...
I doubt it's inspiration they'll find.
Only if the cause is a genetic anomaly. I fear anything else discovered, e.g. a predilection to develop long-term sequelae, could lead to some...
Seems to me if a study has the word "health" in any way near the word "behavior", someone is going to get screwed.
Yep. But the idea that Lyme diagnoses are handed out like candy with no concern about serology is pretty much the stuff of propaganda, at least in...
Well, yes, I suppose to a certain extent that's true. But your picture is so incomplete it does a disservice to the thousands upon thousands of...
@Wyva and @Mij, Im sorry I don't want to derail this thread, but there is a logical fallacy about applying exceptional occurrences to broad ones....
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