As a lyme patient, we very much appreciate your work on developing novel treatment strategies as well as standing up against the dogma within academic medicine about this horrible illness. As these corrupt older doctors like Wormser, Steere, and Shapiro retire and leave the picture, I am hopeful this illness will finally get the honest attention it deserves and the needed advances in treatment and diagnosis will be made. Thank you Dr. Zhang. You are a brilliant researcher and, more importantly, a good man.
As soon as it's ready I volunteer to try your new mix !! Thank's for your clever researches ! In old chinese medecine there was the Yin and the Yang, now, in modern medecine, there is the Ying and the Zhang !!
Great detailed information from a well-informed famous doctor in the field however, this is a very old clip and "post treatment Lyme disease syndrome" is now accepted as an obsolete term, and chronic lyme disease is accepted. It is all so important to differentiate those who have gone decades, like myself, with no treatment whatsoever and multiple physicians not having a clue what was wrong with me, then been treated with three different antibiotics for 6 months, and then being re-exposed another seven times with no treatment. There is so much more to this disease that was not mentioned in his short time frame speech, unfortunately.
So my take from this very informative lecture is if you know you have been bit by a tick, and your not sure how long the tick has been on you (wouldn't you pull it off if you knew it had just attached itself to your body? ) your best bet is to have the tick tested AND demand 2 months of antibiotic. If you wait for two weeks the. Get the antibiotics your at risk of the "Standard treatment" not curing the infection.
some people do not know that they have a tick on them, especially since a deer tick is so tiny, or suppose you are bit in a place that is hard to notice, yourself? Or supposed you are very young, or elderly....? So many variables. Also, not everyone gets a "bullseye."
@@veronicaswystun2235 I have chronic and I would not fool around if I just had just been bit, I would try hard to get it early. I can't think of a better time to use the best antibiotic power you have at hand. The leverage early on is valuable. Once it digs in, you could take 10 x the antibiotic later just to keep the bug at bay and still not get rid of it.
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As a lyme patient, we very much appreciate your work on developing novel treatment strategies as well as standing up against the dogma within academic medicine about this horrible illness. As these corrupt older doctors like Wormser, Steere, and Shapiro retire and leave the picture, I am hopeful this illness will finally get the honest attention it deserves and the needed advances in treatment and diagnosis will be made. Thank you Dr. Zhang. You are a brilliant researcher and, more importantly, a good man.
As soon as it's ready I volunteer to try your new mix !! Thank's for your clever researches ! In old chinese medecine there was the Yin and the Yang, now, in modern medecine, there is the Ying and the Zhang !!
not just ticks!.. Mosquito's are the sneaky killers
Another vector for different diseases. There are many disease vectors. Anything that bites you.
Agreed
Very interesting!
Great detailed information from a well-informed famous doctor in the field however, this is a very old clip and "post treatment Lyme disease syndrome" is now accepted as an obsolete term, and chronic lyme disease is accepted. It is all so important to differentiate those who have gone decades, like myself, with no treatment whatsoever and multiple physicians not having a clue what was wrong with me, then been treated with three different antibiotics for 6 months, and then being re-exposed another seven times with no treatment. There is so much more to this disease that was not mentioned in his short time frame speech, unfortunately.
So my take from this very informative lecture is if you know you have been bit by a tick, and your not sure how long the tick has been on you (wouldn't you pull it off if you knew it had just attached itself to your body? ) your best bet is to have the tick tested AND demand 2 months of antibiotic. If you wait for two weeks the. Get the antibiotics your at risk of the "Standard treatment" not curing the infection.
No. It is not likely, at that early stage, that months of therapy would be required.
some people do not know that they have a tick on them, especially since a deer tick is so tiny, or suppose you are bit in a place that is hard to notice, yourself? Or supposed you are very young, or elderly....? So many variables. Also, not everyone gets a "bullseye."
@@veronicaswystun2235 I have chronic and I would not fool around if I just had just been bit, I would try hard to get it early. I can't think of a better time to use the best antibiotic power you have at hand. The leverage early on is valuable. Once it digs in, you could take 10 x the antibiotic later just to keep the bug at bay and still not get rid of it.
Anyone can tell me what he said at 1:30 ? and during the proces "the arresept blabs" ?
Sorry, english not my native