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James Schaller, M.D.

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Dr. Schaller's Other Books:

• Bartonella

• Babesia

• Mold

• Artemisinin

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"The world of Lyme disease is a world where information is often limited. It is a world where patients often feel helpless and alone. It is a world that very few people understand unless they live it on a daily basis. I personally thirst for information to help me better understand my illness and how to approach healing. Dr. Schaller is one of the few tirelessly working to provide information to those of us that really need it; to provide new options to those of us that require them. Having read the majority of his Lyme-related books, I always look forward to new ones and Babesia Update 2009 does not disappoint.."

—Scott Forsgren
BetterHealthGuy.com

“As a Babesia researcher and sufferer, I have witnessed how standardized treatments for this infection have failed. Furthermore, I have been frustrated by the failure of some within the medical community to recognize that current treatments for Babesia are inadequate for getting rid of this infection in a large number of people. Because I have tried a number of such recommended treatments myself, and still test positive for Babesia, I can attest to the fact of their inadequacy. 

I applaud Dr. Schaller for tenaciously researching this infection, and spending what must have been countless hours to obtain the information found within the book. Without his work, we would have NO up-to-date books on Babesia, and what a travesty this would be, as the ignorance surrounding Babesia would be greater and more patients would likely remain without proper treatment. Indeed, the information presented here is cutting-edge and not found elsewhere. 

The book is an easy read, written with refreshing candor and intrigue. It is chock-full of valuable information, and includes great photos, which are characteristic of Dr. Schaller's books. 

I highly recommend this book for anyone with Babesia, and especially for those for whom standardized treatments have failed. I would also consider it a vital guide for physicians that treat this important tick-borne infection. 

—Connie Strashiem
Author, The Lyme Disease Survival Guide

“I have read a lot of Dr. Schaller's books and I thought his first Babesia book was very informative but this book is absolutely phenomenal - it is an extraordinary book with an unlimited amount of cutting edge information. This is so ahead of it's time - I would recommend it very highly. I didn't completely comprehend the severity of this disease until reading this book. Since being treated for Babesia my migraines are gone & so is my excess weight. I never would have thought the Babesia was causing those problems but the doctor said it was & since reading this book I understand more of what happened with this disease.”

—M. Noll 

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2009 Babesia Update:  A Cause of Excess Weight, Migraines, and Fatigue? By James Schaller, M.D 145 Pages, $59.95 CLEARANCE, $49.95

FROM THE PUBLISHER: This powerful and clear book is simply the most up-to-date practical and innovative textbook on human Babesia in the world.

Dr. Schaller is the author of three Babesia Books and this represents his final Babesia contribution to patients suffering all over the world from chronic fatigue, excess weight and migraines. He also explains the reasons so many Lyme disease patients do not achieve expected recovery. 

Written for both motivated patients and health care workers and filled with incredible new tools for healing and diagnosis. Are you tired of being sick? Are you frustrated with ineffective treatment? Do you feel like something is being missed? Why testing for Lyme disease alone is usually an error. A presentation of new labs which end stealth Babesia infections. Stealth Babesia infections prolong suffering, or eventually lead to a decrease in functioning. Traditional treatments fail to cure Babesia and only lower body load. This book discusses new treatments directed at cure. Lyme disease is never cured if Babesia remains. 

Note: This book is not intended to replace Dr. Schaller's Babesia Textbook. The 2009 Babesia Update is a supplement to the textbook, not a replacement.

Excerpt: The State of International Babesia Ignorance

The State of International Babesia Ignorance When I published the most up-to-date practical and extensive Babesia book in 2006, The Diagnosis and Treatment of Babesia, I thought I was done with this infection. So I quickly published a Babesia images lab manual, a large two-part color Bartonella book, and then worked on The 18 Reasons Lyme Disease Treatment Fails, because the current Lyme debate had degenerated into a mere fight over antibiotic duration. But patients were still suffering with their cluster of tick-borne infections after a month, or even after three years of treatment. Yet the only solutions were more antibiotics, antibiotic cocktails, a referral to a psychiatrist or various alternative medicine options, which were supposedly helpful, but did not meet my direct and indirect testing requirements for a certain and long-term cure of Babesia or other tick-borne infections.

Many physicians and patients seeking cures have amazingly ignored the treatment of other infections commonly passed into the human body with Lyme. The notion of “Lyme disease” is a 1970’s notion, since deer ticks, and other vectors like fleas, dust mites, pet saliva and flies carry a wide range of infections.

If a child is playing in his suburban backyard day after day, and rolling in the grass, the concept of acquiring a single deer tick bite is wrong. Still more flawed is the notion that any painless deer tick bite will deliver only one infection. Deer ticks and other infectious ticks never carry one infection in their saliva or stomach. Ticks have a “salad stomach.” And like the best salads, more infectious “ingredients” or infections in a tick are better — but not for humans.

So the naive and peculiar notion that deer ticks have sterile saliva and sterile stomachs, except for Lyme bacteria, deserves to be quietly put away forever. This ignorant “Lyme only” approach needs to be discarded in the manner of a small child who accidentally wets himself and looks quickly for a new set of shorts to cover his shame, and who quickly tosses away his urine filled underpants. The view of “Lyme only” infections after a deer tick bite is naive, flawed and simply embarrassing. The fact I once believed it myself is deeply humbling.

It is the belief of some Lyme experts that extended patient complaints might simply be repeat infections from new tick bites or residual die‑off inflammation that will dissipate in a season. Others believe that ongoing symptoms after Lyme treatment are due to other causes. These include Babesia, Bartonella, Lyme neurotoxins like Bb Tox1, Mycoplasma, dozens of possible viruses, metabolic pathology, various types of “detoxification” troubles, bad diets, yeast infections, poor exercise, hormone deficiency issues, psychiatric illness, heavy metals, genetic liver defects, weak immunity, a “leaky gut,” or co-morbid mold biotoxin exposure, which is found in 30% of USA structures due to water intrusion (per EPA).

Some health care workers confuse tick-borne infections with other medical diseases or mental problems. Perhaps some of what they diagnose is valid, but few ask the question, “What caused this medical or psychiatric problem?” Fixing some of these medical or psychiatric issues is often not a home run in recovered functioning.

So a solid health practitioner should know the basics of all emerging infections that are common and serious. These would include Bartonella, Ehrlichia, Lyme and Babesia. My impression is that 1/10,000 physicians are on the cutting edge of all of these emerging infections, including physicians vastly more intelligent and gifted than myself.

Further, having symptoms after a month or years of Lyme treatment shows chaos and uncertainty. The explanation offered by health care workers on their treatment approach is usually what they had been taught by whatever “Popes” they follow. But in 2009, there is no Tick Infection Pope in any government agency, medical society or guideline author.

Unfortunately, some patients still ill with stealth Babesia make treating physicians angry. They feel a patient was given a “reasonable treatment,” and their frustration translates into patients being resented and abused for reporting chronic symptoms. Such abuse includes acting like brash Woody Allen movie psychiatrists, with limited 2009 tick infection clinical knowledge, who toss patients to psychiatrists to “fix” them. While all tick and some flea-born infections cause brain and psychiatric defects, this is just one component of treatment, an important Band- Aid, but not the cure.

This type of patient abuse is simply an admission of a health care worker’s clinical ignorance. It shows a lack of knowledge in new and modern cutting edge tick and flea-borne infections. It is also an admission that they do not know how to use new, highly effective direct and indirect labs for detecting Babesia, Bartonella and Lyme. 

Excerpt: Basic 2009 Babesia Principles

1. No Lyme cure exists if a powerful co-infection like Babesia and/or Bartonella is present and untreated to the point of full removal.

2. Lyme cure is also likely impossible in the presence of ineffective routine dosing, (i.e. like 750 mg of Mepron twice a day), which kills some Babesia but leaves some residual Babesia alive. 

3. The presence of Bartonella causes massive types of immune suppression and will also likely lower antibody testing results for Lyme disease, Babesia, Ehrlichia and Bartonella. So Bartonella actually hides itself and other infections like Babesia. 

4. Current Bartonella testing can only detect two of the 32 species published in the world’s top genetic gene banks. Current national labs have not invested large sums to improve species or genus level Bartonella testing, or better visualization techniques that would increase the capacity to see Bartonella in a blood drop smear. 

5. Current Babesia testing does not test for all possible human species. Current national labs have not invested large sums to improve species or genus level Babesia testing, or better visualization techniques that would increase the capacity to see Babesia in a blood drop smear. 

6. Many Babesia species infect humans, and more species or species variants are discovered every year. I believe I am seeing patients with a mix of Babesia species or species variants. For example, I have patients with Babesia microti, Babesia duncani (WA-1) and suspected MO-1. This last species is all over North America. Further, I believe microti has more than one strain in the USA, and we already know it has more than one strain in the world. I believe the dose that kills one species or species variant, does not fully remove other species or other species variants. This is a revolutionary component in approaching Babesia treatment. 

About the Author

Dr. Schaller is the author of 23 books, four of which outline tick, flea, and other infections that cause chronic illness and fatigue. Recent popular titles displaying Dr. Schaller's dedication on a variety of important topics include The Diagnosis and Treatment of Babesia, A Laboratory Guide to Human Babesia Hematology Forms, Bartonella: Diagnosis and Treatment, Mold Illness and Mold Remediation Made Simple, The Complete Guide to Artemisinin, When Traditional Medicine Fails, 100 Solutions to Out of Control Youth, and Suboxone: Pain Treatment with Addiction Relief. He is currently preparing the most up-to-date textbook on Bartonella, which, according to Schaller, may be among the top vector infections in the world, possibly more common than Lyme Disease. He has started textbooks on the cause of treatment failure in people suffering with Chronic Fatigue, Fibromyalgia and Lyme disease.

Dr. Schaller has approximately 27 national and international medical publications in journals such as JAMA, Medscape, and some of the largest pediatric journals in the world. He was the first to publish a practical cancer cure, now a standard treatment internationally, which hypothesizes the blocking of a single enzyme for a deadly blood disease, Idiopathic Hypercosinophilia Syndrome (HES). Further, he has designed nutritional products, and published nutrient and herb purity and potency research. Dr. Schaller strongly advocates getting to the root cause of illnesses and tailoring treatments to the individual. His primary web site is www.PersonalConsult.com.

As a full-time researcher, Dr. Schaller is uniquely able to study and invent individualized cures to heal his patients. Dr. Schaller has invested countless hours creating treatments to give hope to the hopeless.

Dr. Schaller lives with his family in the United States..

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