Product Description
Do you or a loved one experience excess fatigue? Could you possibly have Lyme disease? Have you ever had unusually high fevers, chills or sweats? Babesia is often found with Lyme disease, and - like all Tick infections - is rarely reported. One study showed Lyme is only reported in 1 out of 40 people, despite mandatory reporting requirements. The deer tick which carries Lyme and Babesia may be as small as a poppy seed and injects a painkiller, an antihistamine and an anticoagulant to avoid detection. Various forms of Babesia are carried by deer ticks. This book introduces patients and health care workers to some new species that infect humans and are not routinely tested for by sincere physicians.

CUSTOMER REVIEWS (Average Customer Rating: 5.0 based on 7 reviews)

Awesome book!

What an awesome book! Very well-written and easy to understand. A powerful educational tool for the medical community and patients all around the world. All medical professionals should read this book to educate themselves on this epidemic spreading across the nation. I wish I had this book 8 years ago when I was first infected with babesia. I saw over 40 doctors and none of them could figure out what was wrong with me. Babesia is spreading quickly, along with other tick-borne diseases such as Lyme disease. This book will save many lives, and open many eyes as to how serious and scary tick-borne diseases truly are. A huge thank you to Dr. James Schaller for writing such an awesome book!
April 19, 2007

The Diagnosis and Treatment of Babesia

Packed with information, humor and insights I have not found in any other book on Lyme or Babesia, Dr. Schaller's book presents an in-depth look into Babesia and the problems of diagnosis and treatment, as well as how to recognize its presence in the body. It is an eye-opening read that demonstrates just how ignorant traditional medicine has been about this pathogen which is thought to infect many who also have Lyme's disease. He also presents useful, in-depth information on how to test and treat for the infection with use of herbal and pharmaceutical antibiotics. The book also includes insights into caring for the body and esp. the liver when one is infected with Babesia.
His wisdom of this pathogen goes far and beyond any other health practitioner's that I have seen thus far. I highly recommend the book for its information, easy-to-follow format, and the little humorous cartoons found throughout its pages!
Thanks, Dr. Schaller, for this awesome work!
April 15, 2007

LYMIES MUST OWN THIS BOOK

I was so impressed with Dr. Schaller's book, THE DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF BABESIA that I couldn't wait to write this review! There are gems of information here that one must explore! He puts them all together in this book and the price is worth every penny! If you find an Lyme Literate Doctor - you are blessed! Mine recently located and so I resorted to a local doctor. Showed him my results for Babesia and Bartonella (coinfections) and he was not aware of them. All he could say was - what lab did these. Since he wasn't familiar with it - my illness didn't exist!! Arm yourself with knowledge! This book covers so much! The supplements, the importance of liver health, etc. Dr. Schaller, I applaud you!!
Please note what he writes about your iron levels while taking Artemisia as it will deplete your iron levels! Dr. Klinghardt writes about this too.
January 21, 2007

A great source of critical information.

For someone who has lived most of his adult life in an area of high tick infestation (Pennsylvania), this book has provided very detailed information on the diagnosis and treatment of a serious tick-borne disease. It is written by a doctor who has extensive clinical, as well as personal, experience in the treatment of tick-borne diseases. Other professionals can easily assess his data and conclusions through the extensive documentation provided. Dr. Schaller has made a valuable and timely contribution to both the public and to the medical professionals.
January 08, 2007

Amazing Information on Babesia

When I called the State Department of Health in Connecticut in the fall of 2006 concerning some health issues that looked like they may have been tick related, I was told that babesia and ehrlichiosis have been emerging in Midddlesex County in Connecticut and that my son and I should check ourselves for this. Babesia is not a common test that doctors think of giving and doctors are not used to seeing what babesia looks like. Dr. Schaller's book on Babesia sheds much light on babesia symptoms, testing, and treatment. Anyone who has had Lyme and still is having problems should consider reading this book, as co-infections can be missed when Lyme is diagnosed. His book is easy to read. It is an impressive work and will give the patient good information to share with his/her doctor. Dr. Schaller uses common sense in his research and that is refreshing!
January 07, 2007

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