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| Udo's Oil Blend |
the right blend of Omega3 and Omega-6 oils is important for immune function
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| RxList |
Drug database
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| Dr. Zhang |
Combine Western and chinese Medicine for treatment of infections
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| Transfer Factor Information |
The use of transfer factor represents one of the most exciting advances in immune system health. Transfer factor is based on the theory that key immune information can be transferred from cell to cell. .....
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| Super Immune Milk - transfer factor |
Here is where you can learn about Super Immune Milk -- the milk in a capsule which gives your body immunity from many diseases. This could be called super colostrum. "Colostrum" is the name given to the milk from a mother (cow, human or other) during the first several days after giving birth. .....
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| IDSA GUIDELINES for diagnosis and treatment of tickborne infections |
The Clinical Assessment, Treatment, and Prevention of Lyme Disease, Human Granulocytic Anaplasmosis, and Babesiosis: Clinical Practice Guidelines by the Infectious Diseases Society of America.
Wormser et al. Clinical Infectious Diseases 2006;43:1089-1134
ILADS has demanded a retraction of these guidelines.
Citation:
"ILADS is requesting retraction of the Lyme guidelines article because the authors of the article employed exclusionary data selection that substantially biased the resulting diagnosis and treatment recommendations while ignoring opposing or dissenting views about these recommendations. As with research articles tainted by data selection, the Lyme guidelines article threatens to harm patients and patient care due to the biased methodology used by the authors, and this threat can only be avoided by formal retraction of the article." ...
"The attached analysis of key points in the Lyme guidelines article demonstrates that the authors of the article made statements that either reflected significant selection bias of published data or ignored published evidence that conflicted with their opinions." ...
"It is disturbing that ten of the central recommendations in the guidelines are supported by evidence ranked E-III—that is, “very strong” recommendations based on the weakest level of evidence—opinion. In light of the controversy surrounding Lyme disease diagnosis and treatment and our evolving understanding of the disease, it is inappropriate to dictate medical care based on such weak evidence." ...
"Although the Lyme guidelines article boasts 405 references, many of the dissenting references are either glossed over or ignored in the text. In addition, as of the date of publication of the Lyme guidelines article there were 18,537 articles about tick-borne diseases listed on Medline, so the referenced articles represent only 2% of the available literature. The remaining 98% of these articles often present opposing or conflicting views of Lyme disease, and thus the data selection by the authors is even more striking." ...
"The IDSA’s “one-size fits all” approach to Lyme diagnosis and treatment will result in the misdiagnosis and denial of care of many thousands of patients a year, creating a public health burden as many of these patients become chronically ill and disabled." |
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