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It is maybe hard to follow this discussion? This discsussion actually started in the topic below: http://www.lymeneteurope.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=3843&start=100#p28834 "Wormser et al cite flaws in Embers Rhesus Macaque Study" When Henry gave Russel the following answer: Your analysis fails to...

My question again: So, I ask you again, was it any case with chronic (or late) Lyme borreliosis (written WITHOUT quotation marks) in the Klempner studies? Henrys answer: Carina: I'm sorry but there is a major communication problem here. You don't understand me and I certainly don't understand you. I...

Henry: Carina: NO, you don't understand what I have been telling you. Since there is NO definition of chronic Lyme disease that will enable one to distinguish it from other non-infectious medical conditions with similar symptoms (e.g., fibromyalgia, chronic fatigues syndrome etc.), the enrollment cr...

This was interesting (and I have many times been thinking about this, too):

http://www.lymeneteurope.org/forum/view ... 100#p28853

Dr MacDonald say:

Closing Thought:
"Beneficial" effects are not synonymous with Microbiological "cures" or body microbial Sterilization

A quote from Henrys new answer: The same rejection rate of 5-8% was noted in the Fallon and Krupp studies. So, in the U.S., there are a LOT more people who think they have chronic Lyme disease than really do. That's why some put "chronic Lyme disease" in parentheses -- for cases like those who were ...

Henry: Carina: You can get that information yourself by examining the enrollment criteria listed in the materials and methods section of the paper. They are the SAME enrollment criteria used in the published studies of Fallon et al. and Krupp et al. ALL of the enrolled patients were treated successf...

After the long discussion in the topic below: "Wormser et al cite flaws in Embers Rhesus Macaque Study" http://www.lymeneteurope.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=3843 I think I need to remind you of this (from the post above): It is important to understand that Borrelia burgdorferi can only be hit by a...

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