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This is classic text book junk , it doesn’t cover other states that Lyme is heavy in. The South is covered in deer ticks and the time is not correct. All it takes is the tick to bite and it’s on .

Did you say Oxcarbazapine is not FDA approved for bipolar but is for seizures only ? Or did I see that elsewhere ?

Very helpful sir

how do you pronounce methylfolate?

Doctor will never admit it

So I’ve recently come down with this. Major fatigue but it’s manageable with extra sleep. I intend to start a regiment of colloidal silver and daily sauna. It just doesn’t seem like there’s any good western medicine method of remedy for this.

Much misinformation is being disseminated in this broadcast. Anyone following IDSA and CDC guidelines is at risk for serious longterm illness. Tick bites are not the only way Lyme and co-infections are transmitted. Ticks can transmit the diseases much earlier than “36 hours” of attachment. The CDC protocols prevent victims from getting accurate diagnosis and effective treatment. ILADS has done far more research with larger sample populations. The Elisa test is pretty useless and more bands on the Western Blot test need to be considered when diagnosing, though neither test is adequate. Antibiotics are only effective for Lyme diseases if given ASAP and for more than just a couple of weeks. Dr. Brian Fallon at Columbia University is the foremost expert in current Lyme research and in conducting clinical trials of Lyme and other vector borne diseases. I have been using a number of alternative treatments including Rife therapy when my Lyme is out of remission to deal with the symptoms. Contrary to the biased CDC disinformation, Lyme is easy to get and difficult to treat. The damage it does is devastating! 😱

Is this really the level of detail medical students learn? No wonder there’s so many untreated people.

This font is making me agitated

What if someone has double MTHFR mutation AND a slow COMT gene? Can they still take the L-Methylfolate or would the slow COMT cause some kind of a “backup” of the L-Methylfolate?

Does the affected person experience neurological symptoms constantly, or do they have episodes? My friend had, what I thought was a schizophrenic meltdown after refusing anti-psychotic medication. Her episode lasted for days of not eating, experiencing hallucinations & anxiety attacks. She said she has lymes disease, but she was fine after finally taking her meds. Trying to figure out how to best support her.

thank you

36-48 hours is wrong.

This was quite helpful, thank you for this ❤

i am vanaruble to stress frequently

because of when ever i stressed

how to cure this risk

i always decide to close my life

Thank you very much for this wonderful presentation. May I please have the write out for this presentation 🙏🏿

So "once daily dosing" is better from a renal perspective on lithium (over 2 or 3X daily dosing), so you're referring to XR formulations, right?

when a drug is evidenced-based for "bipolar 1 depression" but not necessarily for mania (lamotrigine), would you only use lamotrigine during depressive episodes, and use different meds during manic episodes? likewise, since the only one for maintenance treatment of ANY mood episode is lithium, what would be used for maintenance treatment of specifically the BP 1 depression?

Lamictal doesn’t seem to work well for racing thoughts

Johnny Azer 0 seconds ago I remember these ghouls at Evergreen Outpatient Center in Rutland Vermont, medicaid bilking vampires who would misprescribe me as schitzophrenic and force that poison down my throat. Told them I would be fine on a low dose of lorazepam. They said leave if you do not like it. Anyway, a few years later I was titrated off the last dose when the class actions suits were going on because the Dr. Wayne Warnken of CHC in Burlington, told them it was causing diabetes. Not did he not refuse to put it in writing for the suit but he and the ghouls portrayed me as paranoid schitzphrenic when I was puking blood and lost eighty pounds in two months. My lower GI became like a popped pinata. Still it is like they are looking at me thru knights helmets here at hospital in Burlington because they deny malpractice. Severe heart, intestine, and eye damage. No pills now, just smoke weed and I can sing great again. On that garbage I was more flat than the popes view of the Earth in the tenth century. Total garbage

By shezophenia helpful?

Hi. Can I suggest a useful test for initial testing first session, that can be set up, would be for just a few genes that are of most concern with overwhelming correlation to severe interfering effects, limiting concerns about most genes. For instance, there are many many genes related to methylation (around 50 from last I heard) but from my limited knowledge, one one that is guaranteed severity in MTHFR, and the other MTHFR gene only of high significance if both sides are blocked. Then there is the blockage of remethylation if B12 to its active form, which, if on both sides has serious implications and affects, including in liver function dealing with chemical processing (say prescribed drugs) benzene based chemicals which are a lot more poisonous to such a person, which all produced cascading effects that can affect the mind. Then there are less important, but significant things, such as the so called worrier/warrior gene, which is one form makes one resistant to the placebo effect and I think hypnosis, and on the other side, the reverse. Which may make practitioners confused if the person is unaffected by imaginary concern, but has genuine issues (such as with strong methylation action genes, which lead to immunity problems, producing unusual infections, rate of infections, apart from other health issues). If the person is warrior version them it indicates less degree of concern about their concerns then if the gene is purely worrier type. Many correlations are statistical association, and with no guarantee of dysfunction, so are not of priority. However, I caution, that combinations or genes (dysfunction) and factors could have a high correlation with various individual issues. So. When the research into, and data on, these sets become available in future testing on such sets will be very useful. This is not to abandon lab work, and in consultation assessment, but to incorporate into initial testing those gene sets of guaranteed most concern. All these tests, would be also useful at the general practitioner level, to early spot issue that have high correlation, which can make significant advances in quality of life and income, and life expectancy, for individuals affected.

I appreciate you trying to get the word out to psychiatrists, as every single one of mine missed the Lyme I've had since childhood, but please do not use the ISDA as a source. Use ILADS if you want to help your patients. A 30-year infection is not going to be cured by a few weeks of antibiotics, and the serology testing is something like 50% false negatives. Patients suspected of having Lyme should see a Lyme Literate doctor, not a regular internist or family doctor. Also, coinfections with Lyme are extremely common, particularly Bartonella and Babesia, which need testing and treatment as well.

I contracted Lyme disease when I was under 1 year old, outside in Cloverdale BC Canada. Classic bulls eye rash, 57 years ago, I was gravely sick for two weeks and the drs at that time had NO IDEA what Lyme disease was?????? I almost died, I was given antibiotics and prayers. I have never been "normal", now at 58 years old I am suffering with pre Alzheimer's like symptoms. It has been one of the worst times in my life. I wish I could get a dx but at my age, its very hard to do. Still suffering after all these years. I wouldn't wish this on anyone.

Simply the best!

Please explain on memory

what an absolute darling

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Sir, I am a subscriber .Haven't received any mail it seems .To access the pdf or pubmed articles.Kindly help in this regard 🙏🙏

Hi. You mentioned a scale that we can download somewhere. Did i get that right?

Thank you for explaining so well. I would like to join your course

I'm sure this doctor means well but so much of his information is incorrect and or outdated and I am speaking from decades of experience in the field both medically and as a patient. There are many types of Bartonella and Bartonella is one of the primary reasons for neuropsychiatric symptoms. It is also not necessary to have a bullseye rash and there are many types of rashes - also many people do not even know they were bitten by a tick. There are so many misleading statements that I cannot go into them all and I do not mean to be critical but if people just go by what was presented in this lecture they're going to be misled. I highly suggest further research by going to clips from Dr Richard Horowitz, Dr Neil Spector, or Dr Joseph Burrascano, or even the most recent clips from John Hopkins for reliable information. IDSA guidelines are very different than ILADS.

Thank you for sharing an excellent Presentation. Very helpful ❤️😍

Thanks for sharing. Sir any side effect?

Thank you for this information. My interest in it is professional. I would like to share what I encounter in my research on the topic. There's many testimonials from female patients being diagnosed with Bipolar Disorder that started using natural Progesterone cream plus L -Methylfolate 5000 or 10000 mcg daily and going into full remission from their Bipolar symptoms within 3 to 6 months of the above treatment. No meds but natural Progesterone cream and L Methylfolate. That's amazing I would say

My dr recommended EnBrace HR/MF brand (with DeltaFolate). Are you familiar with this brand? Thank you

I have chronic lyme and herx badly with any treatment which puts me off treating it. I am 76 and have had it at least five years

Brilliant video mate I’m on clozapine and cariprazine as my antipsychotics

i never understood "late" stage lyme, does it mean it would one day go away? some doctors have told me they blame the antibiotics themselves to the fact that recovery never happens due to the additional damage caused by them

How is Abilify good for agitation when it *causes* agitation, in the form of akathisia? I've always wondered this.

Set the playback speed to 1.5 if you want to hear it faster.

Your lecture is way off topic, titled "neuropsychiatric aspects" but you literally spend 95% on extremely BASIC things like definition, bite-time-rash which is less than 40% of cases, on and on. Opportunity lost to actually inform people.

What about patients with folate receptor antibodies?

Great video. Thank you.

Very useful information. Thank you

Khelu

well done