46th Congress, Borreliosis and Lyme, Congress paper, Veterinary, general

Borreliosis treatment in veterinary medicine with parallels to human medicine

Posted on by David Franklin

Up to 60% of ticks in Alpine valleys carry Borrelia in the gut. The first stage, a local reddening, is easy to miss on an animal, and everything that follows is easy to put down to something else. This paper covers diagnosis, therapy and a case study from veterinary practice, with the parallels to human medicine drawn out.

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David Franklin
David Franklin is an advocate of Bioresonance therapy. He has seen how this form of treatment has helped his wife Sarah, who suffers from Addisons disease. David supplies Bicom Optima devices to therapists all over the world, and he also trains them on how to use the medical equipment effectively.
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David Franklin

David Franklin is an advocate of Bioresonance therapy. He has seen how this form of treatment has helped his wife Sarah, who suffers from Addisons disease. David supplies Bicom Optima devices to therapists all over the world, and he also trains them on how to use the medical equipment effectively.

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