Bartonella and Agitation #shorts

12 Mar 2023 · 1 min
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A short YouTube clip (by Dr. Diane Mueller, uploaded March 12, 2023) describing Bartonella as an insect-transmitted infection (ticks and other insects) that can cause neuropsychiatric effects (agitation, depression) and physical symptoms such as calf pain, full-body pain, pain in the soles of the feet, lipomas (fatty tissue deposits), and sluggish detox reactions (e.g., heightened sensitivity to small amounts of alcohol). The speaker recommends considering Bartonella when mental-health issues are unexplained or not responding to treatment.

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