Dr. Diane Mueller describes how treating Bartonella infection can resolve depression, anxiety, agitation, and panic, especially in patients who didn't respond to standard therapy. The infection spreads through insect and tick bites and is found in some cats, causing cat-scratch fever in certain forms.
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Responsiveness. What will happen sometimes is that Bartonella is actually found. And then when Bartonella is treated, guess what happens? The depression, the anxiety, the agitation, the panic go away. So we're starting to see this huge link to these types of symptoms, especially when they are not responding to conventional therapy to an underlying root cause of Bartonella. Now, Bartonella, for those of you don't know, is a bacteria that it's found in insects. It's found in some cats. So it's known in certain forms of Bartonella can cause cat scratch fever. For anybody that's in a generation that knows that particular song, that's actually a song about Bartonella in some ways. So basically, Bartonella is very, very common because not only is it seen in some cats, some species of Bartonella, but it's also from insects. Right. So ticks are a common source, but other insects as well.