Waking up soaked at night? BABESIA

 

Waking up soaked at night?

This bloodborne parasite could be the reason… and most people don’t even know they have it

#Babesia is a malaria-like parasite that infects your red blood cells.

Once inside, it:

Replicates and ruptures red blood cells

Reduces your body’s ability to carry oxygen

Triggers inflammation (IL-6, TNF-α)

Disrupts temperature regulation in the brain

This can lead to:

Drenching night sweats

Air hunger / shortness of breath

Head pressure

Severe fatigue

Temperature dysregulation

Most people are never properly tested.

Babesia is notoriously missed:

Low levels in the blood makes it extremely hard to detect

Blood smears often miss it

PCR isn’t always reliable

Antibody tests can be negative in chronic cases

Many species are not even included in standard tests

A negative test does NOT rule it out.

Babesia isn’t rare… it’s just rarely detected.

And don’t stop there- coinfections like Borrelia (lyme) and Bartonella can sometimes cause night sweats alone ( more common in Babesia)

When multiple infections are present-- Symptoms amplify

Mold toxicity can drive many of these same symptoms and is often overlooked. It should always be part of the investigation.

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Effects of exposure to nearby mobile phone base stations and mobile phone usage on human blood parameters

 

 

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🦷 #Bartonella & #Tooth #Decay

  #Bartonella & #Tooth #Decay
It’s NOT just “bad hygiene”

Most people are told cavities = sugar + brushing habits.
But what if your teeth are literally being damaged from the inside out?

Bartonella is a vascular infection
It infects the lining of your blood vessels (endothelium) and disrupts blood flow.

Now let’s talk about the maxillary artery…
This artery supplies blood, oxygen, and nutrients to your:
Teeth
#Gums
#Jawbone

When Bartonella inflames and damages these vessels:
Blood flow becomes restricted
Oxygen delivery drops
Waste removal is impaired

Result?
Your teeth and gums are slowly starved at a cellular level.

What happens inside the tooth?
Enamel weakens
Dentin breaks down faster
Poor healing after dental work
Increased risk of decay, fractures, and infections

Borrelia (#Lyme)
●Disrupts collagen which weakens tooth structure
●Alters immune response causing poor healing

#Babesia
● Reduces oxygen delivery (infects red blood cells)
●Creates a hypoxic (low oxygen) environment which in turn accelerates decay

Together, these infections create the perfect storm for rapid dental destruction.

Testing Limitations
• Bartonella is often a clinical diagnosis by an ILADS trained Physician
ILADS = International Lyme and Associated Disease Society
• Standard blood tests have low sensitivity, are limited on what species they test for- and often false-negative
• Bacteria hide in tissues — not circulating in blood
• The current CDC two-tier Lyme disease testing is missing over 50% of actual positive cases.

A lyme literate practitioner has access to more accurate blood testing.. yet no test is 100% and these infections are masters at evading the immune system.

A negative test does NOT mean no infection

Sometimes it’s not a Dental Problem
Its an Infection Problem

 

 

THE MYTH: "Freezing temperatures kill ticks. I'm safe until May."

 You took advantage of a mild 55°F day to clear some brush.
You didn't bother with bug spray — the calendar says it's still winter.

But as you pull off your boots, you find a dark, flat shape anchored to your ankle.
You never felt a thing.

THE MYTH:
"Freezing temperatures kill ticks. I'm safe until May."

THE REALITY:
Winter doesn't kill ticks. It pauses them.
They wait under leaf litter for ONE trigger:
Temperature above 50°F.

WHY YOU DIDN'T FEEL IT:
A tick bite isn't a puncture — it's a biochemical procedure.

Their saliva contains:
- Anesthetics (numbs your skin)
- Antihistamines (prevents itching)
- Anticoagulants (keeps blood pooling)
- Immunosuppressants (shuts off your alarm bells)

You can't rely on an itch.
Visual inspection is your ONLY defense.

THE LONE STAR TICK:
- Historically confined to Southeast
- Now: As far north as Maine
- Identifying mark: White dot on back
- Unlike other ticks: ACTIVE HUNTER (crawls toward your CO2)
- Transmits: Alpha-gal Syndrome (lifelong meat allergy)

THE 50°F RULE:
Stop looking at the calendar.
Start looking at the thermometer.
No snow + 50°F = Active tick territory.

PROTECTION:
✓ Treat boots and pants with Permethrin
✓ Rake leaves away from lawn edges (3-foot barrier)
✓ Full body check after ANY outdoor work
✓ Check pets too

The cold doesn't kill them.
It just teaches them to wait.

 

 

 

 

How can a tick bite cause a deadly meat allergy? An expert explains

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