Complete information on Lyme
345660
This book is a very useful overview on Lyme - well organized review of present information on Lyme and its 'mechanics'.
3510311
Very informative and easy to read summary of some of the latest (and earlier) studies supporting the significant role played by our gut bacteria (microbiome) in our overall health--especially neurological and gastrointestinal. Points out major culprits that kill off our good bugs. Plenty of tips for replacing "bad" bacteria with beneficial bacteria (probiotics). Recipes won't win any awards but do provide guidelines. The drug companies won't like this one.
2626552
This book is really interesting. It's a full encyclopedia with decent amounts of information on more than 1,000 entries of cryptozoological creatures. Most books I've read, typically focus primarily on the Loch Ness Monster and the damn Sasquatch and that's about it. However, this book contains viable information for each of its entries. The ones that have more history behind them will have more information than some others, which offer only a short paragraph about it, but it will at least give you an "awareness" of some of the rarer creatures. So if you want more information on those, using the internet sometimes comes in handy. But you'll most likely not find much more information on them anyways as modern man does not know as much about them as the ancients did. This is by far the LARGEST and most comprehensive collection of mythical animals and creatures I have ever seen. It's THICK, too. with 643 pages of creatures, plus a bibliography and index. The print is large as well, plus there are big margins to write in notes if you like, with extra information you may have found about the beasts elsewhere (This is what I do). I only wished that it was illustrated. It does have a few drawings in there, but they are very random and not specified towards any certain creature, nor are they labled. I believe that a pronunciation guide for the names of the creatures would have been a nice feature as well as I struggle to pronounce the names as they are written, but overall, John and Caillin Matthews did a terrific job on compiling and writing this fantastic book, which has no equal or rival in my search for books like this. If I could rate it higher than 5 stars, I would. Pliny the Elder and Younger would both be very impressed with this excellent book.
4470156
Recommended by my son who has chronic lyme disease.  Use it mostly for my dog right now.  Good to have.
3492084
Dr. Grossman's book is amazing. It is very easy to read and yet very comprehensive. The book is divided into chapters, each focusing on a different infection. As a pediatrician, I highly recommend parents to keep this book as a guide since children are exposed to multiple bugs in daycare. It's such a relief when you have the information you need at your fingertips. Overall, I highly recommend this book!!
895501
Highly recommend this book to anyone with unanswered questions about Lyme disease or other chronic illness. Provides deep insight into the very human driven world of science where often research is ignored or twisted for the benefit of a select few and detriment of thousands of others. Must read!
544673
Good reference to Lyme and Chronic Disease but as usual, I only read through the pages.  Kind of dry reading but it is
informational.
4895209
Great for all info, 158 pages.  Covered all basics and in-depth for this breed (97 pages) plus extras on vaccines, general training, additional reading sources and much more.  Comprehensive.
2516872
as an herbalist and life coach- and a 20yr non-responder... this book is my go-to reference guide.  i have learned a lot from stephens information, and recommended and loaned this book out numerous times. if you are dealing with lyme disease- or ANY mystery undiagnosed illness-- this book is your starting point.  he outlines information for the lay person, but with the kind of detail and medical support that any medical professional can follow and relate to.  buhner has put together information based on scientific data and research. this book will definitely give you a whole new range of strategies for resolving lyme disease and the various related co-infections.
1013623
I am a mom with 4 kids who have Lyme disease.  This book was written from the Mom's perspective and gave me a lot of insight.  It's hard to navigate life when family members have a chronic illness like Lyme and this book was very helpful.
3207396
I rate this book 5 stars for a number of reasons:
1. This book covers Lyme and co from an angle that I think is missed by almost all Lyme "experts" - the importance of supporting healthy metabolic function primarily by not starving oneself. It's so obvious that starving oneself is counterproductive to healing. And yet, so many popular experts advocate for highly restrictive diets that regardless of how perfect they may be, ultimately starve those who follow those diets. So I am very, very, very enthusiastic that this book points out the follies of trying to starve Lyme and co.
2. Author Yessi Young expresses what she knows without condescending or trying to prove her expert status. She uses a friendly tone and expresses understanding and sympathy.
3. Yessi acknowledges the elephant in the room - something that too few have done in their race to be experts: Lyme and co is complicated and NOBODY has all the answers. That in and of itself should be a huge relief to those of us with long term Lyme and co. Yes, it's disappointing that there are no easy, one-size-fits-all answers. But on the other hand, when more and more experts have to finally admit that Lyme and co is complicated and that nobody yet has all the answers, THEN there is the possibility of all the experts actually coming together in the spirit of healing and service. So bravo to Yessi for taking the lead. Let's hope that more follow.

I recommend this book to all who are struggling with Lyme and co. It's a short read and highly approachable. It's not a cut and paste formula. It's not yet another "protocol". It's a thoughtful book that may help in ways the other books you've read haven't.
3556257
This is an addition to my reference library. I will use it for many years and update as often as I need to. If you are suffering lyme, you need to read all available information .
1020907
I just love all the books on lyme disease and it's co-infections Stephen Buhner has compiled. His dedication is amazing and the work he must have put in to each compilation immense. Highly recommended.
871095
This is a well written and very easy to follow book. It has lots of information and a slew of pertinent websites to use to expand on the information given.
3715940
We want as much info on the disease as possible.  This book has info on most every question we have had.  I would recommend it to anyone who lives with the disease either as a patient or care partner.
784951
I am about two-thirds of the way through this book and am really learning a lot about auto immune diseases.  The author provides information about auto immune diseases in general and also provides some additional specific information about the six most common diseases.  She is an MD, but explains medical concepts in a way they are understandable to a non-medical person.  The book outlines a four step program to identify and remedy auto immune related symptoms.  Part of the book is comprised of worksheets to assist the reader with further understanding.  Highly recommended for those who want to understand more about auto immune, particularly using food as medicine.
842205
This is a great Dermpath resource, as it is structured somewhere between an atlas and a text.  It is comprehensive (not only includes gross images, but even includes some imaging studies), yet formatted in such a manner that it can serve as a quick reference--including updated immunostains and staging information.  The residents on our service like to cite the "Key Facts" when defending their diagnoses.  We have a copy in our Dermpath signout room, and over the last few months, it has already earned its keep!