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This free eBook documents the link between Lyme and ALS.
156 pages, including 57 pages with the stories of 22 people diagnosed with both Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis and Lyme disease, including links to their extensive blogs. Eight died, three are still sick and eleven achieved a full cure.
In addition to these case reports in the patient's own words, the book contains more articles than published on this site, with footnotes linking to almost a thousand pages of supporting material in many dozens of PDF's.
"Reviews" from various ALS forums:
- "I think my 13 yr old with dyslexia could have written it better"
- "People like that are just wicked"
- "She should be strung up by her toes"
- "The author had the audacity to offer the book as a free download here"
- "If chuzpah was currency, you'd be richer than Bill Gates"
- "I'm going to delete this thread"
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