Lyme Disease book released from California Journalist

A new book is available for people who suffer with Lyme Disease. Published in April of 2007, the book is entitled “The Top 10 Lyme Disease Treatments.” The cover claims the book is a “practical guide to understanding modern treatments and building a comprehensive treatment plan.”

According to the publisher, BioMed Publishing Group of South Lake Tahoe, Calif., the book was written to identify ten cutting-edge conventional and alternative Lyme Disease treatments and give practical guidance on integrating them into a comprehensive treatment plan that maximizes therapeutic benefit while minimizing side effects.

Inside the book readers can expect to find five core treatment protocols and five supportive supplements. The treatment protocols include The Antibiotic Rotation Protocol, The Marshall Protocol, The Salt/Vitamin C Protocol, Detoxification, and Electromedicine (Rife Machine Therapy). The supplements include Systemic Enzymes, Mangosteen, Lithium Orotate, Co-Enzyme Q10 and Magnesium.

In addition to the above treatments and supplements, the book also offers extensive supporting information, including an exclusive interview with Willy Burgdorfer, Ph.D., the man who discovered Lyme Disease; hot-off-the-press clinical research from James Schaller, M.D; an in-depth tutorial on Lyme Disease bacteria, including bacterial pathology, lifecycle activities, and transformational capabilities; and much more.

“New Lyme Disease treatments are desperately needed,” Author Bryan Rosner said in a recent interview. “This book provides them.” Rosner is not new to writing Lyme Disease books. In 2005 he published Lyme Disease and Rife Machines, a book that has reached best-selling status in the United States and twelve other countries.

Rosner's work goes beyond merely educating the world about Lyme Disease. He is also active in the Lyme Disease community itself - in 2003, Rosner founded the Electromedicine and Lyme Disease Research Forum, which currently has more than 2,000 participating members. In 2006, he founded Lyme Community Forums, which is becoming known as a hub for Lyme Disease communication and education.

The research substantiating Rosner’s work is derived from numerous sources, including his personal experience with Lyme Disease, input from hundreds of other Lyme sufferers, clinical and laboratory studies, and collaboration with leading physicians on several continents.

Rosner’s books are known to include not only treatments popular in the United States, but also successful healing modalities found throughout the world. In fact, Rosner communicates with researchers and physicians worldwide, and many of the treatments found in his books are unpublished and unknown to the public in the United States. In this way, his writing is balanced and broad, offering readers a wide array of treatment options from which to choose.

Rosner has spoken at numerous Lyme-related conventions and events, including, of particular note, the 2006 Rife International Health Conference. He is available on a limited basis for speaking engagements. Bryan Rosner works as a journalist in the healthcare industry and lives in the mountains of Northern California with his wife Leila.

To learn more about the book, visit:

http://www.defeatlyme.com