I wasn’t sure if I should join this discussion or not, but I have alot to add, so I will:
First off all, why would you bash this, saying its pretending to be something it isn’t? Its well presented what it is and what it isn’t, just read for yourselves, no discussion needed. This is a good first step in exploring the area, hopefully it can lead to research in the field. If it wasn’t interesting, it wouldn’t have spread this fast. This doesn’t at all show any causation.
Second, theese are no speculations.
Third, this person is not controversial in Sweden. How can a person be controversial? If you say something lie this, probably you should explain exactly what you mean.
Fourth: Titti is a woman with real training in this field.
Fifth: The spirochete video wasn’t made for only one testsubject, everyone has their own video of their spirochetes.
Sixth: While the Swedish healthcare failed in giving me proper diagnosis, this study helped me get it. The Swedish health care system use unsensitive testing methods, which leaves people with wrong diagnosis and in agony for the rest of their lives. You wonder if this is borrelia in the videos, the study doesn’t look to answer that question at all. However, that was the analysis from the darkfieldmicroscopy I recieved, as well CONFIRMED by elispot borrelia test, at another lab. I can also tell you that four serious coinfections were found as well, which I, by the way, also had been tested for several times in the swedish health care system but they failed to recognize.
Seventh: No matter what this study can reveal, isn’t it interesting that all theese people walk around with spirochetes in their blood? And after years of testing of the blood, they never found out their blood was infected? As well, if this blodinfection would be treated, would they stay as sick as they/we do? As well, what are those spirochetes exactly?