20% tested positive? What about the 90% inaccurate tests?

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20% tested positive? What about the 90% inaccurate tests?

L0C0vision .Inc says:

November 7, 2015 at 8:19 PM

Currently the CDC only recognizes Lyme testing that, according to the CDC's own reporting, misses 90% of the Lyme cases each year. 300,000 new cases, not 30,000 as previously admitted. Lyme attacks the immune system and the body no longer creates the antibodies in the presence of Lyme. It is very likely that many more than the 62 cases found actually had the Bartonella infection. The chances of testing positive by current CDC standards decreases rapidly the longer you have had the infection.

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- When, I say When is the CDC going to get their hands out of their pocket
  
  Madeline Anselmo Martin says:
  
  August 18, 2016 at 4:48 PM
  
  When, I say When is the CDC going to get their hands out of their pocket and start helping Lyme and other illnesses caused by the viruses ???????????
  
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