By: Richard Kuhns | 2010-11-04 | Supplements Lyme disease, a complex disease, is associated with low glutathione levels. Toxins accumulating inside cells actually aggravate the symptoms of Lyme disease (inflammation, joint and muscle pain to name a few). Boosting glutathione levels is one of the best defenses to support structure and function of every cell in your body. read more
By: meliza mateo | 2010-12-05 | Health & Fitness In order to educate yourself about Lyme disease, it is essential to learn its definition, symptoms, complications, diagnosis, and treatment of this disease, as well as its preventive measures. read more
By: Danica Reynes | 2010-12-13 | Wellness If you want to know everything about Lyme disease, you have to research its causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, prevention and even its complications. Lyme disease is not considered an epidemic. Still, it would be helpful to know its properties, so that you can prevent it or treat it properly, and avoid any future risks... read more
By: danica | 2010-12-01 | Acne There are several important things that you should know about Lyme disease: you should know what it is and what symptoms are associated with it; how it is diagnosed and treated; how to prevent it; and what complications can arise from the infection. read more
By: Andrea Candee | 2010-05-15 | Diseases and Conditions In my client population, I have found the majority of long-term Lyme cases complicated by viral co-infections. A common scenario is for a tick to feed upon a dog, picking up a strain of parvo virus; feed upon a mouse, picking up a strain of hanta virus; feed upon a deer, picking up the spirochete, and then feeding upon the human and passing a spirochete piggybacked by viruses. It is also possible for the tick to pass neuroviruses picked up from other wildlife and pass them into the central nervous system of the human host. read more
By: Lyme disease | 2011-01-02 | Health & Fitness Lyme disease was first recognized in 1975 in a town, named old Lyme in Connecticut. Now the disease in noticed worldwide. Most of the Lyme disease cases are observed through transmission of spirochete Borrelia bacteria, such as Borrelia burgdorferi through bite of deer ticks or western back legged ticks. Ticks are tiny, blood sucking ectoparasites which vary in color and size. Tick bite can be recognized only as a lump with a small scab on the skin surface. read more
By: sandi smith | 2010-11-30 | Acne This article examines the threat of Lyme Disease, the possible and known cures, and how to prevent the illness. Three decades since its discovery, Lyme Disease is still a spreading threat to the US. Is Doxycycline the cure? read more
By: jackjreynolds | 2011-01-07 | Health & Fitness The disease Lyme is an infection with spirochete Boreelia Burgodrferi caused by the bite of ticks read more
By: danica | 2010-11-12 | Health & Fitness Important facts you must know about Lyme disease so you can remain safe and secure include Lyme disease's nature and the symptoms. read more
By: DaisyMae | 2010-09-09 | Health & Fitness Lyme disease treatments are very limited,only a couple of options are available, and even those aren't available without a prescription. Some of the symptoms of lyme disease can be treated using other methods. read more
By: meliza mateo | 2010-11-12 | Health & Fitness The Lyme disease symptoms can easily be divided into three phases which an early phase, a second phase and a third phase that is commonly referred to as chronic Lyme disease. The earlier stage typically displays a rash with other flu-like symptoms; the second stage, with developing and continuous conditions felt during the earlier stage; and the third stage, with indications involving arthritis, neurological problems, and other conditions. read more
By: DaisyMae | 2010-09-09 | Health & Fitness It is easier to treat Lyme disease when it is caught in its early stages. Finding the tick bite quickly will help make treating the disease easier. Treating and overcome Lyme disease can be more difficult if you are asymptomatic and don't realize you have the disease until it's in its later stages. If you do contract Lyme disease, here are some treatment options you can discuss with your doctor. read more
By: meliza mateo | 2010-10-07 | Health & Fitness To protect yourself from Lyme disease you should avoid wooded and grassy areas, keep up to date with news about infestation and other information about ticks, spray pesticides in affected areas, use tick repellents, wear protective attire when going into infested areas, wash your hair thoroughly and dry the clothes you wore in infested areas. read more
By: Danica Reynes | 2010-10-14 | Alternative Medicine To protect yourself from Lyme disease you should avoid wooded and grassy areas, keep up to date with news about infestation and other information about ticks, spray pesticides in affected areas, use tick repellents, wear protective attire when going into infested areas, wash your hair thoroughly and dry the clothes you wore in infested areas. Lyme disease is a bacterial illness that results from the bite of a certain type of tick... read more
By: DaisyMae | 2010-09-09 | Health & Fitness It is easier to treat Lyme disease when it is caught in its early stages. Treating this disease is relatively simply if you notice the tick bite quickly. If you are one of the unfortunate few who are asymptomatic and don't realize you have the disease until its in the later stages, then it can be more difficult to properly treat and overcome this disease. read more