Comments on: Lyme Disease Over Thirty Years Old. Do We Continue To Do Nothing? http://www.skinnymoose.com/bbb/2008/03/26/lyme-disease-over-thirty-years-old-do-we-continue-to-do-nothing/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=lyme-disease-over-thirty-years-old-do-we-continue-to-do-nothing Black Bear Blog - The Politics of Hunting, Fishing and the Outdoors. Protecting our American Heritage. Fri, 10 Feb 2012 04:53:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Online pharmacy viagra http://www.skinnymoose.com/bbb/2008/03/26/lyme-disease-over-thirty-years-old-do-we-continue-to-do-nothing/#comment-8293 Online pharmacy viagra Tue, 02 Mar 2010 14:04:47 +0000 http://www.skinnymoose.com/bbb/2008/03/26/lyme-disease-over-thirty-years-old-do-we-continue-to-do-nothing/#comment-8293 Lyme disease is an infection caused by the bacterium Borrelia burgdorferi. This bacterium is usually found in small animals like mice. It can be carried to people from these animals by Ixodes ticks (known as black-legged or deer ticks). These ticks pick up Borrelia burgdorferi when they bite infected animals and then infect humans by biting them and passing the bacteria into the person's bloodstream. Lyme disease is an infection caused by the bacterium Borrelia burgdorferi. This bacterium is usually found in small animals like mice. It can be carried to people from these animals by Ixodes ticks (known as black-legged or deer ticks). These ticks pick up Borrelia burgdorferi when they bite infected animals and then infect humans by biting them and passing the bacteria into the person’s bloodstream.

]]> By: Greg Farber http://www.skinnymoose.com/bbb/2008/03/26/lyme-disease-over-thirty-years-old-do-we-continue-to-do-nothing/#comment-8292 Greg Farber Fri, 27 Mar 2009 23:01:27 +0000 http://www.skinnymoose.com/bbb/2008/03/26/lyme-disease-over-thirty-years-old-do-we-continue-to-do-nothing/#comment-8292 Kate, hit this site, scroll down and you find a wealth of Alternative idea's, herbal section and health section, hit the ask Craig option and see what Craig Says, you might luck out and beat it.. I beat cronic fatigue using Hulda Clarks and Arnold Aherets Mucusless diet healing systems..as well got rid of the migrains, which was great because in 1997 I had 40+migrains and 257 total headaches. http://z10.invisionfree.com/The_Unhived_Mind_II/ Don't let the alternative news scare ya, Craig is the best herbalist I have ever seen in 25 years of looking.. And you could check this out also, i killed pathogens in my blood with this item.. http://www.miraclemineral.org which I take everyday..and it removed metal free radicals from my blood.. Kate, hit this site, scroll down and you find a wealth of Alternative idea’s, herbal section and health section, hit the ask Craig option and see what Craig Says, you might luck out and beat it.. I beat cronic fatigue using Hulda Clarks and Arnold Aherets Mucusless diet healing systems..as well got rid of the migrains, which was great because in 1997 I had 40+migrains and 257 total headaches. http://z10.invisionfree.com/The_Unhived_Mind_II/
Don’t let the alternative news scare ya, Craig is the best herbalist I have ever seen in 25 years of looking.. And you could check this out also, i killed pathogens in my blood with this item..
http://www.miraclemineral.org which I take everyday..and it removed metal free radicals from my blood..

]]> By: kate sisco http://www.skinnymoose.com/bbb/2008/03/26/lyme-disease-over-thirty-years-old-do-we-continue-to-do-nothing/#comment-8291 kate sisco Fri, 27 Mar 2009 18:49:36 +0000 http://www.skinnymoose.com/bbb/2008/03/26/lyme-disease-over-thirty-years-old-do-we-continue-to-do-nothing/#comment-8291 Thirty years of Lymes I was a young mother when we moved to WI back in 1966. Then came the Lyme scare, and of course, it was played down here in the premiere home of deer. In 1979 I woke to a rash across my nose over both cheeks. Then my migraines began but since my Dad has them, only years later was that important. I was tired all the time, I took up trying to jog but couldn't even make a mile, got pains in my foot. Took up research to see why so tired. Tried Vit C (of course, then it was ascorbic acid) and Bs. Went to college but had periods of confusion. Missed finals, couldn't remember date correctly. Actually had a Lyme test 5 years ago in 2004. Nothing. I didn't have Lymes, so read more, maybe MS, maybe fibromyalgia, consider all nerve related. Then I got old. I am 62, and the specter of being labeled with Alzheimer spurred more research, this time on the internet. Lymes is a spirochete bacteria and like anthrax, syphilis, and others, it encysts when it encounters a harsh environment, so it is not normally found after the initial contact. After 25 years of undiagnosed Lymes I do have crushed adrenals. After years of pumping out cortisol and not being able to stop, they gave up. Now I have persistent low blood pressure, often both numbers in the double digits, constant low energy, exhaustion is my afternoon boon companion. The doctors I have seen told me 15 years ago I was aging, my tiredness was to be expected. Actually, they probably couldn't have done anything anyway. So, I am into herbals, mostly by experimenting. Since my persistent blood pressure inhibits using most of them as they tend to lower high blood pressure and after years of stress, mine is so low that the herbals tend to lower it so much that I am so weak I couldn't move around. Not good. I know from experience camu-camu, for which I was hoping for a Vit C upward immune surge leaves me breathless, literally. I am also taking Salvia which seems to generally overall be of help. And I need this help because I have lost the ability to sleep. Now I read that my generation (polio exposed) may have brain deficits even when they never experienced paralytic polio. Is the polio bacteria a spirochete that encysts? Thirty years of Lymes

I was a young mother when we moved to WI back in 1966. Then came the Lyme scare, and of course, it was played down here in the premiere home of deer. In 1979 I woke to a rash across my nose over both cheeks. Then my migraines began but since my Dad has them, only years later was that important.

I was tired all the time, I took up trying to jog but couldn’t even make a mile, got pains in my foot. Took up research to see why so tired. Tried Vit C (of course, then it was ascorbic acid) and Bs. Went to college but had periods of confusion. Missed finals, couldn’t remember date correctly.

Actually had a Lyme test 5 years ago in 2004. Nothing. I didn’t have Lymes, so read more, maybe MS, maybe fibromyalgia, consider all nerve related. Then I got old. I am 62, and the specter of being labeled with Alzheimer spurred more research, this time on the internet.

Lymes is a spirochete bacteria and like anthrax, syphilis, and others, it encysts when it encounters a harsh environment, so it is not normally found after the initial contact. After 25 years of undiagnosed Lymes I do have crushed adrenals. After years of pumping out cortisol and not being able to stop, they gave up. Now I have persistent low blood pressure, often both numbers in the double digits, constant low energy, exhaustion is my afternoon boon companion. The doctors I have seen told me 15 years ago I was aging, my tiredness was to be expected. Actually, they probably couldn’t have done anything anyway.

So, I am into herbals, mostly by experimenting. Since my persistent blood pressure inhibits using most of them as they tend to lower high blood pressure and after years of stress, mine is so low that the herbals tend to lower it so much that I am so weak I couldn’t move around. Not good. I know from experience camu-camu, for which I was hoping for a Vit C upward immune surge leaves me breathless, literally. I am also taking Salvia which seems to generally overall be of help.

And I need this help because I have lost the ability to sleep. Now I read that my generation (polio exposed) may have brain deficits even when they never experienced paralytic polio. Is the polio bacteria a spirochete that encysts?

]]> By: Tom Remington http://www.skinnymoose.com/bbb/2008/03/26/lyme-disease-over-thirty-years-old-do-we-continue-to-do-nothing/#comment-8288 Tom Remington Thu, 27 Mar 2008 11:38:50 +0000 http://www.skinnymoose.com/bbb/2008/03/26/lyme-disease-over-thirty-years-old-do-we-continue-to-do-nothing/#comment-8288 Actually, Jack, they have messed around with some feeding stations that provide some kind of "treatment" to animals who stick their head in it. If my memory serves me, the idea is to prevent the spreading of disease. I'll see if I can find that info. Actually, Jack, they have messed around with some feeding stations that provide some kind of “treatment” to animals who stick their head in it. If my memory serves me, the idea is to prevent the spreading of disease. I’ll see if I can find that info.

]]> By: Jack Ryan http://www.skinnymoose.com/bbb/2008/03/26/lyme-disease-over-thirty-years-old-do-we-continue-to-do-nothing/#comment-8286 Jack Ryan Thu, 27 Mar 2008 03:38:25 +0000 http://www.skinnymoose.com/bbb/2008/03/26/lyme-disease-over-thirty-years-old-do-we-continue-to-do-nothing/#comment-8286 I wonder, as many people absolutely refuse to treat wild animals as wild and they keep feeding them, I wonder if there is a way to take advantage of it? What if there was a feeder set of of some type to brush insecticide on their heads like a lot of farmers use for cattle? I wonder, as many people absolutely refuse to treat wild animals as wild and they keep feeding them, I wonder if there is a way to take advantage of it?

What if there was a feeder set of of some type to brush insecticide on their heads like a lot of farmers use for cattle?

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