Hello all, I am still here after my first month of Disulfiram. For me, this has been an experience that has helped me with some issues and I believe added some issues. I will explain here.

 

 I was asked today about mold and if I had any experience with mold sensitivity and Lyme. 

  My response is, mold is a common hindrance in Lyme recovery. Some see, feel it, or my Diddy is inhale it. I think mold toxicity is a big deal. This year in the Northeast, we have heat, rain, following an abundant acorn crop. I suspect about August through November will be a very troublesome time for tick-borne diseases between ages 0 to 16.
 If there is mold, there will likely be some very sicker than usual kids this year.

  I have been getting more than a couple of concerned inquiries about the Longihornis Tick.   Or Asian Tick.

I have also been reading up on the Longihornis Asian Tick. Appears any human infections are considered accidental. This Tick carries the SFTS ( Severe Fever Thrombocytopenia  Syndrome) ( A dog disease )Only deadly to 20 to 30% of those that get it. (I suspect cross-contamination.)

An Updated expansion of

 

 First I must say I am not a Doctor. I am a well oiled Lyme disease advocate, survivor Prevention presenter, Seminar facilitator that probably knows more about the new sciences of Tick borne diseases from bite to treatment than 98% of the world medical community as much of the Tick-borne disease sufferers have been forced to become. We have bred a very competent group of computer operators in the world and gave them medical degrees.

A Recent Intervention

I was called to an intervention for a retired RN. This RN was very concerned for her sister. 
As we talked we found the nurse also was treated a few short years ago. As we chatted about things. 
I found I was more concerned with this RN than I was with her Sister. 

Now she and three members of her family will look into getting help. 

This RN had been suffering Neurological, arthritic, Autonomic issues and had no idea that she was a chronic Lymie. 

She said the doctor took a test and she tested positive right off the bite.

 WOW, Linda and I at www.throughchallenge.com were called to a home by www.ahope4lyme.com about 1 1/2 years ago. We found a family stressed out, all looked very tired. Their voices were tense and fearful. They were losing a battle with their teenager. We listened for some time and I was convinced this was another missed case of Lyme disease and coinfections. Linda and I remained in contact as we helped the family develop a plan. We learn in the Lyme world that plans are made to be broken and reset often.

 We use some Bee pollen and it may help us. We do not use bee pollen as suggested I am sure. Dr. Ax gives great insight to Bee pollen. I like and am more in line with Dr. Ax than I am with an IDSA FDA promoted site.  Keep in mind Dr. Ax article has my support on this subject.https://draxe.com/bee-pollen/

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WebMD reports -  (Is Bee Pollen Safe? https://www.webmd.com/balance/bee-pollen-benefits-and-side-effects)

Bee pollen appears to be safe for most people, at least when taken for a short term.

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I was asked - Wouldn’t it be wise to take the doxy treatments to assure against infection? I would not want to take a chance.

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My response as a Tick Borne disease advocate and NOT a medical (Non) Lyme Literate person of the new Tick Borne disease sciences.

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As a rule Joie, this is where it can get dicey. IN MY OPINION. If you briefly have a tick on you. Should you be tested or treated. Every situation is different. I will be plain and simple. If you have a tick embedded a short time.