What Doctors Don't Tell You »
Posted By omerazam 2 months, 3 weeks ago in StyleLyme disease is still barely recognized by orthodox medicine, but new, explosive evidence links this worldwide epidemic with certain types of mental illness, including autism
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CHAM2 months, 3 weeks ago
omerazam, that is one excellent post. It made extremely interesting reading for me because I have had a relative get hit hard by Lyme Disease and have a relative who is suffering from Apsbergers Syndrome.
I was told by a Doctor that the AS was a "birth defect" affecting the blood vessels in the brain ( causing restricted blood flow to the brain - especially in times of distress ).
The effects are very poor coordination and diminished judgement under stress. When everything is calm and easy, this relative appears very normal.
But I found it amazing, especially the theory that the Lyme effects might be able to be passed to offspring.
Thanks for the post. An amazing article.
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canadianrancher572 months, 3 weeks ago
There are two problems when it comes to lyme disease and the medical system, most doctors still are sceptical about the disease and the second is it is sort of hard to detect it with 100 percent accuracy. Like it said in the artical it is the great imitator very much like syphilis. The one thing that I wonder why they didn't mention was the bullseye rash that is supposed to develope if a person is bitten and the bacteria enters the person.
Great artical with some surprising new information about damage done by this bateria. Since it is a bacteria I wonder if a vacine would be able to be developed.
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Dionys2 months, 3 weeks ago
" The one thing that I wonder why they didn't mention was the bullseye rash that is supposed to develope if a person is bitten and the bacteria enters the person. "
It's possible they didn't mention it because it doesn't occur in all cases and they'd like people to be hyper-aware of other symptoms.
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stephhicks2 months, 3 weeks ago
My cousin ended up with diabetes after contracting Lyme disease about 15 years ago. This is a fascinating article! Thank you for sharing it.
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pinkpackrat2 months, 3 weeks ago
Fascinating stuff-- I had Lyme Disease in the mid nineties and took major anti-biotics for six months. it is nothing to mess around with.
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