Ink to End Lyme 2020 Isthmus Tattoo

February 18, 2020

http://lymewarrior.us/ink-to-end-lyme-2020  Go Here to Donate

Visit Isthmus Tattoo on Feb 20 for an awesome day of tattooing for Lyme Disease!

Ink to End Lyme 2020

Ink to End Lyme is a national event in which tattoo shops donate a day to Lyme research.

Last year we raised $18,800 for the amazing research of Eva Sapi at the University of New Haven!

How it works: Tattoo shops host flash days, auctions, or a variety of other events with proceeds benefiting research for a cure or improved treatment during February 2020.

If you are a tattoo shop interested in participating email lymewarriornonprofit@gmail.com
Download a flyer here to take to your local tattoo shop!

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Over 427,000 people are being diagnosed with Lyme Disease annually.

Help us find a cure for those living with this disease.

 

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News Story on WKOW Tonight at 10 pm

February 17, 2020

https://wkow.com/2020/02/14/researchers-move-forward-with-shot-to-prevent-lyme-disease/ News video here 

News story on WKOW tonight at 10 pm.

(WKOW) — Lyme Disease cripples hundreds of people in Wisconsin each year and now researchers are working on a shot to prevent the problem.

The Badger State is a hot spot for the tick-borne disease. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the average number of cases has more than doubled over the last decade. In 2018, Wisconsin saw 1,121 cases.

Now researchers are looking for a way to prevent the spread of Lyme disease with medicine.

“You give the shot right at the beginning of the season,” said Dr. Mark Klempner, a researcher from the University of Massachusettes Medical School. “Take the shot sometime in March or April and then we are anticipating that it would work for eight months.”

The shot will enter the human testing phase this spring.

Monday on 27 News at 10, we explore what this shot could mean for you and your family ahead of tick season.

Rebecca Ribley

Wake Up Wisconsin Anchor

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**Comment**

You never know what pieces and parts reporters are going to use when reporting a story.  For the record, I am opposed to any and all Lyme vaccines until they clear up the issues concerning the last one that maimed hundreds of people and dogs.

For more:  https://madisonarealymesupportgroup.com/2018/07/10/new-effort-for-lyme-disease-vaccine-draws-early-fire/

https://madisonarealymesupportgroup.com/2017/01/26/lyme-vaccine-to-be-tested-on-humans/

https://madisonarealymesupportgroup.com/2019/10/28/researchers-race-to-develop-lyme-disease-vaccine/

For a great read on Lymerix, the first vaccine that caused horrific debilitating side-effects:  https://madisonarealymesupportgroup.com/2020/02/10/the-bitter-feud-over-lymerix/

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Free Lyme Treatment Masterclass – Tues. Feb 18th 4pm EST – Greg Lee

Free Masterclass on Tuesday Feb 18th at 4pm EST where Greg Lee will present Lyme disease case studies!

Click here to register for the Tuesday February 18th 4pm EST Masterclass II: https://lnkd.in/euRfF-e

He’ll be covering the microparticle essential oils, treatments, and other remedies that helped debilitated patients overcome stubborn Lyme inflammatory and toxic pain symptoms, calm anxiety, and replenish vital energy.

He’s creating this as a part of a training course for medical providers who want to get faster results in their Lyme patient’s pain, fatigue, and brain fog.

The Essential Oil Masterclass II Lyme Case Studies is free, of course.

Just to be clear…

This isn’t a webinar…

And not a typical Facebook Live…

And it’s not a boring ‘lecture.’

Thanks,

Greg

P.S. If you missed the first masterclass, you can see the replay by clicking here too: https://lnkd.in/eQgyEUA

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Dr. Jason West – The Real Cause of Lyme Disease & The Use of Ozone Therapy

 Approx. 1 Hour

Dr. Jason West – The Real Cause of Lyme Disease & the Use of Ozone Therapy

Dr. West states that he almost always sees improvement on patients using ozone therapy.

Dr. West supports the mechanisms of the body to fight lyme disease. Many of these include natural treatments like ozone therapy and UBI. But they do not work without the surrounding pillars that need to be in place. Natural treatments for lyme disease must be accompanied by lifestyle change.  He does not exclude the use of antibiotics.  We covered multiple topics, including:

  • Is alternative medicine becoming the NEW conventional?
  • How can patients become empowered with education?
  • What is the underlying cause of Lyme disease?
  • What are the standard treatments for Lyme disease and how is the West Clinic totally different?

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For more:  https://madisonarealymesupportgroup.com/2017/12/04/ozone-ten-pass-lyme-msids-treatment-in-ca/

I’ve used ozonated olive oil to help heal after MOHS surgery for skin cancer:  https://madisonarealymesupportgroup.com/2018/03/02/dmso-msm-for-lyme-msids/  (Scroll down to the picture in the video of the gaping hole under my eye.  I was told I would need 2 cosmetic surgeries.  I attribute the healing to the surgery which removed the cancer and the ozonated olive oil with a speedy recovery which made it possible to not need further surgery)

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Lyme Disease & Heart Transplantation: Presentation of a Clinical Case and a Literature Review

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6992363/

. 2019; 26(3): 173–180.
PMCID: PMC6992363
PMID: 32015672

Language: English | Lithuanian

Lyme disease and heart transplantation: presentation of a clinical case and a literature review

Audrius Aurelijus Pilypas,1 Giedrutė Raišelienė,2 and Jurgita Valaikienė3
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Abstract

Background.

Lyme disease, the most common anthropozoonosis, is a transmissible natural focal infection affecting various organs and systems. Also known as Lyme borreliosis, it is caused by Borrelia spirochetes, which are distributed by ticks of the genus Ixodes. Early diagnosis is difficult due to frequent occurrence of atypical symptoms, unnoticed tick bites, the absence of migratory erythematous lesions, and symptoms occurring during the non-tick season. If not diagnosed and treated in time, dissemination of the infection occurs and various complications develop since borrelias damage not only the skin but also the nervous system, joints, and, in rare cases, the heart and eyes.

Materials and methods.

This article presents a clinical case of Lyme borreliosis-induced myocarditis, which led to the development of dilated cardiomyopathy and, consequently, urgent cardiac transplantation. According to our data, this is one of the first described cases of this complication in the world.

Results and conclusions.

When diagnosed in time and treated properly, the prognosis of Lyme myocarditis is usually good. In most cases, the atrioventricular block disappears within 1–2 weeks of antibiotic treatment and the implantation of a temporary pacemaker is rarely needed. In those rare cases of a chronic Borrelia burgdorferi infection, dilated cardiomyopathy may develop; thus if a sudden atrioventricular block occurs, the physician should be vigilant and perform the necessary tests to exclude the diagnosis of Lyme disease.

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**Comment**

When you consider how many people are turned away on a daily basis due to negative testing you begin to see that stating this is “rare,” is a bit premature.  So many are undiagnosed or misdiagnosed.

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