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How good nutrition can help you recover from Lyme disease

DEC

2021

...pport the health of your gut if you have Lyme disease. A growing body of research indicates that diet profoundly impacts gut health. There are certain foods you should prioritize to support your gut health, including: Fiber: Dietary fiber found in... Read More »

MyLymeData: My Data, My Trust

NOV

2019

MyLymeData committed to involving patients in the research process as partners

...iew criteria for proposed MyLymeData research studies includes: Does the research reflect patient research priorities? Will the project be of value to people in the Lyme community? Is the project in partnership or collaboration with LymeDisease.org?... Read More »

Co-Infections: An Alphabet Soup of Co-Infections Complicates Diagnosis and Treatment of Lyme Disease

JAN

2020

Co-Infections Complicates Diagnosis and Treatment of Lyme Disease

...ganisms in ticks, sometimes much higher than the rate for Lyme bacteria. Research has shown that Bartonellosis may be more often transmitted by fleas than by ticks. QHow is bartonellosis diagnosed? AThere are blood tests, but as with other tick-borne... Read More »

Co-infections: A Closer Look at Rickettsial Infections

JAN

2020

Co-infections: A Closer Look at Rickettsial Infections

...ery state except Alaska and Hawaii. In those two states, officials are not required to keep track of rickettsial diseases, so nobody knows how many cases may be there. Incidence In 2009, the reporting definition for RMSF was changed... Read More »

LYME SCI: Preventing COVID-19 with masks is a good idea after all

MAR

2020

...h a needle, the following video shows how to make your own mask, no sewing required. Posted by Karen S Kloset on Friday, March 27, 2020 LymeSci is written by Lonnie Marcum, a Licensed Physical Therapist and mother of a... Read More »