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EPISODE · Apr 26, 2023 · 30 MIN

Lyme Disease Causes and Prevention [Podcast Episode #167]

from Naturally Recovering Autism with Karen Thomas · host Karen Thomas, Founder, CEO

Lyme disease is on the rise. One in every four children on the autism spectrum tests positive for Lyme disease. It is the fastest growing vector-borne infection with 300,000 new cases per year. This number is said to likely be an underestimate. It continues to be under-diagnosed due to the Center for Disease Control’s inadequate established bands or markers used for detection in blood tests. Lyme disease is usually contracted through a tick bite. Some of these ticks can be as small as a poppy seed and go unnoticed. Lyme can be passed in utero from a mother to her child, as well as in breast milk. Lyme can also be passed from mosquitoes, sand fleas, head lice and other insects.  Symptoms of Lyme disease (which can also mimic other disorders including symptoms of autism): Attention deficit disorder (ADD) Learning difficulties Obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) Depression Anger/rage... Click Here or Click the link below for more details! https://naturallyrecoveringautism.com/167

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