Don't forget that it's NOT just ticks that spread Lyme disease. It is ANY blood-sucking insect - fleas, flies, spiders, mosquitos, etc. Also, Lyme is transmitted sexually and from mother to fetus. Also, it is used as a biowarfare agent - go ahead, Google it, or preferably Duck Duck Go it. As expected, many biowarfare/Lyme links are disappearing from the web. Check out the book Bitten By Kris Newby for an eye-opening look into the dark side of Lyme disease. Knowing what many of us have come to know about "the swamp", what do you think the chances are that there is a cover-up of the Lyme/biowarfare topic? Search Elena Cook and see what happened to her and her Lyme/biowarfare web site.
Lymerick

January 14, 2021
By Pat Anson, PNN Editor

A new analysis of insurance claims by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention suggests that Lyme disease may be far more widespread in the United States than current estimates.

CDC researchers looked at data from MarketScan, a large commercial insurance claims database, and found that Lyme disease diagnoses from 2010 to 2018 were six to eight times higher than the number of cases reported to a federal disease surveillance program.

Lyme disease is a bacterial illness spread by ticks. When left untreated, it can lead to chronic disorders such as fatigue, muscle and joint pain, cognitive issues and other symptoms that are often diagnosed as fibromyalgia, neuropathy and autoimmune disorders.

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