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Finding the Most Effective Colloidal Silver Product | LymeNow.com

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Finding the Most Effective Colloidal Silver Product. ACS 200 Extra Strength Kill Kinetics Data. When you look closely at the kill kinetics data of three leading silver-based antimicrobial products, it becomes easy to see which is the most effective. The three silver products were ACS 200 Extra Strength, American Biotech ASAP Silver and Purest Colloids, Inc. MesoSilver. The three kill kinetics tests done were against Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus. MRSA), Candida albicans.

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ACS 200 Extra Strength Kills Deadly Tick-Borne Powassan Virus | LymeNow.com

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ACS 200 Extra Strength Kills Deadly Tick-Borne Powassan Virus. In areas where Lyme disease is prevalent, another tick-borne illness is popping up that is sometimes fatal. The Powassan virus has symptoms that are very similar to Lyme disease, making it difficult to catch. Some symptoms include headaches, nausea and fever. The Powassan virus is primarily found in the same tick that carries Lyme disease. Since Powassan virus is carried by the same kind of ticks that carry Lyme disease. In some cases, the vi...

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Lyme Disease is in its prime season, doctors warn prevention is key | LymeNow.com

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Lyme Disease is in its prime season, doctors warn prevention is key. WASHINGTON COUNTY, Md. – It’s prime tick season and doctors encourage routine checks after time spent outdoors. According to the CDC, more than 300,000 people were diagnosed with Lyme disease in 2013 and health officials warn that number has not declined since. According to the executive director of the Bay Area Lyme Foundation, Linda Giampa, Lyme disease is easy to miss and under researched. According to the Bay Area Lyme Foundation we...

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Onset of warmer weather brings risk of Lyme disease, but ticks may be harder to detect | LymeNow.com

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Onset of warmer weather brings risk of Lyme disease, but ticks may be harder to detect. Now that warmer weather appears to be here for good, central and northern New Yorkers need to be aware of Lyme disease. The disease, carried by deer ticks, is endemic to the area, and can have a devastating effect. Because of chemical sensitivities brought on by Lyme, Wallace has had to shut down her beauty salon. 8220;The ticks, the nymph, are harder to find, because they are so small. And they come out in early ...

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Ticks — the myths and dangers | LymeNow.com

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Ticks the myths and dangers. It’s a mistake not to think about ticks. A few popular myths include the following:. Ticks are only a threat during warm, humid seasons. Ticks jump on humans and animals to suck their blood. There’s a good chance you’ll get Lyme disease if a tick bites you. Actually, ticks are active during winter, often crawl instead of jump, and transmit Lyme disease less than commonly believed. American dog ticks are the biggest and most common. They can transmit the Rocky Mountain spo...

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A ‘hidden epidemic’ in the US has ballooned into a public-health fiasco — and no solutions are in sight | LymeNow.com

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A ‘hidden epidemic’ in the US has ballooned into a public-health fiasco and no solutions are in sight. The US has an epidemic brewing within our borders, and the problem is much more serious than most people realize. Lyme disease is spreading fast, and it only takes the bite of a poppy-seed-size tick to contract. Even after treatment, symptoms can be difficult to shake. Left untreated, infections can lead to brain inflammation or heart problems. At least a handful of such cases have proven fatal. Our stu...

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I’m 24 and Have Lived with Lyme Disease for 16 Years | LymeNow.com

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I’m 24 and Have Lived with Lyme Disease for 16 Years. After years of being angry, misdiagnosed, and misunderstood, Allie Cashel has found peace. Now she’s speaking out about her lifetime with chronic Lyme disease and sharing the stories of others with the condition. By Allie Cashel, as told to Amy Rushlow. Allie Cashel at age 7, when she was diagnosed with Lyme disease for the first time. Photo courtesy of Allie Cashel). My family had moved to Boston, and I went to see a new doctor there. I was shock...

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Social media efforts shine light on Lyme Disease | LymeNow.com

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Social media efforts shine light on Lyme Disease. TAMPA, FL (WFLA). A major social media campaign is shining the light on Lyme Disease, and now major celebrities are getting involved. Singing sensation Avril Lavigne just announced she is struggling with Lyme Disease, and many other are participating in the #LymeDiseaseChallenge which now trending strong on Facebook and Twitter. Local Clearwater infection disease specialist, Dr. David Minkoff, thinks the awareness campaign is important. Patient Stephanie ...

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Lyme disease: can 10 minutes make a difference? | LymeNow.com

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Lyme disease: can 10 minutes make a difference? It is a known fact that reported cases of Lyme disease are increasing. According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), reported cases of Lyme disease increased by approximately 5,000 cases from 2012 to 2013. Each year, 96% of the reported cases come from 13 states in the Northeast and upper Midwest. Although health-care professionals may not find these data surprising, the general public is not as knowledgeable about the condition.

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Photo Posted on Facebook Diagnoses 1-Year-Old’s Lyme Disease | LymeNow.com

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Photo Posted on Facebook Diagnoses 1-Year-Old’s Lyme Disease. A Facebook photo helped one mom diagnose her son’s Lyme disease, which is spread via ticks that reside in grassy or wooded areas. (Photo: Stocksy). If Karen McGregor had noticed the bull’s-eye mark on her 1-year-old son’s temple at any other time, she may have blown it off as an allergic reaction or a harmless bug bite. I phoned our doctor as soon as they opened yesterday and got him in quickly, she wrote in a Facebook post. She wrote, adding ...