By Linda on Jun 15, 2011 in Infections | comments(0)
Linda comment: To investigate whether Borrelia burgdorferi sensu lato (s.l.) infection is associated with mortality in mountain hares, tissues and ticks collected from hares were investigated for infection with the spirochete. mountain hare to some degree functions as a transmission host for B. burgdorferi s.s. and Borrelia sp. SV1.
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Our results indicate that disseminated Borrelia infection in
hares rarely occurs and, presumably, does not play a central role in the
suspected population decline. The results also suggest that the mountain
hare to some degree functions as a transmission host for B. burgdorferi
s.s. and Borrelia sp. SV1.
By Linda on Nov 16, 2009 in Toxins | comments(0)
Linda’s comments: No only do we have to worry about eating wild meat containing Lyme disease, but now we have to be concerned about the “lead” exposure from eating this meat. There is also proof that deer from our high mountain ranges are getting lead exposure from the “coal” stacks in China.
Heavy metals is all around us and it is a must that we begin a journey in a lifelong daily detox program to reduce these heavy metals from our bodies. For those with chronic illness, like Lyme disease, it becomes deadly. If you have amalgams, it is important to have them safely removed by a dentist that knows how to remove them properly. Look for a Holistic dentists and if there are none in your community, then ask around for dentists that have experience in removing amalgams safely.
You can help protect yourself by finding a lifelong daily detox like the FIGHT program. I have been on this protocol for over a year and am very pleased. Feel free to ask questions about the products I have found that replenish my body to a healthy state. Don’t get caught up in a once a year cleanse. A lifelong cleanse is vital for good health.
Regards,
Linda Continued
