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Reddit mentions of Ticked Off: The Mystery Of Lyme Disease
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- Dimensions: Interior : 19.66" x 11.18" x 7.5" - Exterior : 21.84" x 13.82" x 9"
- IP67 DUSTPROOF AND WATERPROOF CASE - Condition 1 cases are IP67 rated waterproof and dustproof to protect against the elements, the ideal waterproof hard case
- CONDITION 1 HARD CASES - The hard case with foam is injection molded to be lightweight whilst being virtually indestructible. Ideal for protecting science equipment, camera kit or tactical gear
- OFF-ROAD STYLE WHEELS - rubber all terrain tread wheels offer great stability and prevent vibration.
- LOCKABLE STORAGE CASE - The lock ports allow the case to be secured with a padlock. Patented latches on the hard case can be closed with just one finger STEEL PIN HINGES - The hard shell case has steel pin hinges to add overall strength and stability to the case
- LARGE CASE LUGGAGE - The storage case can be taken on airlines, measuring 21.84" x 13.82" x 9" with a TSA Approved GORE-TEX Automatic Air Valve. The case also comes with a retractable handle
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| Release date | August 2018 |
The latest research is suggesting that Lyme can become a chronic infection requiring longterm, multiple antibiotics to treat effectively. The medical system is decades behind in acknowledging the potential for Lyme to be a persistent infection, and has become divided into opposing camps that will never reach a consensus until the evidence is overwhelming. The average doctor is not only clueless about Lyme, but the other diseases ticks carry. Even amongst LLMDs (Lyme-literate), few are using the antibiotics proven to be effective in eliminating the chronic form of the bacteria.
The treatment options are diet and other holistic methods to control the symptoms, herbs (Buhner, Cowden), antibiotics in a whack-a-mole approach, or aggressive treatment with somewhat dangerous antibiotics like dapsone.
To educate your family I'd recommend Ticked Off, Stand4Lyme's educational video, and this interview with one of the first LLMDs. We are 20 years from fully understanding this disease, the situation is similar to AIDS in the 1980s, there's a lot of speculation, and treatment is haphazard due to the lack of research.