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Beating Lyme – Understanding And Treating This Complex And Often Misdiagnosed Disease
This book offers basic information and comforting advice on recognizing symptoms, what to do after a tick bite, treatments and living with long term lyme disease. Constance bean has lyme disease and a family member of dr. Fein’s also suffers with lyme disease. click here |
Bull’s Eye – Unraveling The Medical Mystery Of Lyme Disease
An account of the medical sleuthing that led to the discovery of lyme disease. It provides insight into the medical realm of lyme disease. This is also a story of two housewives in lyme, connecticut who noticed a baffling array of symptoms in members of their families and the doctors that reported similar symptoms in other countries. He equates the lessons learned to other such outbreaks as cholera etc. click here |
GONE IN A HEART BEAT – A PHYSICIAN’S SEARCH FOR TRUE HEALING
Top oncologist misdiagnosed for years brought him to brink of death. Fellow physicians discounted his symptoms etc. He encourages us all not to surrender our power to a third party. He has stated “doctors who do a disservice to patients when they treat them as a statistic.” although dr spector eventually did receive treatment for lyme, it was too little, too late. By then, the damage to his heart was too great and he passed away. click here |
Unlocking Lyme – myths, truths, & practical solutions for chronic lyme disease
Through a personal struggle with lyme disease, dr. Rawls studied every possible option for overcoming it. Ultimately, he got well by embracing a holistic approach. This book delves into the science behind lyme disease and how it can be overcome. click here |
DisclaimerVoices against lyme disease is providing these book titles for the sole purpose of giving readers the opportunity to learn more about the opinions of the medical professionals as well as understand the individuals that have and still do, suffer with this debilitating illness called lyme disease. We do not suggest these should all be accepted as “the word” on lyme disease. We leave this decision making to you the reader. Thank you.- Voices Against Lyme Disease CT Board of Directors |
