Lyme disease

Insights Into Lyme Disease Treatment: 13 Lyme-Literate Health Care Practitioners Share Their Healing Strategies
$39.95
Which treatments do doctors use to fight Lyme Disease are considered in a book by a health care journalist who has conducted interviews with thirteen of the world's most competent Lyme disease healers. Connie Strasheim spent months compiling their answers into an organized coverage of treatment options: this covers a range of medical disciplines from traditional approaches to homeopathic and energy medicine and makes for an exceptional guide any health collection simply must own.

The Lyme Disease Survival Guide: Physical, Lifestyle, and Emotional Strategies for Healing
$25.95
She's done her research!! Excellent book! I have had lyme disease unknowningly for about 45 years & this book really helped me - Thank you

Healing Lyme: Natural Healing And Prevention of Lyme Borreliosis And Its Coinfections
$19.95
I have read several books about Lyme disease. This is by far the most comprehensive, readable and useful book I have read so far. In fact, I originally borrowed it from a library but decided to purchase it through Amazon after realizing it was a reference book I wanted to own. It is well written and well indexed. I highly recommend it.

Everything You Need to Know About Lyme Disease and Other Tick-Borne Disorders, 2nd Edition
$15.95
While tent-camping on 5/2/09, my husband woke up with a tick embedded on his right arm. Now, we were in south central Texas and I know ticks are fairly common, but I also know they can carry Lyme disease and other "bugs" that aren't good for humans. I'm a nurse, but my skills for tick removal were long ago and far away. I said to my husband, "I sure could use my laptop right now". But, what DID I have with me??? I had my Kindle2!! I did a search for "ticks" and found this book and downloaded the sample. From that sample and the published table of contents, I could see the book had everything in it we needed, from identifying the bugger, to telling exactly how to remove it and how to "save" it so it could be tested. I purchased the book and within minutes, I was able to use the tweezers from my makeup bag to remove the entire tick! We placed the tick on a piece of scotch tape, folded it over to "seal" it in and we took the "saved" tick to the State Park Ranger station to let them know. They gave us the info we needed to mail the tick for "FREE" identification and testing to see what if anything it may have been carrying!

Thank you so much for making what could have been a very scary day, something alot less traumatic. No results on the tick yet, but will post them when they arrive!! Thanks again!