"In the video and accompanying article, Dr Jackson has this to say about the cause of Lyme disease:
Lyme disease “is one of the most commonly transmitted tick transmitted diseases in dogs but isn’t caused by the tick itself.” And human research would agree with her on this point.
Lyme disease “is one of the most commonly transmitted tick transmitted diseases in dogs but isn’t caused by the tick itself.” And human research would agree with her on this point.
Lyme disease isn’t as simple as a bite from a tick. Lyme disease researchers and specialists have found that the Borrelia burgdorferi bacteria we used to think were the cause of Lyme disease aren’t the real cause. In most cases, Lyme disease only occurs when there is an existing health issue in the patient … called coinfection.
Tick Bites Are Not The Primary Cause Of Lyme Disease
Tick Bites Are Not The Primary Cause Of Lyme Disease
Swiss researcher Dr Thomas Rau studied groups of farmers who lived in areas where Lyme was common and were most likely to be exposed to Lyme and he found something interesting …
80% of the farmers were diagnosed with Lyme disease, but of that 80%, only 2% showed any symptoms. That means the vast majority of the farmers with Lyme disease were able to fight it off on their own. So Dr Rau set out to discover why some people were more susceptible than others.
And this is where it gets really interesting …
Dr Rau discovered that 100% of the people who developed full blown Lyme symptoms had other viruses, which stressed the immune system. This is inline with current research that revealed the link between existing health issues and Lyme disease symptoms back in the 90s."
