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Lyme disease takes a toll on the body. Find out how to aid recovery.

Learn how to use mindful practices to overcome some of the symptoms associated with Lyme disease.

Dr. Darin Ingels, author of The Lyme Solution, shares his firsthand account of contracting Lyme disease, and his frustration with taking antibiotics for nearly a year.

Lyme disease cases are increasing. Find out how to treat Lyme.

Lyme disease takes a toll on the body. Find out how to aid recovery.

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Lyme disease is cruel to your immune system. Start your path to overcoming Lyme.

Is it possible to cure your body of Lyme disease... and to do so without any side effects?

After visiting countless doctors and the Mayo Clinic with no results, Amie Valpone was able to heal herself from a decade of chronic pain and multiple ailments.

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If you're experiencing pain, fatigue, brain fog, or other neurological issues, you might be suffering from chronic Lyme disease.

Lyme disease cases have been on the rise, especially in the Northeast and upper-Midwest parts of the U.S.

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Over 100 million people suffer from chronic pain, and the cause could be what is found in the environment.

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Lyme disease often takes the forefront when considering tick-borne illnesses, but other tick-borne diseases can be equally dangerous.

Andrea Caesar offers specific and unique advice on Lyme disease as someone who has lived with it for majority of her life.

According to the Centers for Disease Control, 300,000 Americans contract Lyme disease each year. Some of them are kids.

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Last summer, we were worried about drought. Not so much this summer, as our rain dances seem to have worked, and many parts of the country have already had their fair share of storms (with more on the way).

Yet, with all the rain, moisture and flooding comes another problem: Ticks. Many news sources have reported that this year is expected to be a record breaking season for ticks. Lucky us!

If you live in an urban area, with plenty of concrete and skyscrapers, there isn’t much threat from this blood-sucking parasite. However, if you live in a more suburban or rural area, or plan on escaping the city to go camping or hiking, you'll need to be more vigilant. Ticks are usually most active from April until September and they can attach to you, your children, or your pets.

And ticks are no mere nuisance. They can be dangerous disease spreaders, especially when removed improperly.

What is the best defense against tick bites and Lyme disease? We've got the 411 on tick prevention.

Lyme disease can essentially rewire the brain and dramatically affect your personality.