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Lyme disease is spreading like wildfire around the world: here’s why.
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1:15 Pikachu, The Mouse Pokémon
An Electric Type
Lyme disease is a worldwide epidemic, and all of the US is affected by it, not just northern states. I'm from Florida, got bit by a tick, and very sick from it ever since, plus co infections to boot, Babesia, and Erlichia to name a couple. What's worse I got bit by something again since I was tested, and took pics, because I didn't know much about Lyme at the time, I assumed the bite was a spider bite, since friends said that's what it probably was, until I showed my doc who said it looked like a tick bite, so now I have to be retested, as since that bite, my lymph nodes have had so much pain and problems, and very stiff neck. I have a constant high white blood cell count, and I'm anemic, this all added to the health problems including huge neuro problems I've already been having previously from my first tick bite. Lyme is a very very serious worldwide concern, even a few cases found in Egypt, and I know Australia has some huge problems of it there according to what I've read and seen.
oil of oregano wipes out Lymes disease ( 50% carvacrol ) or more 3 doses of 20 drops per day for 7 days….your welcome….think, people.
Ok, I had that rush like 8 or 9 years ago. The ring grew and grew and than that thing disappeared. I had no idea what it was. Does anybody know what should I do now? Am I in danger? Or are there any other reasons for such a rush?
Anyone see Pikachu in 1:11 ? I saw him!
Liberal Idiot is spreading the lie about the "Climate Change".
Did anyone see the pekachu?
OH NO MY CHILDHOOD
JERRY BETRAYED MEEEEE…
docs at least in the USA are determined to remain as clueless as they ever were about Lyme… lyme disease is biological warfare and was deliberately released on the masses… one major scientist released hard shell ticks to the inland northwest…those ticks are very very hard to kill .. I suspect it is used as population control and to make people sick and tired… too sick to resist the evil in the world… what matters is being spiritually alive…. in this dead realm… to get out of the matrix of saturn..satan…
Easter egg at 1:09 it is Pikachu
There gotta be a solution to this problem!
Opossums are the best
I saw a Lyme disease AD while watching this WHAAAATT
I had Lyme but I did not get the target
I'm ticked off by the lyme disease
A cure for the deases from ticks is being made if I'm right cuz I'm not a cure make it will be done at 2020 to 2021
1:11 PIKACHU
1:17 PIKACHU
Lyme disease: A disease that makes you only eat limes. jk
There's a new species called Kai wolf which are combination with coyote and wolf so are we don't be breathing with dogs mainly the rats and mice eating ones and set them into the wild and see what effect it has on those creatures we're likely they're going to eat them a lot
OMG i have mice
Pile of mice has pikachu
I think I'm immune to ticks biting into me, because several times I've went to the forest, spent the whole next day indoors and found a tick walking on me still not attached to me. I guess they don't like my sweat-type and therefore never bite into me. Could also be a coincidence ofc, just seems weird that a tick would spend 24 hours still not attaching. Could also be that they actually bite into me and then don't like my blood type and immediatly release themselves after that. In that case I'm not safe. Does anybody know about this, whether they don't like certain types of sweat/blood?