Charles Christensen+FollowBees Saved Her Life?!Ellie Lobel was ready to give up after 15 years battling Lyme disease—until a swarm of bees stung her, and everything changed. Instead of dying, she started to heal. Turns out, bee venom can actually destroy the bacteria that causes Lyme! Now, Ellie keeps bees at home for regular stings. Who knew a bunch of angry bees could be the ultimate plot twist? Never underestimate the power of a buzz! #Health #BodyHealth #LymeDisease90Share
Aaron Rodriguez+FollowLyme Disease Cases Are Blowing Up in OhioLyme disease is spiking big time in Ohio—cases nearly doubled in a year! Experts are blaming it on deer moving around more and the weather getting hotter and wetter (thanks, climate change). The ticks that spread Lyme are loving these conditions, and they’re sticking around longer. If you’re outdoorsy, watch out: a tick bite can lead to some seriously nasty symptoms if you don’t catch it early. Pro tip: stick to the middle of trails and spray your clothes! #Health #BodyHealth #LymeDisease10Share
Kristi Key+FollowLyme Disease Nightmare After Dog WalkImagine going for a walk with your dog and ending up with a disease that flips your whole life upside down. That’s what happened to Steven Williams, who went from rocking out in a band to barely being able to take out the trash after being diagnosed with Lyme disease. He’s spent nearly £150k on treatments worldwide, but still can’t get his old life back. Ticks are no joke—check yourself after every hike! #Health #BodyHealth #LymeDisease346Share
kingabigail+FollowLyme Disease ER Visits Are Spiking!ERs in the Northeast and Midwest are seeing a wild surge in tick bite cases—like, numbers we haven’t seen since 2019! Blame climate change for making ticks active even in winter now. Kids under 10 and adults over 70 are getting hit hardest. If you’re out walking your dog, gardening, or camping, cover up and check for ticks. Lyme disease and Rocky Mountain spotted fever are no joke—watch for rashes, fever, and chills! #Health #BodyHealth #LymeDisease2010Share
Jacqueline Howard DDS+FollowLyme Disease Cases Spike: Tick Season Alert!Did you know over 1,500 Lyme disease cases were confirmed in the UK last year—and experts say the real number could be way higher? Ticks are out in force this summer, especially in parks and woods. Watch for that bullseye rash and check yourself (and your pets!) after being outside. Cover up, stick to paths, and grab some DEET spray. Early removal is key—tweezers, not fingers! Stay safe out there, tick season is real. #Health #BodyHealth #LymeDisease40Share
rmartinFollowingWhy Are So Many Celebs Getting Lyme Disease?Ever notice how a bunch of celebs—like Justin Bieber, Shania Twain, and Justin Timberlake—have all come out with Lyme disease diagnoses lately? Turns out, it’s not a wild conspiracy. Experts say it’s mostly because stars spend more time in fancy outdoor spots (aka tick central) and have access to doctors who actually listen and test for it. So, it’s less about fame and more about lifestyle and location! #Health #BodyHealth #LymeDisease1325Share
Kevin Rodriguez+FollowLyme Disease Risk Is Up—Here’s WhyTick bites are way up this year, and it’s not just your imagination. Climate change and more deer in suburban areas mean ticks (and Lyme disease) are popping up in places they never used to be. Best hacks: wear long sleeves, check yourself and your pets after being outside, and use a lint roller to catch sneaky ticks. Even your backyard isn’t safe! Anyone else paranoid now? #Health #BodyHealth #LymeDisease303Share
shermandarlene+FollowLyme Disease Follow-Up Fails?Turns out, most people with Lyme disease aren’t getting the check-ups they need after treatment—only about a third with lingering symptoms actually see their doctor again. Even wilder: the CDC’s blood test is missing a ton of early cases, especially those with the classic bullseye rash. Barriers like cost and travel might be to blame, but skipping follow-ups could mean more long-term issues. If you’ve had Lyme, don’t ghost your doc! #Health #BodyHealth #LymeDisease51Share
Sandra Escobar+FollowTicks Are Out of Control This Year!Just spotted: a deer in Schenley Park with ears COVERED in red ticks—like, hundreds of them. Turns out, black-legged ticks (the Lyme disease kind) are everywhere right now, and researchers say there are way more than last year. If you’re hitting the trails, spray your clothes with Permethrin (not just your skin!) and rock those long sleeves and pants. Don’t let ticks ruin your summer! #News #TickAlert #LymeDisease00Share
William Vasquez+FollowTicks Are Taking Over New Places!Did you know ticks are popping up in spots they’ve never been before? Thanks to warmer winters, these little bloodsuckers are staying active longer and hitching rides into new regions. It’s not just Lyme disease anymore—different ticks are spreading all sorts of nasty illnesses, even meat allergies! Experts say to suit up, use repellent, and always check for ticks after being outside. Wild how fast these pests are moving in! #Ticks #LymeDisease #HealthAlert #Health #BodyHealth90Share
