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Can Lyme Disease Be Sexually Transmitted? What Patients, Herbalists, and Doctors Say

Can Lyme Disease Be Sexually Transmitted? What Patients, Herbalists, and Doctors Say
Can Lyme disease be sexually transmitted? Mainstream medicine says no — yet many patients remain unconvinced. This article explores patient experiences, Stephen Buhner’s biological insights, and Dr. Bill Rawls’ nuanced perspective on possibility versus proof.

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Is Chronic Lyme Disease Real? Understanding the Debate in Plain, Human Language

Is Chronic Lyme Disease Real? Understanding the Debate in Plain, Human Language
Many people continue to feel sick long after treatment for Lyme disease—and the debate over “chronic Lyme” versus PTLDS can be confusing. This guide explains the controversy in clear, plain language and shares why patients’ experiences matter in understanding long-term symptoms.

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What Happens If Lyme Disease Goes Untreated?

What Happens If Lyme Disease Goes Untreated?
Untreated Lyme disease can spread beyond the initial infection and potentially affect the nervous system, heart and joints. Learn how Lyme can progress, what symptoms may appear, and why early recognition matters.

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Tick Bites Are Surging in 2026 — And Fall Could Make It Worse

Tick Bites Are Surging in 2026 — And Fall Could Make It Worse
Tick activity has been unusually high in 2026, and the risk doesn’t disappear when summer ends. Adult blacklegged ticks become active again in the fall and can transmit Lyme disease and other infections. Here’s what to know about fall tick season, prevention, and what to do if you find an attached tick.

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