Lyme Ninja Radio - Lyme Disease & Related Health Topics

Episode 10 features Greg Lee, M.Ac., L.Ac. acupuncturist and Lyme specialist, founder of Two Frogs Healing Center and GoodbyeLyme.com. He has been treating Lyme for 15 years, using his experience in acupuncture, Chinese Herbs, Craniosacral technique, and Suffi Healing to help people conquer their disease.

Episode 8 features Peter Aquilina, owner and founder of Deer Defence located in Seymour, CT. In 1998, Peter got interested in Lyme and other tick borne diseases and has been a pioneer in the deer abatement.

Not only does Peter sell fencing, but he understands the psychology of deer, what attracts them to your neighborhood and why they feel safe and protected from their predators the closer they are to your home.

Peter has see the horrors of what these innocent looking creatures can bring to a family and has had Lyme disease himself. He considers his business more of a calling than a career and as you listen to his interview his passion comes throug

Episode 8 features Peter Aquilina, owner and founder of Deer Defence located in Seymour, CT. In 1998, Peter got interested in Lyme and other tick borne diseases and has been a pioneer in the deer abatement.

Not only does Peter sell fencing, but he understands the psychology of deer, what attracts them to your neighborhood and why they feel safe and protected from their predators the closer they are to your home.

Peter has see the horrors of what these innocent looking creatures can bring to a family and has had Lyme disease himself. He considers his business more of a calling than a career and as you listen to his interview his passion comes throug

Episode 7 features Eva Sapi, Ph.D. an associate professor of Biology and Environmental Science at New Haven University. She joined the University of New Haven faculty in 2001. Sapi grew up in Hungary and earned her Ph.D. in genetics at Eotvos Lorand University in Budapest before coming to the United States for postdoctoral training in molecular biology at the Yale University’s School of Medicine.

Now, as an Associate Professor and University Research Scholar at the Department of Biology and Environmental Science where she teaches undergraduate and graduate biology courses, she researches Lyme Disease, Pathogenic Biofilm, Antibiotics Resistance, and Different Morphology of Borrelia burgdorferi.

Episode 7 features Eva Sapi, Ph.D. an associate professor of Biology and Environmental Science at New Haven University. She joined the University of New Haven faculty in 2001. Sapi grew up in Hungary and earned her Ph.D. in genetics at Eotvos Lorand University in Budapest before coming to the United States for postdoctoral training in molecular biology at the Yale University’s School of Medicine.

Now, as an Associate Professor and University Research Scholar at the Department of Biology and Environmental Science where she teaches undergraduate and graduate biology courses, she researches Lyme Disease, Pathogenic Biofilm, Antibiotics Resistance, and Different Morphology of Borrelia burgdorferi.

Episode 6 Features Jenny Rush. After a number of years of chronic Lyme disease she experienced a shift of allegiance from mind to heart, and her journey took a left turn through illness and into a vibrant life of well being. It was sometimes a bumpy and messy trip through the illness, but the silent wow of a transformed life experience made it rich. It became clear along the path that the most powerful force in her healing was herself.

Episode 6 Features Jenny Rush. After a number of years of chronic Lyme disease she experienced a shift of allegiance from mind to heart, and her journey took a left turn through illness and into a vibrant life of well being. It was sometimes a bumpy and messy trip through the illness, but the silent wow of a transformed life experience made it rich. It became clear along the path that the most powerful force in her healing was herself.

Episode #5 features Dr. Alan B. MacDonald, a pathologist who has participated in research activities related to tick-borne diseases since 1981. He was the first investigator to publish images of Borrelia spirochetes without regular corkscrew shape in 1987. He obtained his Doctor of Medicine from the College of Physicians and Surgeons at Columbia University in New York City, and now works as a research associate at the University of New Haven. Currently he is investigating the link between Lyme Borreliosis and Alzheimer's disease.

*information provided by University of New Haven and Dr. Alan MacDonald

Episode #5 features Dr. Alan B. MacDonald, a pathologist who has participated in research activities related to tick-borne diseases since 1981. He was the first investigator to publish images of Borrelia spirochetes without regular corkscrew shape in 1987. He obtained his Doctor of Medicine from the College of Physicians and Surgeons at Columbia University in New York City, and now works as a research associate at the University of New Haven. Currently he is investigating the link between Lyme Borreliosis and Alzheimer's disease.

*information provided by University of New Haven and Dr. Alan MacDonald

Note: this episode is published in three parts. This is part three of three. Episode 4 features Karen Smith and Lisa Hilton, the founders of International Red Shoe Day.

They met through their work with World Wide Lyme Disease Protest raising awareness and recognition of Lyme as a global disease.

Right now they are organizing The World Wide Red Shoe Day for those who have died from Chronic Lyme disease. This year Red Shoe Day will be Friday, July 25th.