47. Meditation and Lyme with Nicholas Arsenault
In this podcast, we find out how meditation can help people throughout their health challenges and beyond.
Author: Looking at Lyme
Finding the causes of neuroinflammation
Although some astrocytes are helping to keep our brains safe and healthy, another subset of astrocytes act in ways that are considered pathogenic – leading to neuroinflammation.
Teaching about Lyme in BC classrooms
Lauren Hudson was tasked with aligning the resource with the provincial curriculum.
Lyme disease from a nursing perspective
Nurses can teach about ways to prevent tick encounters, do tick checks, assess for the myriad of symptoms for Lyme disease, and share what they have learned wherever they go.
Stay safe in the outdoors
Tim Cormode takes his tick kit with him every time he goes mountain biking or takes his daughter and dog out for a walk.
For tick research, community involvement is key
Vett, and her dynamic research team, is currently working on a local maritime initiative testing ticks for various pathogens.
Teaching outdoor leaders how to stay safe
Prevention helps to avoid potential health risks, including a daily tick check in order to reduce the risk of contracting Lyme disease.
Optometry and lyme disease
Many Lyme patients have challenges with equilibrium and balance, both of which are influenced by vision and depth perception.
Tick awareness for tree planters
Do you know a tree planter who’s getting ready to head out into the wilderness?
Deep into the world of ticks with Justin Wood
The second episode of Looking at Lyme features an interview with Justin Wood, founder of Geneticks Canada. In this episode, Justin takes us deep into the world of ticks.