Ep. 479 - LYME DISEASE: Is There REALLY a Cure? Dr. Kerri Simpson Reveals What She Learned

Cool.

Um, sorry, there mi- I think there's something of a delay on my end.

Um, I gotta ask you about transmission because I'm, I'm...

I've spoken to people that have not in any w- they're not like me.

They're not a farmer.

I'm out in this stuff every single day.

I don't...

I very seldom- I mean, there's ticks all over me, but for some reason they don't bite.

I, I think I may have a theory for that.

Um, at least for the most part they don't.

But the people that I know that are coming down with this are city slickers that have not, in any way, shape, or form, have interacted anywhere on anything but concrete.

So is this thing being transmitted the way they say? I mean, I, I've made...

You, you can speak as openly as you like or completely disagree with me, but with all the other garbage that they're dropping out of the sky-

Yeah

... on a daily basis, I mean, where c- where is it coming from?

Yeah, I think the whole...

I mean, if we wanna get a little red pilly here, I think the whole theory about these boxes of ticks, and I've heard actual farmers tell me they found boxes on their properties, so I know that was a real thing.

But I also think if they're gonna go to those lengths, with the tools and capabilities that they have, would they not spread it any other way they can? I mean, we know now, it is a fact that they dropped ticks on, uh, I believe it was Vietnam or Korea.

Which war did they use it in? I don't remember.

But that, that's proven, that's documented now, that they first used vector, uh, borne illnesses as warfare early on, and they dropped them from airplanes then.

So you don't think they would do that now? Or could they transmit the disease without a vector?

I've been wondering the same thing.

Uh, you know, there, there are so many different-

It's been

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