Hi everyone,
I am posting a copy of an email I received so that you can take advantage of this great book. It is a must read for all of us who suffer from Lyme disease. Links are not live, to purchase go to www.lymebooks.com.
Be well,
Richard
US Track & Field Athlete
Reveals Successful Lyme Battle
 THE TICK SLAYER Battling Lyme Disease and Winning
By Perry Louis Fields
US Track & Field Athlete
Perry Louis Fields is not only a Lyme disease survivor, she is also a US
Track & Field top athlete and Olympic hopeful. In this
riveting new book
, she tells you all about how she beat Lyme disease!
But that's not all. Perry's writing style and vast experience within the Lyme disease medical world makes this book a must-read. The tenacity that makes her a successful athlete is what she credits her recovery to, and that tenacity shines through in her new book. Not only will you read about her personal experience with Lyme disease, you'll also hear all about the treatments she used to get better, including her treatment failures, and you'll find useful, specific references on exactly how to find and purchase her favorite  treatments. Some of the treatments and topics she covers in her book include:
Perry Louis Fields
was bitten by an infected tick in the mountains of North Carolina in
2003. Although she has been a long-time track and field athlete,
competing at the highest levels in high school, collegiate and
post-collegiate events, the disease completely took her out.
In 2005, she was forced to stop competing and training and seek medical
help soon after the 2005 USA Track and Field championships, where she
fell very ill during her competition. Within a few months, her health
continued to decline. After a short course of conventional antibiotic
treatment, not seeing improvement and worried that her health would
continue to decline, she began researching and treating herself with
alternative therapies. The process of successfully experimenting on
herself, trusting her own instincts and forging forward, was the
catalyst for her book, The Tick Slayer.
Because of her success in recovering from Lyme disease, as well as
Chronic Fatigue and Epstein Bar Virus (health problems that began in
college), and the co-infections which resulted from tick bite(s), Perry
has gained wisdom and experience which guides the writing in her new
book. The Tick Slayer is a book for anyone who finds themself devastated by chronic illness and the associated health care challenges.
By 2009, Perry was training again and by 2010 she raced her first indoor
track season since 2001, where she made her debut at the USA Track and
Field Indoor Nationals. She continues to train in Colorado Springs and
is preparing for the 2012 Olympic Trials in the sprints. We have more extensive information about this book available on our website.
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