EP 154 WTH?!? The Doctor's Chat: Lyme Disease Under the Microscope with Kris Newby

Description: In this eye-opening episode of the WTH?!? The Doctor's Chat Podcast, Dr. Greg Eckel sits down with Kris Newby, an award-winning science writer and the force behind the critically acclaimed Lyme disease documentary, "Under Our Skin." They delve into the secret history of Lyme disease, its alarming spread, and the chilling connection to Cold War-era biological weapons. 🎙️ Episode Highlights: ➡️ Kris Newby's personal battle with Lyme disease and her journey to becoming a voice for the silent sufferers. ➡️ The startling revelations from her book "Bitten" and the Oscar-semifinalist documentary "Under Our Skin." ➡️ The controversial and often overlooked link between tick-borne diseases and government experiments. ➡️ Practical advice for those struggling with diagnosis and treatment in a healthcare system that's often unprepared for Lyme's complexity. 🔍 What You'll Learn: ➡️ The insidious nature of Lyme disease and why it's notoriously difficult to diagnose. ➡️ The staggering statistics on Lyme disease prevalence and its nationwide impact. ➡️ The economic and political forces that shape the medical community's approach to tick-borne diseases. ➡️ Actionable steps you can take if you suspect you have Lyme or another tick-borne illness. 📚 Resources & Links: ➡️ Watch "Under Our Skin" for a comprehensive understanding of Lyme disease: Under Our Skin Documentary: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2JgR_Jfbhv8 ➡️ Dive deeper into Kris Newby's research with her book "Bitten": https://www.harpercollins.com/products/bitten-kris-newby?variant=40985783468066 ➡️ Learn more about Kris Newby's work: www.KrisNewby.com 👉 Actionable Step: Educate yourself and your support network. Start with "Under Our Skin" and explore free courses here: Invisible International Education 📢 Connect with Kris Newby: ➡️ LinkedIn: Kris Newby ➡️ Facebook: @BittenHistory ➡️ Instagram: @bittenthebook ➡️ Twitter: @krisnewby 🔔 Subscribe to WTH Podcast: Don't miss an episode! Subscribe for more conversations that explore the intersection of health, technology, and longevity.

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