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Eliminate Facial Tics With The Help Of Hypnosis CD's
Facial tics are repetitive, brief, irregular spasms of the facial muscles. They are very different, but the most usually seen are eye blinking, facial grimacing, nose wrinkling, mouth twitches, squinting along with grunting and throat clearing. These tics are often symptomatic of nervous disorders like Tourette syndrome. They commonly occur during childhood and can disappear within some weeks, even though some may last indefinitely.

Lyme Disease Researchers Launch Part Two of Audio Interview Series with Lyme Experts
Lyme Disease researchers launch part two of a series of audio interviews with Lyme experts. Physicians, researchers and health care practitioners will discuss symptoms, diagnoses and treatment. The online interview series provides medical experts a platform for reaching patients and others affected by Lyme disease.

Lyme Disease
Of the most common tick-borne diseases in the North Hemisphere, Lyme disease is the most prevalent although incidences of it have been reported in Europe and as far away as Russia and China Lyme disease is essentially caused by no less than three bacterial species belonging to the Borrelia genus of bacteria and is found in blacklegged ticks, which resemble black dog ticks

Scientist Discusses Research Investigating Additional Pathogens Causing Lyme Disease Symptoms on 'Interviews with Experts' Series
Lyme disease researcher Eva Sapi, PhD, discusses current projects at the University of New Haven on the audio series, 'Interviews with Experts'. Studies analyze additional pathogens besides Borrelia suspected of contributing to Lyme disease symptoms. Research also focuses on finding reasons why antibiotics do not always kill Lyme bacteria. Sapi expresses concern over the rapid increase in number of ticks infected with Lyme bacteria. The interview is part of an ongoing series offering Lyme specialists a program for discussing Lyme disease symptoms, diagnosis and treatment.

Time for Lyme and Lyme Disease Association Fund Clinical Study of Neurological Disorder in Chronic Lyme
Supporting Neuromuscular Center Research.