It is generally accepted within the veterinary industry that removing or killing a tick within 24-48 hours of attachment will prevent the transmission of disease. The most effective way of doing this is to grasp the head of the tick with fine-point tweezers as close to the skin as possible without twisting.
Apple cider vinegar may slow the release of sugar (from foods) into the bloodstream and avoid dangerous spikes in blood glucose. This lowers your body's need fo... more