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Welcome to another episode of the Tick Boot Camp Podcast, where today we're thrilled to have Nikki Schultek as our special guest. Nikki, hailing from Wake Forest, North Carolina, shares her journey from being a vibrant individual to facing severe health challenges like chronic Lyme disease, and how it led her to become a pivotal figure in the fight against chronic diseases through her work with the Alzheimer's Pathobiome Initiative and Intracell Research Group. Nikki's Background and East Coast Roots Originally from the East Coast, Nikki's accent gives away her roots despite her current residence in North Carolina with her family, including two boys, a golden doodle, and her supportive husband. The Tick Encounter Nikki recounts a critical moment of finding an engorged tick, mistaken for a watermelon seed, highlighting the importance of regular tick checks in her family's life, especially given their pet's history with ticks. Educational Journey Despite an initial interest in science, Nikki pursued a degree in marketing, French, and international business at Villanova University. She reflects on how her career in the pharmaceutical industry, including roles at Pfizer and Genentech, equipped her with a unique perspective on healthcare and disease management, particularly in neurology and stroke care. Personal Health Crisis Nikki shares a harrowing account of her health deteriorating in her early 30s, leading to severe respiratory issues, joint pain, and neurological symptoms. Her quest for answers led her to a life-changing Google search connecting her symptoms to chronic bacterial infections, including Lyme disease. The Turning Point with Dr. Charles Stratton The discovery of Dr. Charles Stratton's work on chronic infections was a turning point for Nikki. She details how his guidance and a regimen of antibiotic therapy, overseen by her empathetic primary care doctor, began her road to recovery. The Path to Research and Advocacy Motivated by her experiences, Nikki delved into research, advocating for a diagnostic approach that looks beyond symptoms to the root causes of diseases like Alzheimer's. She emphasizes the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration to bridge gaps in understanding complex diseases. Alzheimer's Pathobiome Initiative Nikki discusses founding the Alzheimer's Pathobiome Initiative (AlzPI), focusing on the diverse factors contributing to Alzheimer's disease (like Lyme disease) and the potential of targeted treatments based on precise diagnostics. She co-authored a research study on this topic and wrote an Op-Ed article breaking it down: Evidence Shows Germs May Cause Alzheimer's—It's Time for Researchers and Doctors to Act on It Advocacy for Precision Medicine The conversation highlights Nikki's advocacy for precision medicine, emphasizing the need for a consensus in diagnosing and treating diseases rooted in chronic infections. She shares insights into the challenges and opportunities in this field, including the potential impact of COVID-19 on public and medical understanding of infectious diseases and their long-term effects. Call to Action Nikki encourages listeners to engage in their health advocacy and underscores the importance of collaborative research in tackling complex health issues. She calls for more research into the balance of microbes within our bodies and how it influences health and disease. Closing Thoughts Nikki's story is a powerful reminder of the resilience of the human spirit and the potential for scientific innovation to transform lives. Her work with the Alzheimer's Pathobiome Initiative stands at the forefront of a new approach to understanding and treating Alzheimer's disease, rooted in the intricate relationship between our bodies and the microbial world. Contact Information For those interested in learning more about Nikki Schultek's work or getting involved with the Alzheimer's Pathobiome Initiative, visit AlzPI.org and IntracellResearchGroup.com. Learn More Discover more enlightening and inspiring conversations on the Tick Boot Camp Podcast. Dive into our extensive archive of interviews featuring experts, survivors, and advocates in the battle against Lyme disease and other tick-borne illnesses. Each episode is designed to educate, empower, and connect our community, offering insights into prevention, treatment, and recovery. Join us on this journey to health and healing.

La flauta de pico es uno de los instrumentos más odiados por todo alumno que haya sido obligado a aprenderlo a tocarlo. Como profesor de música soy consciente de ese hecho y fuerzo a mis alumnos a interpretar melodías tradicionales suizas con este deleznable instrumento. Ello me convierte en el profesor más odiado del instituto en el que trabajo.A menudo tengo que ser escoltado por guardaespaldas para proteger mi integridad ya que suelo recibir constantes amenazas de muerte de exalumnos.Pero todo ello no va a impedir que siga transmitiendo mis conocimientos sobre este instrumento, aunque solo sea porque me obliga el plan de estudios suizo.Suban, estrujen, bajen: Schultek – mochila del colegioPara pañales se agradece cualquier contribución aquí: https://www.paypal.me/swisspainPara cualquier duda o comentario, las formas de contactar conmigo son a través de Twitter @swisspain o por email a swisspainpodcast@hotmail.comY no olvides pasarte por Instagram para ver las fotos que acompañan a este capítulo: https://www.instagram.com/swisspain/También esperamos tus comentarios en Emilcar FM: http://emilcar.fm/swisspain

La flauta de pico es uno de los instrumentos más odiados por todo alumno que haya sido obligado a aprenderlo a tocarlo. Como profesor de música soy consciente de ese hecho y fuerzo a mis alumnos a interpretar melodías tradicionales suizas con este deleznable instrumento. Ello me convierte en el profesor más odiado del instituto en el que trabajo.A menudo tengo que ser escoltado por guardaespaldas para proteger mi integridad ya que suelo recibir constantes amenazas de muerte de exalumnos.Pero todo ello no va a impedir que siga transmitiendo mis conocimientos sobre este instrumento, aunque solo sea porque me obliga el plan de estudios suizo.Suban, estrujen, bajen: Schultek – mochila del colegioPara pañales se agradece cualquier contribución aquí: https://www.paypal.me/swisspainPara cualquier duda o comentario, las formas de contactar conmigo son a través de Twitter @swisspain o por email a swisspainpodcast@hotmail.comY no olvides pasarte por Instagram para ver las fotos que acompañan a este capítulo: https://www.instagram.com/swisspain/También esperamos tus comentarios en Emilcar FM: http://emilcar.fm/swisspain

Drum clinician and master "skins-man," George Kollias drops in to share his advice on making a sustainable music career as a professional touring/session drummer and clinician. His website is full of lessons on how to develop into a monster at the kit like he is. Checkout www.GeorgeKollias.com for more information.

Music holds no bounds...from country to metal. Kreishloff Lofgren discuss all things from: guitar rigs, practice regimen, studio execution, songwriting, and touring with Lecherous Nocturne & The Marshall Tucker Band. You are bound to take something away from this episode no matter what genre you play!

Jim LaMarca (CHIMAIRA/IMPENDING LIES), stops by to discuss the importance of networking, promoting your band, what it's like touring with Slayer, Slipknot, and staying atop the metal music scene in Chimaira 15+ years... Questions for Jim LaMarca? Email me at: erik@level3studios.com we will compile for his next visit and he will answer them.

Jon Vesano stops by to discuss all things metal, what's it's like touring the world with Nile, and the upcoming release of In-Defilade's "Elude." Also discussed in this episode, Wacken 2003 Nile "Black Seeds of Vengeance" https://youtu.be/0aZugBpRV- In-Defilade Lyric Video "Apparent Adversary" 2017 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x36M8EPwa58

...Continuing where we left off.... This episode Dallas and I discuss: gear, studio prep and execution, being smart with your $ and having a long term successful musical career, playing with the upper echelon of extreme metal drummers like Roddy or Kollias, his inspiration and origin for Narcotic Wasteland, contributing solo's to the latest In-Defilade record, and his upcoming tour and latest release "Delerium-Tremens."

Good friend Dallas Toler-Wade (ex-NILE/NARCOTIC WASTELAND) stops by to discuss all things from: guitar rigs, practice regimen, studio execution, songwriting, touring, and what it takes to make it in the music business. An industry vet who has achieved a career in music most dream of. If you're a guitarist, his knowledge on the 6-string will blow your mind. Any musician will also find something amazing to take away from this episode!

A discussion on the important role a quality recording vs. an inferior one plays while representing yourself or band. What do you need? Do you know? I didn't at first.... Perhaps this episode will help you narrow your scope on your project and help you decide what it really needs. www.level3studios.com

A brief 5 minute or so glimpse into what the upcoming podcast will focus on. Ideally, our goal is to help you make not only more, but BETTER music. Our focus is to break down the barriers and show you how to take your project or band to the next step! visit us at www.level3studios.com to learn more. For comments or questions email erik@level3studios.com

50 minutes is a long time. When's the last time you were engaged for 50 solid minutes? Interestingly enough...we expect our kids to be engaged for a solid 50 minutes every day. We need to plan for student engagement just like we plan for covering the learning target. To help us in this noble quest is educator, author, podcaster, wife, and mother Gretchen Schultek Bridgers.

Gretchen Bridgers: Gretchen (Schultek) Bridgers is author of Always A Lesson. In German translation, Gretchen’s last name “Schultek” means ‘Teacher.’ It must have been fate that she is an educator today! She is a general education teacher of 8 years. She has taught grades 2, 3, and 5 at both low and high performing elementary schools […]

Jason interviews Gretchen Schultek, writer for the Always A Lesson educational blog as well as the book, "Elementary Education 101: What They Didn't Teach You In College".

Jason features answers to questions posed to Gretchen Schultek, author of the blog Always A Lesson (www.alwaysalesson.com) and the book "Elementary Education 101: What They Didn't Teach You In College", as well as the daily writing prompt.

Wed, 1 Jan 1986 12:00:00 +0100 https://epub.ub.uni-muenchen.de/8526/1/8526.pdf Scriba, Peter Christian; Schultek, T.; Mansky, T.; Gutekunst, R.; Wenzel, B. E.