We're talking about, you know, gain of function and, you know, what happened in the Wuhan lab with the COVID virus.

But there's a long told story of another illness that a lot of people say was gain of function, that it was built in a lab just off in an island, just off the coast of Lyme, Connecticut.

It was made to be, you know, handed out

by ticks. And then if you caught one, oh my God, God forbid that happens, maybe a lifetime of

issues. Well, Lyme disease for very long time, even when I was on the doctors, was said to

not exist. But now it's getting some serious limelight because a superstar is speaking out.

Take a look at this.

It has been called the silent epidemic Lyme disease back in the spotlight after Justin

Timberlake announced he has a debilitating case.

Singer Justin Timberlake says that he's been diagnosed with Lyme disease.

Justin Timberlake revealed today he has been battling Lyme disease. In an Instagram post, he wrote,

if you've experienced this disease or know someone who has, then you're aware living with this

can be relentlessly debilitating both mentally and physically. He's been feeling a massive amount of nerve pain and, quote,

crazy fatigue or sickness while he was performing.

For most, the illness is easily treated with antibiotics, but for some, about 5 to 15% of people,

symptoms can linger for months or even years.

Trouble focusing, or brain fog, chronic joint pain, even mental health symptoms, you know,

problems with anxiety or depression.

You may have inflammation of the heart muscle, heart block or electrical problems with the

heart, neurologic changes, neuropathies, even meningitis.

This is most often transmitted in the United States by the deer tick in areas like the Northeast.

We see Lyme disease in a lot of parts of the country.

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