26/05/2026
You have a small window after a tick bite.
Most people don’t know it exists. They remove the tick, put a bandaid over it, and move on. And I understand why, because that’s what we’ve all been told to do.
But if you’ve spent any time in the tick-borne illness space, you know that what happens in the days immediately after exposure matters.
That’s why I created the Tick Bite First Response Kit.
Six traditionally used botanicals, Japanese Knotweed, Andrographis, Teasel, Houttuynia, Qing Hao, and Cat’s Claw. Selected for their long history of use in herbal practice and blended specifically for post-exposure support.
This isn’t something I threw together. It’s the result of years of clinical practice working with patients who came to me long after that window had already closed. Women who spent years being told their symptoms were anxiety. Stress. Getting older. Who were handed antidepressants when what they needed was someone to actually look.
I built this kit because I wanted something to hand people the moment they called me after a bite. Something evidence-informed, traditionally grounded, and ready to go before you even need it.
Because the worst time to be looking for support is when you’re already in it.
If you live near bush, walk dogs, have kids who play outside, hike, camp, or spend any time in nature in Australia, this is the thing I’d want sitting on your shelf before you ever need to reach for it.
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Always consult a Lyme literate healthcare practitioner after a bite. The first months are critical to reduce the risk of a chronic tick borne disease developing.
