The Intersection of Lyme and Coronavirus: Natural Methods to Treat COVID-19 in those with Chronic Lyme

During this next phase of the Corona virus saga, the many people dealing with chronic Lyme may feel like walking targets. It is being made very clear on news reports across the country that the population base most vulnerable to COVID-19 are the elderly and those ...

Lyme Disease: Pitfalls of a Broken System

When it comes to Lyme disease, there are many pitfalls. Often, we are blinded by trust or our desire to feel better, so we don’t see things as they are until we look back. Sometimes we have no idea that the medical providers we trust don’t know what we’re experiencing ...

The Silent Pandemic of Lyme Disease: Understanding Risks, Infections and Treatment

Think of Lyme disease as a silent pandemic. The CDC reports there are 300,000 new cases every year in the US, while other estimates put the number much higher. More than 80 countries have reported cases of Lyme disease. Testing is unreliable, there is no ...

When Life Gives You Lyme, Squeeze It Out of Your Life

holistic treatment approach is needed to fight Lyme disease, which is a complex multi-symptom disease. A right diet, state of mind, quality of sleep, yoga, meditation and Ayurveda can all help cure this disease.Lyme disease is caused by a bacterium named Borrelia that ...

Missing Links? Connect the Dots Between Lyme and Mental Health

Is it possible that a tiny little tick could assault the brain and body and cause lingering mental health issues in its wake? Yes. But even with decades of research that demonstrates a causal link between infectious disease and psychiatric issues, our healthcare system still isn’t ...

Controversy Surrounds Lyme Disease Diagnosis and Treatment: Here Is What the Public Needs to Know

Lyme disease is known for leading confused patients to seek second, third and more opinions. Patients consult providers with a myriad of symptoms that span multiple systems, commonly complicated further by “brain fog.” Yet, even in the most endemic of states, it ...

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