The information shared here reflects some of the most common therapies, modalities, and approaches discussed within the Lyme community. The content is intended to educate and does not necessarily represent the therapies, products, or approaches I use or recommend.
My hope is that these resources help you get curious, ask questions, explore your options, and become more confident in being your own advocate.
Looking for specific recommendations? To make things easier, I've gathered links to some of the tools and resources mentioned on this page in My Toolbox
Supportive Oligonucleotide Therapy is designed to target specific pathogens. A blood sample is collected and sent to a specialized laboratory, where customized DNA-based molecules are created before the therapy is returned for infusion. This therapy is also available for Alpha-gal syndrome (AGS).
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BVT uses carefully controlled bee stings as part of a treatment approach. Bee venom contains naturally occurring compounds that are believed to have antimicrobial and immune-supporting properties.
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This therapy raises the body's core temperature up to about 107°F under carefully monitored medical supervision. The goal is to create an environment that makes it more difficult for pathogens to survive.
Rife therapy uses specific frequencies intended to target pathogens. Treatment can be done with a practitioner, while some people choose to purchase a machine for home use.
There are several types available, each using a slightly different approach.
• MAH (Major Autohemotherapy: Blood continuously moves through an IV, passes through UV light, is mixed with ozone, and is returned to the body.
• 7-Pass / 10-Pass: Similar to MAH, but without the UV light. Blood is repeatedly ozonated and returned through the IV multiple times during the same session, often 7 or 10 times.
Blood continuously circulates through an IV and a specialized filtration system where it is filtered, exposed to ozone, and returned to the body.
Soliman Auricular Allergy Treatment is a specialized form of acupuncture for Alpha-gal syndrome. A tiny needle is placed in the ear and left in place for several weeks.
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Developed by herbalist Stephen Buhner, this approach uses specific herbs to address Lyme and coinfections while also supporting inflammation, immune function, and the tissues affected by the infection. Japanese knotweed, cat's claw, and andrographis are among the herbs most commonly associated with his protocol.
Learn more in Stephen Harrod Buhner's book, Healing Lyme.
This program from NutraMedix is a six month, step-by-step program developed by Dr. William Lee Cowden.
This program offers:
Microbial support • Biofilm support • Detox support • Inflammatory response support • Energy and cellular support
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Restore 180 is a six month, three-phase program developed by Dr. Bill Rawls that combines herbal support with a guided approach to cellular wellness.
What this program offers:
Herbal and nutritional support • One-on-one health coaching • Group coaching • Step-by-step education • Private community support • Gut, detox, nervous system, and cellular support.
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Antibiotics are designed to target fast-growing bacteria, while Lyme is a slow-growing bacteria. If antibiotics are chosen for a recent tick bite or early Lyme infection, a minimum of 6-8 weeks is mandatory, not just a day or 2 weeks. Antibiotics may also be used long-term, alone or alongside herbal therapies.
A mineral-based antimicrobial that helps address bacteria, viruses, biofilms, mold and other pathogens. When using colloidal silver, choose a high-quality product made by a reputable manufacturer. You can also learn how to make your own. The rare blue-gray skin discoloration (argyria) has been associated with improperly prepared silver products.
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NIKKI uses built-in frequency programs designed to target different pathogens. The watch also includes a variety of additional wellness and support programs.
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An herbal antimicrobial used to target Lyme-related pathogens, support the breakdown of biofilms, support immune function, and help reduce microbial load.
Fun Fact: Drinking cistus tea regularly makes you less attractive to ticks
A specialized form of cat's claw commonly used to help target Borrelia, support immune function, reduce inflammation, and help lower microbial load.
An antiparasitic medication commonly used to target a variety of parasites, including Babesia. It can also be incorporated into treatment protocols for certain tick-borne illnesses. It is available by prescription, although some people use formulations intended for animals.
Multi-purpose herbal antimicrobial that supports microbial balance, healthy inflammation, brain and nervous system health, and liver function.
Originally developed to treat alcohol use disorder. Some research suggests it may have activity against Borrelia. Because of the potential for significant side effects and interactions, it should be used under the supervision of your healthcare practitioner.
Commonly used to support mitochondrial function, cognitive health, energy production, and neurological function. It also has potential activity against Borrelia. It may interact with certain medications.
A coconut-derived antimicrobial commonly used to help address bacteria, viruses, candida, and other pathogens while also supporting immune health.
Instead of purchasing multiple herbs individually, this formula combines several herbs commonly used to help target tick-borne infections while also supporting the body's natural immune response.
An enzyme commonly used to help break down biofilms, reduce inflammation, help clear damaged proteins, support sinus and respiratory health by thinning mucus, and support immune function.
Derived from Sweet Wormwood, artemisinin has strong anti-parasitic and antimicrobial properties. It may help target Babesia and malaria-like organisms, support the brain and nervous system as it crosses the blood-brain barrier, and help reduce inflammation and cytokine load.
An herbal antiparasitic and antimicrobial that may help target Babesia, reduce microbial load, support the immune system, help reduce inflammation, and may help support gut health.
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