Lyme rage, irritability, personality changes, emotional instability, seizures, tremors, hypothermia, migraines, headaches, not to mention cognitive dysfunction in the form of brain fog, brain fatigue, memory loss, dyslexia, systemic dystonia, and attention deficit, and many more symptoms are maladies often experienced by people with neurological Lyme disease.
Since my initial epiphany that led to the development of Induced Native Phage Therapy (INPT), in November of last year, we have seen amazing improvements [...]
If the future is as bright as we believe it will be, regarding the use of naturally-occurring bacteriophages to kill Borrelia, and the co-infections common [...]
Whether one is dealing with treatment-resistant tick-borne illness, such as Lyme disease and its co-infections, Staph infections, or any other type of bacterial or mold [...]
The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) states that in the U.S. alone, every 11 seconds a person gets an antibiotic-resistant infection, and every 15 minutes [...]
More shocking than finding an embedded tick, and even bullseye rash of Lyme disease, is often the realization that the infection uncovered previously unrecognized weaknesses [...]
Lyme Disease: How Do You Know Your Medicine is Working? While it is agreed by all that Lyme Disease is caused by a spiral-shaped bacteria [...]
Lyme disease was virtually unknown outside of the New England states when the first case entered my office in the mid-1990's. I knew what the [...]
Dr. David Jernigan, founder of the Biologix Center for Optimum Health in Wichita, Kansas, discusses the body's ability to beat any disease, including Lyme disease.
Post-Lyme Syndrome is a clinical condition where symptoms remain beyond the point where the bacteria can be detected. The damage to the body that was caused by the infections persists even though your doctor feels the medicines have killed all the bacteria.
