By staff on Thursday, October, 11th, 2018 in Lyme Disease, Ozone Therapy No Comments
“The world is facing a crisis of antibiotic resistance,” writes Dr. Robert Rowen in a paper just published in the journal Medical Gas Research. Thousands of patients die yearly in the USA from infections that have failed to respond to anti-infectives. Alarms have been ringing about bacterial infection fatality resurgence, the end of the antibiotic […]
By staff on Monday, March, 21st, 2016 in Lyme Disease No Comments
As if one Lyme-causing bacterium wasn’t tricky enough – what with its multiple forms stimulating an array of symptoms that easily mimic other conditions – it seems there’s another microbe capable of triggering the same disease. Meet Borrelia mayonii, named after the Mayo Clinic, where researchers first became aware of the species. The finding was […]
By staff on Tuesday, January, 27th, 2015 in Lyme Disease No Comments
Once upon a time, Lyme disease was considered an east coast thing – and something you could only get from hiking in the woods (as if ticks – the bugs whose bite causes Lyme – never ventured elsewhere). Once upon a time, it was thought that a bulls-eye rash was the most consistent, obvious symptom […]
By staff on Tuesday, June, 17th, 2014 in Lyme Disease No Comments
What does healing from Lyme disease look like? Here’s how it looked for entertainer Debbie Gibson this past spring in Chile: All of us here in the office were honored to be a part of her process and elated to see her amazing recovery from the struggle she describes with candor and detail on her […]
