In This Article:Indoor Mold: It’s Not Just a Cosmetic Problem!Is There a Connection Between Lyme and Mold Illness?The Difference and Similarities Between Mold Toxicity and Lyme DiseaseWhere to Start If You’re Dealing with Both Mold Toxicity and Lyme Disease Research shows that Americans spend a shocking 90 percent of their time indoors. (1) Due to […]
In This Article:What is Low-Dose Naltrexone, and How Does it Work?What Conditions Does Low-Dose Naltrexone Treat?Low-Dose Naltrexone Shows Promising Results for Lyme It’s uncommon to find a pharmaceutical medication that improves health at a root-cause level. Certain antibiotics and other antimicrobials (such as those used in Lyme disease treatment) are technically root-cause medications because they […]
Lyme disease is an infection transmitted by a bite from an arthropod (insect or spider) vector, such as a deer tick. Lyme disease isn’t classically associated with gastrointestinal symptoms, at least not in the early stages of infection. However, a growing number of individuals with Lyme disease report gastrointestinal symptoms, including abdominal pain, bloating, gut […]
In This Article:Is Lyme Disease Autoimmune?Autoimmune diseases associated with Lyme disease include: Can Antibiotic Treatment for Lyme Disease Initiate Autoimmunity?How to Properly Manage Lyme Disease AutoimmunityTakeaway Lyme disease is an infection transmitted by a bite from an arthropod (insect or spider) vector, such as a deer tick. However, Lyme disease is often associated with autoimmunity, including […]
I recently had the pleasure of joining @lauraschoenfeldrd for a guest podcast episode on The Fed and Fearless Podcast, where we discussed the importance of nutrition for supporting Lyme disease recovery. Since most of the content I generate on my website is written content, it was fun to have the opportunity to verbally share my thoughts on why nutrition and lifestyle are so crucial for recovering from the complex, nuanced illness that is Lyme disease. If you’re dealing with Lyme disease, you’ll definitely want to give this podcast a listen!
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Do you struggle with brain fog, joint pain, chronic fatigue, skin issues, or food sensitivities? If you do, you may have a “leaky” gut. “Leaky gut” is the colloquial term for “increased intestinal permeability,” a physiological phenomenon in which gaps develop between the cells that line the small intestine. These gaps allow substances to escape from the gut into the bloodstream, triggering an inflammatory response by the immune system that can adversely affect nearly every organ of the body. In my clinical practice, I often find leaky gut to be a significant problem in my clients with Lyme disease and mold illness. Repairing leaky gut is essential for restoring whole-body health, including promoting Lyme disease and mold illness recovery. Read on to learn about seven foods and nutrients you should include in your diet to support leaky gut repair.
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