Best Treatment of Lyme Disease

Lyme disease, is a disease caused by the Borrelia bacteria. People can get infected with Lyme disease if they are bitten by a tick. The bacteria are carried by the tick and its bite as it attaches can introduce the bacteria to its host. Not all ticks carry this bacteria that causes Lyme disease. So a tick bite does not guarantee infection.

Symptoms will appear in about one week after infection. Common symptoms of infection are a red rash around the area of the tick bite. The rash is not going to be itchy or painful like most rashes. Please note that just because you never got a rash does not mean you can rule out a Lyme infection, not everybody infected develops the rash.

Other symptoms may include fever, headaches and tiredness, migraines, vision problems, joint pain. Lyme disease is often not diagnosed correctly as syptoms often take years are decades to fully manifest thereselves.

If left untreated symptoms may include loss of the ability to move one or both sides of the face, joint pains, severe headaches, stiff neck, heart palpitations. Even shooting pain and nerve issues can occur after prolonged infection. The disease is not going to go away on its own.

Modern treatments for Lyme disease is the use of antibiotics. But antibiotics for many people is not a silver bullet. The CDC says:
"Additional research is needed to better understand how to treat, manage, and support people with persistent symptoms associated with Lyme disease. In light of these research gaps, recommendations for treatment of persistent symptoms in people previously treated for Lyme disease are not provided here."

So as you can see the CDC admits they do not have all the answers to curing Lyme disease. Despite "appropriate" treatment about 10% to 20% of people infected will develop joint pains, memory problems and tiredness for at least six months.

I am not a fan of the CDC or the WHO as you may know. But don't misunderstand what you read here. I am NOT advocating for the avoidance of the standard treatments for Lyme disease. I am NOT saying these treatments are bad or should be avoided. Antibiotics ARE of great benefit and should absolutely be taken as prescribed by a competent doctor.

However, as the CDC has admitted antibiotics are not a magic bullet. Additional steps can and should be taken by many if a final resolution is to be reached. This article may be your first visit to this site, so, for the record let me explain. The actions outlined below are for situations where the modern world has been beset by either a natural or manmade disaster where modern life is no longer possible, either forever or temporarily,



If you are a perfectly healthy individual then, you can rid yourself of Lyme disease. However, most people today are not completely healthy. So what aspects of modern man need to be corrected to allow your own body to fight back. So why have some people NOT kicked Lyme disease infections? There are a few issues that sometimes prevent this. A weakened immune system, over toxicity of the liver or a blood issue. Each of which can be corrected and should be corrected whether you have Lyme disease or not.

Steps to take. A cure isn't always something you take or something you do. Sometimes it is something you need to avoid. And with Lyme disease that isn't being beat it usually requires both. Things to do and things to stop doing.

First, let's list the things to not do. Sugar. Sugar is bad for you. So to strengthen your body let's start by simply stopping damaging it in the first place and sugar is the best place to start. Reducing the amount of sugar will probably occur in a SHTF situation whether you like it or not, unless you have done some serious prepping.

Gluten from processed wheat products should also be reduced to low levels and avoided entirely if possible while trying to deal with Lyme disease. Those are the big two. Other improvements would be to avoid chemicals like pesticides and herbicides. So specifically especially avoid non-organic milk and dairy products. Also, avoid red meats when trying to kill off Lyme. Not because red meat is soooo bad for you like many people want you to believe, but instead because the Lyme like it too. So try not to strengthen the Lyme will make it easier to overcome.

Now a list of things to eat. Lots of greens like broccoli, spinach, asparagus or brussel sprouts to name just a few. Onions, garlic, turmeric are also important foods to incorporate if you have them available.

Herbs to take if you can get them are, chrysanthemum, japanese knotweed, astragalus, Don Quia and medicinal mushrooms like lions mane, rishi.

All of this is designed not to directly attack the Lyme, but instead to strengthen you, make YOU more powerful, so that your body can defeat the infection. And if this sounds like mumbo jumbo think about it. It makes sense. Many people are curing Lyme disease so why not others? It is because some people have stronger immune systems because they are healthier.

So just keep in mind that unlike taking a drug tailor made for a specific bacteria that works in a matter of days. We are talking about bringing your body around to a more healthy stronger state. And that will not happen over night. But it will happen if you stick with it. You can defeat Lyme disease.