Time To Take A New Look At Lyme Disease


Lyme disease is hard to diagnose as it does not show any signs and symptoms. Bull’s eye rash is one of the most common symptoms appears after the victim is infected with the Lyme tick. Lyme disease is also known as a Great Imitator as it shows some misleading symptoms of various diseases which can range from chronic pain to musculoskeletal disorders to psychological issues. This is one of the main reason why Lyme disease is often misdiagnosed.

How Should You Treat Lyme Disease?

There is no specific treatment that is to guarantee to work for every patient who are suffering from Lyme disease, however, there are some alternative treatment that can help patients overcome symptoms of Lyme disease.

The good news is that we’re discovering some innovative ways can work very effectively against Lyme disease. This innovative way has shown to remove ‘obstacles to cure’ some major symptoms such as toxins, inflammation, and infections that can go a long way toward restoring the health of patients with Lyme disease.

Innovative Treatment For Lyme Disease

The main challenge in Lyme disease is its uncertain diagnosis and ineffective treatments. Below treatment has helped optimize the immune system, repair and reverse cell damage, and help the body to heal itself.

Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy

Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy is Anti-Infectious and is quite effective in killing Borrelia Burgdorferi (Harmful bacteria & Viruses). Research shows that patients suffering from chronic Lyme disease experienced improvements in their symptoms while undergoing HBOT.

Lyme disease causes bacteria Borrelia is microaerophilic anaerobes, implying that they do not survive in the high percentage level of oxygen. Under Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy, the concentration of oxygen is sufficient to kill Borrelia, particularly in the mix with the help of antibiotics and herbal therapies.





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