Lyme Disease Tip Summary:
Dr. Cathleen King, CEO of Primal Trust and a former Lyme disease sufferer, shares her approach to overcoming a decade of chronic Lyme disease through biohacking techniques on the Tick Boot Camp Lyme Hackathon:
- Biohacking the Autonomic and Limbic Systems: Cathleen focused on methods that target the autonomic nervous system and the limbic system. These include breathwork practices, brain retraining, vagus nerve toning, somatics, trauma healing, and attachment repair.
- Importance of Self-Regulation: She emphasizes the significance of learning to self-regulate one’s own biology. This ability is crucial in shifting the body out of the ‘cell danger response’, a state where cells are perpetually in a danger response due to chronic infections like Lyme disease.
- Impact on Immune System and Healing: By mastering these techniques, Cathleen was able to regulate her immune system effectively, aiding her body in the self-healing process from Lyme disease.
- Personal Empowerment in Healing: Cathleen’s journey highlights the power of personal empowerment in healing. After years of seeking help from various doctors, it was the self-regulation and biohacking techniques that ultimately led to her recovery.
Cathleen King’s experience showcases the potential of biohacking practices in managing and overcoming Lyme disease. She recommends exploring these techniques as a means to regain health and freedom from chronic illnesses. Her story is a testament to the ability of the body to heal itself when given the right tools and conditions.
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Video Transcript:
“Hi there, my name is Cathleen King and I am the CEO of Primal Trust. I too was once very sick with Lyme disease and I’ll share with you what I did to help me self heal from over a decade of debilitating chronic Lyme disease. It has to do with biohacking our autonomic nervous system and our limbic system through doing things such as breathwork practices, brain retraining, vagus, nerve toning, somatics, and even some trauma healing and attachment repair. I wish I would have done these things years prior, I spent many years going from doctor to doctor. And it wasn’t until I learned how to self-regulate my own biology to be able to shift myself out of what’s known as cell danger response, which is how our cells are stuck in a danger response when we have chronic infections. We can self-regulate our immune system, we can help our bodies self heal from Lyme disease. And so I would recommend to look into those practices because that’s what helped me regain my freedom.” – Doctor Cathleen King
