Lyme Disease Tip Summary:

Dr. Chris Turnpaugh emphasizes a crucial truth often overlooked in Lyme recovery: true healing comes from treating the whole person, not just attacking the infection.

1. Go Beyond Pathogen Eradication

   • Killing Borrelia or co-infections is just one piece of the puzzle.

   • A comprehensive approach must address the broader impacts Lyme has on the body.

2. Support the Body’s Detox Pathways

   • Chronic Lyme leads to toxic buildup, especially during die-off reactions.

   • Strengthening detox systems (liver, lymph, gut) helps reduce symptom flare-ups and supports sustainable healing.

3. Prioritize Neurological and Emotional Health

   • Lyme often affects the nervous system, causing brain fog, mood swings, anxiety, and more.

   • Mental and emotional support are just as important as physical treatments.

4. Reduce Pain and Immune Dysregulation

   • Chronic inflammation can lead to persistent pain and immune system imbalances.

   • Addressing these can improve quality of life and accelerate progress.

“It’s not just about killing the bug—it’s about supporting detox, neurology, mental health, pain, emotions, and immune shifts.” – Dr. Chris Turnpaugh

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Video Transcript:
“Hi, Dr Chris Turnpaugh here to talk about some Lyme hacks. Not just killing the bug, but also supporting detox pathways, neurologic support, mental health support, pain support, emotional support and immune shifts in the body that patients have suffered from Lyme. It’s a great way to hack through these chronic Lyme sufferers, or tic-borne disease suffers. Addressing the whole body, not just the bug.” – Dr. Chris Turnpaugh