Beyond Lyme Disease: Healing the Underlying Causes of Chronic Illness in People with Borreliosis and Co-Infections - Tapa blanda

In 2009, health care journalist Connie Strasheim published what is now known as the top informational Lyme disease book available: Insights Into Lyme Disease Treatment, which is based on interviews with 13 top Lyme-Literate physicians. Having sold over 10,000 copies, that book covered many of the cutting edge treatments for chronic Lyme disease. But what if you've already tried treating your Lyme disease? What if you've used antibiotics and herbs, tested for all of the co-infections, seen many Lyme doctors, and you still are not well? Maybe it's time to look Beyond Lyme Disease. Connie's latest book, which she has been writing full-time for the last 12 months, is written for people who have tried everything but are still sick. In this new book, Connie will introduce you to numerous underlying causes of disease in people who are chronically ill. She will help you solve your remaining health puzzles by presenting novel information on the causes of chronic illness in people with Lyme and co-infections which your practitioner may have missed. If you've tried everything and are still sick, maybe it is time to look Beyond Lyme Disease!

Connie Strasheim, author of the internationally best-selling "Insights Into Lyme Disease Treatment," is back with the market's most cutting-edge new Lyme disease book! Chronic Lyme disease is a quagmire even for the most brilliant of minds. Sometimes, even the best holistic treatment protocols, and the most competent Lyme-literate doctors fail to heal people from this devastating disease. This is because tick-borne infections aren't the only principal cause of illness in people with Lyme. Environmental toxins, mold, parasites, dental problems, emotional trauma, adrenal fatigue and other factors cause severe chronic illness in people with tick-borne infections. If doctors and patients happen to recognize that these factors are present, their importance is often underestimated and, if they are treated at all, they are usually considered to be ancillary conditions to Lyme. Yet often, they are primary causes of illness, and must be thoroughly addressed if full healing is to occur. Up until recently, the Lyme disease community has focused mostly upon treating tick-borne infections, and not obtained, or seen, complete remission from disease. By treating the major underlying causes of disease described in this book, people with Lyme can increase their chances for a faster and more complete recovery, and doctors can witness more of their patients experience freedom from disease.