About 70% of construction litigation is due to water damage events and the EPA states at least 50% of homes have some level of mold. It’s no wonder that chronic illness and impaired immunity is on the rise. Your home should heal you, not make things worse.
What is HBOT and how can it help your Lyme-brain-on-fire? Dr. Mohammed Elamir, MD, FACP of Aviv Clinics and expert in Lyme disease prevention and treatment, breaks down how Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy can help repair the brain on the Lyme Time Podcast.
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What if you had a personal assistant that kept track of every symptom, every reaction, every sleepless night and all your labs and medical reports in a PDF? The LymeLess App is here for you! “Ella” is your new AI best friend and she’s even able to learn your patterns in real time. Co-creators, Lyme warriors, and siblings Payton and Carter Bradsky join me for an enlightening episode of the Lyme Time Podcast to hear all about this new use of AI—for chronic illness.
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I never knew there was a mystical side of Judaism that aligns so much with my healing philosophy. This episode of the Lyme Time Podcast features Rabbi Melinda Bernstein who walks me through the meaning of Kabbalah acting as the “soul” of the Jewish religion and provides symbolic, spiritual interpretations of the Torah to understand the divine attributes and human existence. She’s been there, she’s tested positive for Lyme.
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This new episode of the Lyme Time Podcast helps us “beginners” truly understand herbs and how they are designed by nature to bring your damaged cells back to health. Dr. Myriah Hinchey is my special guest who is a naturopathic physician and leading authority on Lyme disease and other complex chronic infection-driven inflammatory conditions.
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There is a lot of good science behind stabilizing the cells and healing chronic illness. Certainly, with our community, I’m always looking to find the latest in treatments. This new episode of the Lyme Time Podcast welcomes Dr. Malanie Stein and her advancements using Cell Membrane Stabilization Therapy, and it’s fascinating!
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Very few doctors choose to fully understand the effects of Lyme disease on our young population. What happens when a child suddenly isn’t acting like themselves with no real explanation? This episode of Lyme Time welcomes Dr. Somer DelSignore of Hudson Valley Integrative Health located in New York (though she also practices virtually) in order to gain insight into chronic conditions and our youth.
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Do you have challenges with small or large movement post Lyme disease or chronic illness diagnosis? It’s your lucky day as we are having a deep-dive discussion on the Lyme Time Podcast discussing life during and after being bedridden. Guest Rachael Heath-Porsz, the founder of Rebound Athletic, chats with me about her movement coaching company designed to rebuild strength, confidence, and athletic identity during and after chronic illness.
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If you think you know the power of mindful movement and Lyme, I thought I did, too! Danielle Pashko Zeldes, Functional Nutritionist and Certified Health coach, author, and founder of SoulHakker.com, joins me in this new episode of The Lyme Time Podcast to chat about this next-level way of healing the body after chronic illness.
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Dr. Shivani Gupta, Ph.D. is one of our most popular guests on the Lyme Time Podcast, and in this new episode, we break down her new book, The Inflammation Code out this month by Hay House Publishing. Dr. Gupta has always been a leader in the anti-inflammation world (yes, she got a Ph.D. in Turmeric) and her new book is already making headlines in the chronic illness community.
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On the newest episode of the Lyme Time Podcast we’re joined by author Jennifer Crystal, who reveals her experience with Lyme disease and how it changed her life as we discuss her memoir, One Tick Stopped the Clock. An avid outdoor enthusiast and skier, she found her life taking a dramatic turn after contracting Lyme disease as a young woman. As she gained footing after making strides in recovery, she took various essays and anecdotes and compiled them into a book to help others.
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