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PODCAST: Healing from Lyme takes faith, strength, and mitochondria

AUG

2025

...d to know, one of my sources estimated that 75% of committed relationships terminated when chronic Lyme was involved. This week’s episode of my Love, Hope, Lyme podcast features Dr. Chris Winfrey, a board-certified psychiatrist at the New Image... Read More »

People with long COVID show distinct blood biomarkers

SEP

2023

...our months or more after confirmed COVID-19 infection (median time of long-term symptoms was 12 months since the acute infection). Identifying differences and similarities Each patient was asked to complete a detailed set of... Read More »

USA’s history of testing bioweapons on the public–were ticks used, too?

JUL

2019

...t 112. The project expanded bioweapons testing and pumped new funds into research. One of the more controversial tests took place in 1966 on the New York subway. Scientists filled light bulbs with Bacillus globigii bacteria and then smashed them open... Read More »

TOUCHED BY LYME: Leprosy drug shows promise for Lyme treatment

MAY

2016

...rial infection that can survive initial treatments by antibiotics. Since research indicates that Lyme and co-infections can similarly persist after treatment, he had theorized that Dapsone might be useful in this case as well. In a preliminary... Read More »

Staggering cost of Lyme disease and other tick-borne illnesses

JUL

2019

...ed by IGeneX, a leading testing lab in California. Researchers sought to determine how long it took for patients to obtain a proper diagnosis, how many doctors they had visited, and how much financial impact they had ultimately incurred. According to... Read More »