Reviewed by Andrew Petersen, DO of Forum Health Utah
Lyme disease, caused by the bacterium Borrelia burgdorferi, is a complex illness that can have profound effects on the body, mind and quality of life – Forum Health offers hope for recovery.
Whether you are newly diagnosed, seeking alternative treatments, think your symptoms might be the result of a Lyme infection – past or present – or supporting a loved one with Lyme disease, we have resources to support you on your journey to better health.
At Forum Health, we understand the challenges of Lyme disease and the importance of a comprehensive, whole-body approach to treatment. That’s why we’ve created a downloadable guide that offers a functional and integrative medicine perspective on Lyme disease.
In this Lyme Disease guide, our functional and integrative medicine providers delve into the following key areas:
- Understanding Lyme Disease: Learn about the causes, symptoms, and stages of Lyme disease, enabling early detection and treatment.
- Mystery and Controversy: Discover why Lyme disease is often shrouded in mystery and why it’s entangled in controversy when it comes to diagnosis and treatment.
- Grounding Breaking Treatment: Gain insights into the various treatment approaches available for Lyme disease, including SOT therapy.
- Lyme Disease Care: Explore the pillars of a healthy immune system, supporting a healthy gut microbiome, and how to optimize Lyme disease treatment outcomes.
Our goal is to empower you with knowledge to take control of your health.
Take the first step towards understanding and treating Lyme disease from a functional and integrative perspective by downloading the guide.
Gain valuable insights and helpful information from our functional medicine Lyme disease expert providers to empower you in your battle against this prevalent yet often misunderstood illness. Together, we can unlock the mystery of Lyme disease and help you regain control of your health.
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