For people diagnosed with Lyme disease that feel stuck in a dark pit of hopelessness and depression by Greg Lee Imagine you are part of a rescue team that is working to rescue miners that are trapped in a mine collapse. You are your colleagues are racing against time to rescue the survivors before their air runs out. Using sensitive …

For people with Lyme disease and persistent joint pains that don’t improve with antibiotics by Greg Lee Have you ever heard about the fancy devices that spies use to listen in on conversations? In Washington, DC, there is a Spy Museum where they have on display normal looking gadgets that were modified to carry miniature cameras and microphones. Even an …

For people and families that live or work in tick infested areas by Greg Lee When my daughter was under one year old, she loved to climb up as high as she could. In order to prevent her from getting to the top of the stairs, we installed baby gates. She would try climbing over the gate, pushing through, and …

For people with fatigue, swollen lymph glands, or liver dysfunction due to an elevated Epstein-Barr infection by Greg Lee There is an invasive species vine that can grow a foot in a single day. This plant has been able to cover entire forests. It has been called the green plague in the southeastern United States. Its name is “Kudzu.” How …

For people who cannot control their Lyme disease weight loss or gain By Greg Lee On a hot summer day, I was driving a hybrid car on the Massachusetts Turnpike when it overheated. The computer display on the dashboard turned white and the engine shut off. Fortunately, I was able to coast to the shoulder. Every time I tried restarting …

For people with Lyme disease or co-infections that feel overwhelmed by light, sound, emotions, or social interactions by Greg Lee During summers in my childhood, I was often bothered by all sorts of flying insects that would try to buzz, bite or sting me. Fortunately, we had wire screens on our windows which kept the bugs out. When I was …

For people with interstitial cystitis, digestion tract inflammation, or fatigue caused by a stealthy adenovirus infection by Greg Lee Have you ever seen a set of nested wooden dolls? As you open the biggest doll and you see a smaller one inside, and another, and another. Eventually, you finally discover the tiniest doll inside. How are nested dolls similar to …

We’ve rescheduled the Getting Rid of Lyme disease talk to Monday February 10th at 6pm. Due to the wintery weather, we’re having our talk this next Monday. Details below: Karina was diagnosed and treated with antibiotics for Lyme disease and co-infections. A year later, her symptoms were back. Instead of going back on antibiotics, which were hard on her system, …

For people with relapsing sweats, arthritis, and weakness caused by a persistent brucellosis infection by Greg Lee When I was young, I had a pet chameleon. He had an amazing ability to change colors to match his environment. He could somehow change from green to brown in a few minutes. I remember looking for him many times outside of his …

For people with recurring toxic rashes caused by mold and Babesia toxins by Greg Lee When I was a boy, I enjoyed making fires in our fireplace. One day, I had just lit a fire just before everyone in my family was heading out to the store. When we came back, the fire alarm was buzzing and the whole house …