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If you’re parenting a child who’s recovering from Lyme disease, it can feel like a long road of trial and error. The fatigue, brain fog, inflammation, and mood swings don’t always disappear with antibiotics alone. That’s because chronic Lyme affects the brain, immune system, and nervous system—and that means a brain-based, body-wide recovery plan matters. Herbs can be powerful allies.
Estimated reading time: 9 minutes If moods, focus, or behavior changed after outdoor time or a “mystery flu,” you’re not alone. This guide explains how infection can affect the brain—and what helps right now. Parents hear about rashes and joint pain. Fewer hear that Lyme Disease and mental health symptoms often travel together. Anxiety, irritability, brain fog, sleep disruption, OCD-like
With a significant increase in reported cases of Lyme disease over the years, it is now recognized as one of the fastest-growing infectious diseases in the country. In 2024, Lyme disease continued to show a high prevalence across the United States, particularly in northeastern and midwestern regions. According to recent estimates, approximately 476,000 people may be diagnosed and treated for
Is it possible that a tiny little tick could assault the brain and body and cause lingering mental health issues in its wake? Yes. But even with decades of research that demonstrates a causal link between infectious disease and psychiatric issues, our healthcare system still isn’t appropriately identifying and treating those afflicted with Lyme disease. The real question is: why
According to ILADS President, Dr. Tom Moorcroft and the CDC an estimated 300,000 people are infected with Tick-Borne Disease annually. Learn how lyme & tick-borne disease affect the brain & behavior. Then review different non-invasive treatment options there are for Lyme.
Estimated reading time: 7 minutes Does your child have difficulty focusing in school, have unexpected shifts in mood, or experiencing increased anxiety? While these symptoms might not immediately seem connected to physical health, they could be linked to an underlying cause: a tick-borne disease like Lyme disease. Lyme disease is known primarily for physical symptoms such as fever, fatigue, and
If you’re parenting a child who’s recovering from Lyme disease, it can feel like a long road of trial and error. The fatigue, brain fog, inflammation, and mood swings don’t always disappear with antibiotics alone. That’s because chronic Lyme affects the brain, immune system, and nervous system—and that means a brain-based, body-wide recovery plan matters. Herbs can be powerful allies.
Estimated reading time: 9 minutes If moods, focus, or behavior changed after outdoor time or a “mystery flu,” you’re not alone. This guide explains how infection can affect the brain—and what helps right now. Parents hear about rashes and joint pain. Fewer hear that Lyme Disease and mental health symptoms often travel together. Anxiety, irritability, brain fog, sleep disruption, OCD-like
With a significant increase in reported cases of Lyme disease over the years, it is now recognized as one of the fastest-growing infectious diseases in the country. In 2024, Lyme disease continued to show a high prevalence across the United States, particularly in northeastern and midwestern regions. According to recent estimates, approximately 476,000 people may be diagnosed and treated for
Is it possible that a tiny little tick could assault the brain and body and cause lingering mental health issues in its wake? Yes. But even with decades of research that demonstrates a causal link between infectious disease and psychiatric issues, our healthcare system still isn’t appropriately identifying and treating those afflicted with Lyme disease. The real question is: why
According to ILADS President, Dr. Tom Moorcroft and the CDC an estimated 300,000 people are infected with Tick-Borne Disease annually. Learn how lyme & tick-borne disease affect the brain & behavior. Then review different non-invasive treatment options there are for Lyme.
Estimated reading time: 7 minutes Does your child have difficulty focusing in school, have unexpected shifts in mood, or experiencing increased anxiety? While these symptoms might not immediately seem connected to physical health, they could be linked to an underlying cause: a tick-borne disease like Lyme disease. Lyme disease is known primarily for physical symptoms such as fever, fatigue, and
The effectiveness of diagnosis and treatment vary by patient and condition. Dr. Roseann Capanna-Hodge, LLC does not guarantee certain results.