When it comes to Lyme disease, there’s no one-size-fits-all solution. Effective treatment must be personalized, considering the duration of the infection, the severity of symptoms, and an individual’s overall health. This tailored approach ensures the best chance for healing while addressing the unique needs of each patient. Antibiotics play a central role in Lyme disease treatment, but their effectiveness depends

If you’ve been battling Lyme disease—or watching your child struggle with it—you’ve probably come across countless treatments, each promising relief. One treatment that’s gaining attention in the Lyme community is dapsone, a medication originally used for leprosy and certain skin conditions. So, why are doctors turning to this unlikely option for Lyme? What is Lyme? Lyme disease, caused by the

Mold isn’t just a household nuisance—it can directly impact your child’s health, worsening symptoms and triggering unexpected health issues, especially in conditions like PANS/PANDAS or respiratory sensitivities. If your child’s symptoms are flaring up despite all your hard work, it’s time to play detective and check for mold. Those sneaky mold spores floating around can impact a sensitive immune system,

A year after the global Covid-19 pandemic, the lingering effects of the virus are still felt by many around the world. From sensitive throats to weakened immune systems, children and adults continue to look for solutions that could effectively address these post-CoVid-19 symptoms. Some people who experienced a CoViD infection have reported experiencing physical, neurological, and psychological symptoms long after