Lyme Ninja Radio - Lyme Disease & Related Health Topics

In this episode you will learn:

• How secondary porpheria can impact your lyme journey

• What carbon Monoxide poisoning has to do with your lyme symptoms

• Why mast cells don't deserve the bad rap they get

Dr. Nathan Neil is a family physician who graduated from University of Chicago’s Pritzker School of Medicine. From the beginning he has been drawn to helping people with complex medical problems. He now primarily works with people with chronic illnesses like Fibromyalgia, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Chronic Lyme disease. And has written several books on how to help people with complex chronic illnesses.

In this episode you will learn:

• How secondary porpheria can impact your lyme journey

• What carbon Monoxide poisoning has to do with your lyme symptoms

• Why mast cells don't deserve the bad rap they get

Dr. Nathan Neil is a family physician who graduated from University of Chicago’s Pritzker School of Medicine. From the beginning he has been drawn to helping people with complex medical problems. He now primarily works with people with chronic illnesses like Fibromyalgia, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Chronic Lyme disease. And has written several books on how to help people with complex chronic illnesses.

In this episode you will learn:

• How something called neuroplasticity can help relieve lyme symptoms

• When a Lyme Diagnosis stops being helpful

• How fifteen minutes of mindfulness can heal you

Mari doesn’t know when or where she contracted Lyme disease. To make matters worse, she is terrified of bugs and screams when she sees one. Her main symptoms are overwhelming fatigue that has forced her to withdrawal from university to focus on on her health.

In this episode you will learn:

• How something called neuroplasticity can help relieve lyme symptoms

• When a Lyme Diagnosis stops being helpful

• How fifteen minutes of mindfulness can heal you

Mari doesn’t know when or where she contracted Lyme disease. To make matters worse, she is terrified of bugs and screams when she sees one. Her main symptoms are overwhelming fatigue that has forced her to withdrawal from university to focus on on her health.

In this episode you will learn:

• The missing step in your detox protocol

• Why glyphospate is a dangerous and essential part of modern agriculture

• What your sweat means for your health

Dr. Kelly's Lyme journey started with a diagnosis of Multiple Sclerosis. This began her journey into naturopathic medicine and looking at genetics and other foundational aspects of health.

She is a physician who lives in Florida, and collaborates with Naturopath Bob Miller on understanding the genetic and nutritional components of chronic disease.

In this episode you will learn:

• The missing step in your detox protocol

• Why glyphospate is a dangerous and essential part of modern agriculture

• What your sweat means for your health

Dr. Kelly's Lyme journey started with a diagnosis of Multiple Sclerosis. This began her journey into naturopathic medicine and looking at genetics and other foundational aspects of health.

She is a physician who lives in Florida, and collaborates with Naturopath Bob Miller on understanding the genetic and nutritional components of chronic disease.

In this episode you will learn:

• Savi's revolutionary work using data to define what makes us healthy, and how her group is using that data to help people with Lyme Disease

• How the INGH Conference was created to break down the ‘silos’ within the Lyme community.

ª Her efforts to make sure the research presented is available and accessible to everyone, including laypeople.

Savi Glowe is the Director of Operations for the Institute for Next Generation HeaIthcare (INGH) in the Icahn School of Medicine Mount Sinai, and the Director of Strategy & Operations for the Precision Health Enterprise (PHE).

Prior to Mount Sinai, she managed clinical research operations for the Neurourology research group at Stanford University. She joined Mount Sinai in January 2013, and her work at Mount Sinai has supported research in rare genetic disorders, lab and consumer device validation, skin disorders, Lyme Disease, and precision wellness.

In this episode you will learn:

• Savi's revolutionary work using data to define what makes us healthy, and how her group is using that data to help people with Lyme Disease

• How the INGH Conference was created to break down the ‘silos’ within the Lyme community.

ª Her efforts to make sure the research presented is available and accessible to everyone, including laypeople.

Savi Glowe is the Director of Operations for the Institute for Next Generation HeaIthcare (INGH) in the Icahn School of Medicine Mount Sinai, and the Director of Strategy & Operations for the Precision Health Enterprise (PHE).

Prior to Mount Sinai, she managed clinical research operations for the Neurourology research group at Stanford University. She joined Mount Sinai in January 2013, and her work at Mount Sinai has supported research in rare genetic disorders, lab and consumer device validation, skin disorders, Lyme Disease, and precision wellness.

In this episode you will learn:

• The biggest mistake people with Lyme make when choosing an insurance company

• How you can best use your health insurance, even for chronic conditions like Lyme

• How his family’s medical bankruptcy inspired him to help people with medical billing

Daniel Lynch’s family experienced financial difficulties as they tried to help his sister manage a chronic condition. What his family faced inspired him to pursue a career in medical reimbursements. He founded medical bill gurus in order to help people get the most out of their insurance and make sure others don’t have to go through the same difficulties his family went through.

In this episode you will learn:

• The biggest mistake people with Lyme make when choosing an insurance company

• How you can best use your health insurance, even for chronic conditions like Lyme

• How his family’s medical bankruptcy inspired him to help people with medical billing

Daniel Lynch’s family experienced financial difficulties as they tried to help his sister manage a chronic condition. What his family faced inspired him to pursue a career in medical reimbursements. He founded medical bill gurus in order to help people get the most out of their insurance and make sure others don’t have to go through the same difficulties his family went through.