Lyme Ninja Radio - Lyme Disease & Related Health Topics

Hi, In this episode you will learn:

* What Robin is doing to prepare for her first baby after Lyme

* How to make peace with Lyme disease

* What she teaches about nutrition in her workshops

Robin Shirley, CHHC, is the Founding President of Take Back Your Health Int’l, a company that hosts internationally attended health conferences and retreats across the U.S. She speaks, consults and writes about The Take Back Your Health Lifestyle and how to reduce the symptoms of chronic illness.

Hi, In this episode you will learn:

* What Robin is doing to prepare for her first baby after Lyme

* How to make peace with Lyme disease

* What she teaches about nutrition in her workshops

Robin Shirley, CHHC, is the Founding President of Take Back Your Health Int’l, a company that hosts internationally attended health conferences and retreats across the U.S. She speaks, consults and writes about The Take Back Your Health Lifestyle and how to reduce the symptoms of chronic illness.

In this episode you will learn:

• Why the best way to heal from Lyme disease is to treat it like cancer

• How the CDC’s so called “Dearborn Stunt” ruined Lyme testing for decades

• And how lyme disease behaves similarly to the aids virus

Jennifer Heath is the Bestselling author of “Over-coming Lyme Disease” She has been featured on ABC, NBC, CBS, FOX, USA Today and the Wall Street Journal.

As a leader on the Lyme Disease and Co-Infections group on Facebook and on her blog Jennifer coaches and inspires Lyme patients all over the world by sharing what they can do from home to heal and where they should go for help.

In this episode you will learn:

• Why the best way to heal from Lyme disease is to treat it like cancer

• How the CDC’s so called “Dearborn Stunt” ruined Lyme testing for decades

• And how lyme disease behaves similarly to the aids virus

Jennifer Heath is the Bestselling author of “Over-coming Lyme Disease” She has been featured on ABC, NBC, CBS, FOX, USA Today and the Wall Street Journal.

As a leader on the Lyme Disease and Co-Infections group on Facebook and on her blog Jennifer coaches and inspires Lyme patients all over the world by sharing what they can do from home to heal and where they should go for help.

In this episode you will learn:

• NEW information Bob has uncovered in his Phase III Lyme Study

• Two major genetic variants that he sees in people with Lyme Disease

• The toxic state Lyme Disease puts us in that prevents treatments from being effective

Bob Miller served as a naturopath for 20 years, and earned his naturopathic degree from Trinity School of Natural Health.

In 2015 Bob Miller was inspired to start examining chronic lyme disease, and he founded NutriGenetic Research Institute to research and publish reports on the relationship between genetic variants, labs and presenting symptoms.

In 2016 he won an award at the european ILADS conference for his research into the genetic variants in those with lyme disease.

In this episode you will learn:

• NEW information Bob has uncovered in his Phase III Lyme Study

• Two major genetic variants that he sees in people with Lyme Disease

• The toxic state Lyme Disease puts us in that prevents treatments from being effective

Bob Miller served as a naturopath for 20 years, and earned his naturopathic degree from Trinity School of Natural Health.

In 2015 Bob Miller was inspired to start examining chronic lyme disease, and he founded NutriGenetic Research Institute to research and publish reports on the relationship between genetic variants, labs and presenting symptoms.

In 2016 he won an award at the european ILADS conference for his research into the genetic variants in those with lyme disease.

In this episode you will learn:

• How Dr. Frid was introduced to lyme disease by listening to her patients

• How you can get Lyme Disease even in New York City

• Why she can let her kids play on the grass without worrying about lyme disease.

Dr. Elena Frid is a Board Certified Neurologist and Clinical Neurophysiologist, widely regarded as a investigating diagnostician,adviser and treatment strategist specializing in Infections Induced Autoimmune Disorders. Pioneering the field of Autoimmune Neurology, she often sees patients (children and adults) with complex cases of Lyme disease and co-infections resulting in multiple neurological complaints.

In this episode you will learn:

• How Dr. Frid was introduced to lyme disease by listening to her patients

• How you can get Lyme Disease even in New York City

• Why she can let her kids play on the grass without worrying about lyme disease.

Dr. Elena Frid is a Board Certified Neurologist and Clinical Neurophysiologist, widely regarded as a investigating diagnostician,adviser and treatment strategist specializing in Infections Induced Autoimmune Disorders. Pioneering the field of Autoimmune Neurology, she often sees patients (children and adults) with complex cases of Lyme disease and co-infections resulting in multiple neurological complaints.

In this episode you will learn:

• Where standard practices for treating infectious disease differ from treating Lyme Disease

• How borrelia burgorferi does not behave like regular bacteria

• Why when you are first diagnosed it is so important to fight for as long a course of antibiotics as you can

Holly Ahern is an associate professor of microbiology at SUNY Adirondack who runs an undergraduate research lab. When Holly Ahern found out several years ago that her daughter’s mysterious illness was Lyme disease, she quickly immersed herself in the subject. She soon learned about the controversies swirling around the disease and came to realize that many others were suffering like her daughter.

Dr. Ahern has become an advocate for developing a broader understanding of Lyme disease – one aimed at treating the chronic symptoms commonly reported by patients who were misdiagnosed or received inadequate treatment in the disease’s early stages.

In this episode you will learn:

• Where standard practices for treating infectious disease differ from treating Lyme Disease

• How borrelia burgorferi does not behave like regular bacteria

• Why when you are first diagnosed it is so important to fight for as long a course of antibiotics as you can

Holly Ahern is an associate professor of microbiology at SUNY Adirondack who runs an undergraduate research lab. When Holly Ahern found out several years ago that her daughter’s mysterious illness was Lyme disease, she quickly immersed herself in the subject. She soon learned about the controversies swirling around the disease and came to realize that many others were suffering like her daughter.

Dr. Ahern has become an advocate for developing a broader understanding of Lyme disease – one aimed at treating the chronic symptoms commonly reported by patients who were misdiagnosed or received inadequate treatment in the disease’s early stages.