Lyme Ninja Radio - Lyme Disease & Related Health Topics

The LymeMIND conference is put on by The Institute for Next Generation Healthcare with the goal of building a multi-specialty network for Lyme Disease. This 4th annual conference showcases the latest in Lyme Disease research, prevention, diagnostics and treatment. It us funded by the Cohen Lyme & Tickborne Disease Initiative. This years speakers included Neil Spector, Annemarie Hirsch, Suruchi Chandra and Richard Horowitz.

The LymeMIND conference is put on by The Institute for Next Generation Healthcare with the goal of building a multi-specialty network for Lyme Disease. This 4th annual conference showcases the latest in Lyme Disease research, prevention, diagnostics and treatment. It us funded by the Cohen Lyme & Tickborne Disease Initiative. This years speakers included Neil Spector, Annemarie Hirsch, Suruchi Chandra and Richard Horowitz.

In this episode you will learn three main things:

1) The Lyme Mind Conference, the featured speakers, and how to access it through facebook

2) How Lyme Disease Research has changed over the last 4 years and how it continues to change

3) How The Lyme Mind Conference is including insights from the global Lyme community

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 three main things:

1) The Lyme Mind Conference, the featured speakers, and how to access it through facebook

2) How Lyme Disease Research has changed over the last 4 years and how it continues to change

3) How The Lyme Mind Conference is including insights from the global Lyme community

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 three main things:

1) Why Nitric Oxide is important to your health

2) Where you can find Nitric Oxide in the body

3) The difference between Nitrates and Nitrites

Beth Shirley is the Executive Director of the Berkeley Life Scientific Advisory Board. She started her career as a pharmacist, but as she saw the people who came to her not get better, she was inspired to look beyond pharmaceuticals. She became known as the pharmacist to go to when you don't want a prescription. She discovered the science around nitric oxide and who fundemental it is to human health, and lead her to where she is now.

In this episode you will learn three main things:

1) Why Nitric Oxide is important to your health

2) Where you can find Nitric Oxide in the body

3) The difference between Nitrates and Nitrites

Beth Shirley is the Executive Director of the Berkeley Life Scientific Advisory Board. She started her career as a pharmacist, but as she saw the people who came to her not get better, she was inspired to look beyond pharmaceuticals. She became known as the pharmacist to go to when you don't want a prescription. She discovered the science around nitric oxide and who fundemental it is to human health, and lead her to where she is now.

In this episode you will learn three main things:

1) How stem cells can be used to speed up healing from Lyme

2) What stem cell therapy is like

3) Why it’s important to have a dream for what you will do when you get better

Jen’s Lyme journey began when she and her husband made the decision to start a family. After an unsuccessful attempt at western medicine fertility treatments, she went to an acupuncturist, who suggested she and her husband might have an infection. This lead to her getting diagnosed and treated for Lyme disease, treatment which included stem cell therapy. She now works as a health coach and nutritional consultant.

In this episode you will learn three main things:

1) How stem cells can be used to speed up healing from Lyme

2) What stem cell therapy is like

3) Why it’s important to have a dream for what you will do when you get better

Jen’s Lyme journey began when she and her husband made the decision to start a family. After an unsuccessful attempt at western medicine fertility treatments, she went to an acupuncturist, who suggested she and her husband might have an infection. This lead to her getting diagnosed and treated for Lyme disease, treatment which included stem cell therapy. She now works as a health coach and nutritional consultant.

Inthis episode you will learn three main things:

1) How to take care of yourself if you are a primary caretaker of someone with Lyme

2) How to deal with uncooperative and close-minded medical practitioners

3) Why it’s always a good idea to keep in touch with a lawyer when your child is sick with Lyme

4) Stephani's favorite mom resource https://aspire.care

Stephanie’s journey began when her son became ill. Within two months her son fell ill from severe psychological and neurological symptoms. Stephanie began her mission to help her son, with medical research, research into western and alternative medicine. During the course of helping her son heal, she learned how taking care of herself was a big part of helping her son heal.

Inthis episode you will learn three main things:

1) How to take care of yourself if you are a primary caretaker of someone with Lyme

2) How to deal with uncooperative and close-minded medical practitioners

3) Why it’s always a good idea to keep in touch with a lawyer when your child is sick with Lyme

4) Stephani's favorite mom resource https://aspire.care

Stephanie’s journey began when her son became ill. Within two months her son fell ill from severe psychological and neurological symptoms. Stephanie began her mission to help her son, with medical research, research into western and alternative medicine. During the course of helping her son heal, she learned how taking care of herself was a big part of helping her son heal.