What if treating Lyme directly isn't actually the first step toward healing? In this episode, host Kenzie Bath sits down with board-certified health coach Meg Crockett — founder of Meg Crockett Health — to unpack why the order of your healing protocol matters just as much as the protocol itself.

Meg's journey began not with a Lyme diagnosis, but with an infection following an egg retrieval procedure that landed her in the hospital multiple times, led to sepsis, and ultimately became the catalyst for a complete career and lifestyle transformation. What followed was six years of investigating the root causes hiding beneath the surface — mold toxicity, parasites, co-infections, and the nervous system's role in all of it.

Her framework is simple but powerful: clear the terrain first, then address the infection.

In this episode, you'll learn:

• Why mold toxicity is often the first layer to address — and how to test your home accurately using the ERMI test
• The truth about parasites: why they're more common than you think, why standard gut tests miss them, and how to cleanse safely
• How Lyme co-infections like Babesia and Bartonella respond to herbal protocols — and why Meg has never used antibiotics for Lyme
• The connection between endometriosis, cysts, and Lyme that rarely gets discussed
• Why emotional well-being and nervous system regulation are non-negotiable parts of physical healing
• What Meg's 4-month private coaching program looks like and who it's designed for

Resources & Mentions:

• Vibrant Wellness Tickborne 2.0 Panel
• ERMI Home Mold Test / Micrometrics Lab (NJ)
• Great Plains Mycotoxin Test
• CellCore Biosciences parasite protocol
• IS-4 herbal tincture (Bartonella)
• GI-MAP & Vibrant Gut Zoomer
• Nicole Sachs — The Cure for Chronic Pain journaling method
• Institute for Integrative Nutrition (IIN)

Connect with Meg Crockett:🌐 megcrocketthealth.com📱 Instagram & TikTok: @megcrocketthealth

The Lyme+ Podcast is produced by the Global Lyme Alliance. This episode is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Always consult a qualified healthcare provider.