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Chronic Lyme is rarely just one infection — it’s an infection burden meeting a dysregulated immune system and an overwhelmed terrain. We work to lower the load, calm the immune response, and rebuild the body’s capacity to heal. Why do two people with the same tick bite have such different outcomes? Because chronic Lyme is not just about the organism — it’s about the infection burden (often including coinfections like Bartonella and Babesia) meeting a dysregulated immune system and a terrain already carrying inflammation, toxins, and stress. That’s why symptoms are so varied and stubborn — fatigue, pain, neurological symptoms, and crashes that migrate and recur. Treating the organism alone, without addressing immune function and terrain, often disappoints. A terrain-based approach works on all three fronts: reduce the microbial load, help the immune system respond appropriately, and rebuild the body’s resilience so it can hold the gains. Lyme is complex and individual. We support drainage and terrain before pushing anything, address coinfections and immune dysregulation, and pace treatment to avoid overwhelming your system. This is a marathon, and we pace it with you. Chronic Lyme is a three-part problem. We investigate all of it rather than the infection alone. Borrelia rarely travels alone — coinfections like Bartonella, Babesia, and Mycoplasma shape the picture. Identifying and reducing the full microbial load matters more than chasing one organism. A confused, overactive or exhausted immune system is why symptoms persist and migrate. Helping the immune system respond appropriately is as important as reducing the infection. Mold, heavy metals, gut dysfunction, and inflammation create an environment where infections thrive and healing stalls. Rebuilding the terrain is what makes gains hold. Lyme is whole-body. These are the systems we assess and support to rebuild resilience. Helping a dysregulated immune system respond appropriately again. Opening the pathways that clear microbial toxins and reduce herx reactions. Rebuilding the cellular energy chronic infection drains. Restoring the gut that anchors immunity and recovery. Calming the inflammation and neural symptoms Lyme drives. Repleting the nutrients a long illness depletes. Whether newly diagnosed or years into treatment, terrain-based work applies. Situations we support include: We look at the whole picture — infection and coinfection markers, immune function, inflammation, mitochondrial and nutrient status, and detox capacity. Testing informs a paced, personalized plan. A phased plan that opens drainage, supports immune function, and rebuilds the terrain — combining nutrition, binders, and targeted botanicals at a pace that avoids overwhelming your system. High-dose vitamin C, glutathione, NAD+, and customized IV formulations to support immune function, lower inflammation, and ease detox — dosed to your tolerance and stage of treatment. Explore related services: IV Healing · Thermofield · Functional Medicine · Neo7 Peptide — often woven into your plan. A 60–90 minute deep-dive into your history, timeline, labs, and goals. We listen first, then build a plan around your body. A written plan covering nutrition, targeted supplementation, IV support, and lifestyle, built around your body and your goals. Regular check-ins, lab follow-ups, and protocol adjustments as your labs and symptoms improve. You are never doing this alone. The body is connected — these conditions often share roots with lyme disease. Whether you’re newly diagnosed or years into a complex illness, we’ll meet you where you are. Book a consultation to talk through your history and what a terrain-based approach to Lyme could look like for you. The services described on this page are complementary and supportive in nature and are designed to work alongside your medical team — not a substitute for conventional medical care, diagnosis, or treatment. Individual results vary, and no outcome is guaranteed.A terrain-based approach to Lyme disease.
Lyme is an infection meeting a terrain.
Why chronic Lyme persists.
Infection & Coinfection Burden
Immune Dysregulation
Terrain & Toxic Load
Six systems behind chronic Lyme.
Immune Regulation
Detox & Drainage
Mitochondrial Energy
Gut & Microbiome
Inflammation & Nervous System
Nutrient Status
Support for complex chronic illness.
The tools we bring to every plan.
Functional Lab Work
Terrain & Detox Support
IV Therapy & Targeted Support
Questions about lyme disease, answered.
Can functional medicine help with chronic Lyme?
Why am I still sick after Lyme treatment?
Do you take insurance?
How long does treatment take?
A clear, collaborative path forward.
Initial Consultation
Personalized Protocol
Ongoing Partnership
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