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Biofilm Myths and Remedies

Author Yessi Posted on April 5, 2015January 2, 2019 48,530 Views 4 Likes
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Produce More Mitochondria: Why And How

Author Yessi Posted on September 10, 2015April 7, 2017 37,917 Views 0 Likes
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8 Tips In Understanding Lyme Disease Patients

Author Yessi Posted on February 28, 2017January 2, 2019 37,808 Views 10 Likes
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And the Best Diet for Lyme Disease is…

Author Yessi Posted on March 4, 2015January 2, 2019 28,092 Views 0 Likes
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Do Sick People Need More or Fewer Calories?

Author Yessi Posted on March 12, 2015April 7, 2017 22,858 Views 0 Likes
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Abnormal CD57: Is it Lyme? An Explanation

Author Yessi Posted on March 28, 2017March 28, 2017 22,518 Views 6 Likes
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Dating with Lyme Disease

Author Yessi Posted on March 28, 2015March 4, 2017 17,644 Views 1 Like
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Lyme herbs that suppress thyroid function

Author Yessi Posted on February 23, 2015March 9, 2017 17,616 Views 0 Likes
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How A Chronic Illness Can Impact A Relationship

Author Yessi Posted on April 7, 2016April 7, 2017 16,369 Views 2 Likes
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Lyme Disease Life
It’s Not Just Lyme deals a lot with the medical side of Lyme, but in this section, we go over mental obstacles and life challenges that make recovery more difficult.

I’m In Remission! Now What?
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I’m In Remission! Now What?

Author Yessi Posted on May 4, 2016March 14, 2017 8,716 Views 1 Like

I’m In Remission! Now What? 

Hold your horses.

Take it slow. Don’t forget about how sick you were. You just started to feel good. Hold off on the tequila shots and first consider your exit strategy.

Not Knowing Where To Stop

Everyone has different treatment plans, and different levels of luck I might add. The amount of time it takes to reach remission can take anywhere from a month to years to a lifetime. And you’d be shocked at how quickly some people get better on the cheaper more simple protocols and how others attack their infections with every resource they’ve got to see zero improvements. Read more “I’m In Remission! Now What?”

Lyme: Not Knowing Who To Trust Part 2
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Lyme: Not Knowing Who To Trust Part 2

Author Yessi Posted on April 27, 2016March 14, 2017 3,653 Views 0 Likes

Not Knowing Who To Trust Part 1 received a lot of positive feedback. It went over the ebbs and flows of trust and distrust that we have in ourselves and …

Lyme: Not Knowing Who To Trust Part 1
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Lyme: Not Knowing Who To Trust Part 1

Author Yessi Posted on April 24, 2016March 14, 2017 4,884 Views 0 Likes

  It’s typical for Lyme patients to lose trust: in themselves, in their doctors, and ultimately, in the belief that there is anyone out there who actually knows how to …

How A Chronic Illness Can Impact A Relationship
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How A Chronic Illness Can Impact A Relationship

Author Yessi Posted on April 7, 2016April 7, 2017 16,369 Views 2 Likes

  How A Chronic Illness Can Impact A Relationship Lyme isn’t your burden alone. Everyone close to you will be affected. Here are just a few obstacles that you and …

Having Lyme, Holding a Job
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Having Lyme, Holding a Job

Author Yessi Posted on April 5, 2016March 14, 2017 15,397 Views 0 Likes

  One thing that I’d like to include in the second book is a section on obstacles involved in maintaining a job, changing jobs, or making the decision not to …

What Being Sick and Skinny Taught Me about Being “Fat”
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What Being Sick and Skinny Taught Me about Being “Fat”

Author Yessi Posted on October 20, 2015March 14, 2017 7,969 Views 0 Likes

This is a little off topic, but then again, my views don’t fit into the allopathic approach. My emotions are connected to my body, and this is just another issue …

Produce More Mitochondria: Why And How
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Produce More Mitochondria: Why And How

Author Yessi Posted on September 10, 2015April 7, 2017 37,917 Views 0 Likes

We all know that exercise can be beneficial when done properly. I would like to address how exercise works, why it matters for Lyme recovery, and what I think of your …

Healthy is simple
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Healthy is simple

Author Yessi Posted on June 28, 2015March 4, 2017 2,311 Views 0 Likes

Healthy is simple The simpler I get, the healthier I get. I read that today floating around the online health community. It has been a month since I last posted …

Dating with Lyme Disease
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Dating with Lyme Disease

Author Yessi Posted on March 28, 2015March 4, 2017 17,644 Views 1 Like

  A lot of people my age, 20-somethings, are afraid that dating with Lyme disease is impossible. It’s not, but I get it. You feel like a leper and all …

And the Best Diet for Lyme Disease is…
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And the Best Diet for Lyme Disease is…

Author Yessi Posted on March 4, 2015January 2, 2019 28,092 Views 0 Likes

I have been chasing the perfect diet for years. I’ve had to take into account that I have a couple pathogens to fight off like Lyme Disease, food sensitivities, endocrine …

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