Reversing Alzheimer’s Summit 2.0 - Day 3

Could Treating Lyme Reverse Alzheimer’s Biomarkers?

1 month ago

Discover how chronic infections like Lyme disease may trigger neuroinflammation and increase the risk of Alzheimer’s through immune dysfunction and inflammatory pathways.
Learn why Alzheimer’s may not be a single disease but the result of multiple overlapping factors—including infections, toxins, immune dysfunction, and metabolic problems.
Uncover how emerging research suggests treating underlying infections may reduce Alzheimer’s biomarkers and potentially slow or reverse aspects of cognitive decline.

Kristine Burke, MD

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Kristine Burke, MD

Richard Horowitz, MD

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Richard Horowitz, MD

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