When Lyme Attacks the Brain: The Link Between Infection and Mental Health
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- Discover why many psychiatric conditions—like anxiety, depression, and even psychosis—may actually be caused by undiagnosed Lyme disease and co-infections.
- Uncover how chronic Lyme disrupts the gut-brain axis, depleting serotonin and worsening neuropsychiatric symptoms.
- Learn the red flags practitioners should watch for when psychiatric treatments don’t work—hint: Lyme disease could be at the root.
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