Lyme Disease Could Be Hiding Behind These Brain Symptoms | Dr. Eboni Cornish | Ep. 164

What if brain fog, anxiety, fatigue, or cognitive changes aren’t just symptoms to manage, but clues pointing to something deeper?

In this episode of A Healthy Point of View, Sam Tejada sits down with Dr. Eboni Cornish, functional medicine physician, Lyme disease expert, and President-Elect of ILADS, for a fascinating conversation on neural longevity, brain health, Lyme disease, chronic illness, and the hidden factors that may be affecting how your brain functions.

Dr. Cornish explains why mental health and brain health cannot be separated, and how Lyme disease, mold exposure, gut dysfunction, hormones, toxins, sleep apnea, inflammation, traumatic brain injuries, and other underlying factors may contribute to neurological and psychiatric symptoms. She also shares how SPECT brain imaging and functional medicine can help uncover patterns that traditional testing may overlook.

Sam and Dr. Cornish explore the gut-brain connection, Alzheimer’s and cognitive decline, women’s hormones and brain health, chronic infections, environmental toxins, neurofeedback, limbic system dysfunction, and why some patients continue struggling even when their lab results appear “normal.”

Dr. Cornish also shares practical ways to support your brain without expensive biohacking, from better sleep and whole foods to movement, sunlight, gratitude, relationships, and reducing the everyday habits that may be working against your health.

Most importantly, this conversation offers a message for anyone struggling with chronic or unexplained symptoms: have hope, keep asking questions, and don’t stop searching for answers.

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