The Herbal Breakthrough Changing Lyme Care
7 months ago
- Antibiotics Alone Often Fail in Chronic Lyme Dr. Schweig explains that most antibiotics only work when bacteria are actively dividing and target a single mechanism. Lyme bacteria can shift into dormant persister states, form biofilms, and hide in tissues where antibiotics struggle to reach—making chronic infections far more complex than acute ones.
- Botanicals Can Outperform and Complement Antibiotics Collaborative research with Johns Hopkins University revealed that herbs like Cryptolepis, Japanese Knotweed, Chinese Skullcap, Cat’s Claw, Artemisia, and Black Walnut showed strong activity against Lyme, Babesia, and Bartonella. Unlike drugs, botanicals contain hundreds of synergistic compounds that kill microbes while also reducing inflammation, modulating immunity, and supporting cellular energy.
- You Can’t Kill Your Way to Health Healing requires addressing the full terrain. Dr. Schweig emphasizes gut repair, detox pathways, mold and heavy metal exposure, nervous system regulation, and lifestyle factors like sleep and hormone balance. Without “draining the bucket,” aggressive antimicrobial treatment can worsen symptoms rather than restore health.
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