Conventional medicine views Lyme disease as a chronic infection with symptoms that must be managed using a host of powerful antibiotics to kill the bacteria responsible for the infection, and many other medications to control the symptoms of the disease and the side effects of using antibiotics. One of the adverse issues associated with antibiotic use is that the medication cannot recognize the difference between your normal, healthy gut flora and the pathogenic bacteria you are trying to eliminate. As a result, people trying to recover from Lyme disease frequently suffer secondary infections as the antibiotics that kill the pathogen also weaken their intestinal flora and natural defenses. Find a doctor whose treatment of Lyme disease involves boosting the intestinal flora and immune system to naturally fight this infection.
Posted on: Mon, 07 Oct 2013 13:10:44 +0000
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