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It was a good week here at The Healing Arts Partnership. One of my patients with chronic Lyme disease graduated from treatment while another group of patients seen this week are nearing that point. While I enjoy many aspects of my practice, seeing patients complete treatment and celebrating that with them is what I enjoy most.

It is not necessary to treat most Mycoplasma, Chlamydia, or chronic viruses in Lyme disease with targeted antigerm therapy. Marty Ross MD explains why.

Alinia (Nitazoxanide) is a prescription medication that may help in a Lyme disease treatment. There are a number of reasons to consider using Alinia. In this article Dr. Ross reviews when to use this prescription medication.

Too many yeast in the intestines (yeast overgrowth) is a common problem that occurs in those with chronic Lyme disease either during treatment or prior to beginning treatment. Yeast overgrowth can result in an ongoing systemic allergic reaction to the yeast that can suppress the immune system.

Low hormones occur often in chronic Lyme disease. If you have symptoms of low hormones use the supplements and drugs I recommend in this article. Do not trust blood tests to decide if you should treat your thyroid or adrenals.

Probiotics support the intestines, immune system and much more in a Lyme disease treatment. Marty Ross MD reviews the science and best probiotic products to use. 

Bladder pain, peeing frequently, and burning with urination in Lyme disease may be caused by Interstitial Cystitis. Marty Ross MD reviews natural medicines and diet changes that can help this problem.

Glutathione is a very strong antioxidant found in everyone's cells. It is used to lower cellular waste products called oxidation agents and free radicals, repair cell damage, and remove toxins.

Biofilms in Lyme disease can block treatment. Marty Ross MD reviews treatments for biofilms based on the latest science.

Stevia for Lyme disease is a plant that sweetens food and may help treat Lyme spirochetes.