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

Marty Ross MD describes stem cell therapy and whether it is useful for Lyme disease treatment.

Marty Ross MD discusses four conditions that look just like Lyme. These conditions can make it look like a Lyme disease treatment is not working. 

Some with Lyme disease are very sensitive to many herbal and prescription medicines. In this video article, Marty Ross MD reviews an approach to this difficult problem.

Marty Ross MD reviews treatment options for tinnitus (ringing in the ears) in chronic Lyme disease. See treatments that may help this frustrating problem.

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. Antibiotics used to treat Lyme can lead to too many yeast. Immune suppression prior to starting antibiotics can also cause yeast overgrowth.

There is no such thing as a "done" test for Lyme. In this video article, Marty Ross, MD explains why the elispot blood test misses active Lyme disease. It should not be used to decide if a treatment is done.

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.

Oxidation Therapy using ozone, hydrogen peroxide, ultraviolet irradiation, and high dose IV vitamin C may help in Lyme, but it could be dangerous. See why in this article by Marty Ross MD

Mast cells are immune system cells found throughout the body. In the past, in medicine we thought they were only turned on to release histamines in allergic reactions. However we now know that they are turned on by a host of things...

Marty Ross MD explains the ins and outs of pulsing antibiotics in Lyme disease. Learn how and why to pulse antibiotics. See why azithromycin is not good to pulse. And learn why Dr. Ross does not advise pulsing for Bartonella and Babesia.