The Sneaky Symptoms of Lyme Disease & How to Heal with Dr. Darin Ingels
Today JJ and Dr. Darin Ingels, naturopathic doctor, discuss Lyme disease. Lyme is difficult to diagnose and is easily overlooked by many physicians. Many people can be infected for years without being diagnosed. They will discuss symptoms and treatments, and how Lyme can impact someone’s life for years. Learn something new today – join JJ and Dr. Darin in this informative conversation.
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Main Points From Today’s Episode
- Lyme disease is difficult to diagnose. Because of that, many people may have the disease and not know.
- Lyme symptoms are widely varied. Recovery is possible, and helped greatly by diet, exercise and rest.
- Lyme disease may contribute to other illness long after it’s contracted. Symptoms typical for menopause may also be confused with Lyme.
Episode Play-By-Play
[2:40] Lyme disease is still not widely recognized although it is a huge issue.
[5:15] How did Dr. Darin get involved with Lyme disease
[7:23] How many people do you think walk around undiagnosed?
[8:10] Here are the symptoms to look for if you think you may have Lyme disease
[11:15] Lyme is difficult to diagnose for this reason.
[13:30] Are symptoms typical from person to person?
[14:35] Can you fully recover once you have it?
[16:55] What are things people can do to recover, long-term?
[22:00] The ways Lyme interacts with, and can contribute to other diagnoses
[24:40] Lyme and menopause
Action Step
If you’ve got low grade symptoms that nothing seems to have worked for, go get tested.
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