Lyme disease is one of the fastest-growing tick-borne conditions in the country, and it’s notorious for hiding behind other explanations. Many people never remember a tick bite or a bullseye rash. Instead, the first sign is usually something vaguer: brain fog, joint pain that moves from place to place, fatigue that rest doesn’t fix, or mood shifts that seem to come out of nowhere.

That’s because Lyme doesn’t stay in one place in the body. It can affect the nervous system, the joints, the immune system, and the emotional side of things all at once, which is part of why it so often gets missed or mistaken for something else. Ticks also frequently carry more than one organism, and co-infections like Babesia, Bartonella, and Ehrlichia are common. Put those together, and it’s easy to see why so many people are told “your labs look fine” while still feeling far from it.

No two people carry Lyme the same way, so no two protocols here look exactly alike either. We start with a BioScan, using Meridian Stress Assessment (MSA) and Stress Response Testing (SRT), to get a clear picture of where your body is showing the most stress and where it needs support first.

From there, your protocol is sequenced around your results. Some people need more focus on detoxification and drainage before anything else. Some need more support on the mental and emotional side. Your BioScan helps guide that order, so we’re working with your body’s pace and needs, not pushing against it.