Lyme and Brain Inflammation - How Lyme Impacts Our Mental Health

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  • Опубликовано: 28 янв 2025

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  • @WhiskeyTango68
    @WhiskeyTango68 Год назад +5

    Documented 15 year late chronic Lyme patient, after a 18 month antibiotic/antiviral protocol and a SOT treatment a lot of symptoms have fallen off. Mentally I’m still not well, I have a MRI scheduled soon. It’s important to stay positive but also have an open mind that irreversible damage in Late patients is common.
    I’ve lost a lot of good years, undermined starting a family, career, very possibly learning problems all the way back to the 2nd grade (early 40’s now). It’s a terrible disease. 💚

    • @donaldpasserelli3529
      @donaldpasserelli3529 9 месяцев назад

      Have you looked into hyperbaric oxygen or stem cells

    • @stellaancimer8505
      @stellaancimer8505 8 месяцев назад

      Can i Ask you how they diagnose you?

    • @WhiskeyTango68
      @WhiskeyTango68 8 месяцев назад

      @@stellaancimer8505 they tested me with a vibrant 2.0. Positive for Borrelia, Babesia, strep, Epstein Barr, and parvo.
      Im blessed with a clean MRI but I know I’m a neuroborreliosis case based on symptoms I’ve had for years. I had a IV antibiotic and an ozone treatment a few days ago, I feel better, will continue once a month.

    • @WhiskeyTango68
      @WhiskeyTango68 8 месяцев назад

      @@donaldpasserelli3529 I was told I wasn’t a good candidate for both but originally hyperbaric was an option, stem cells was rated one of the worst on treatments. A basic Sauna rated much higher.

    • @DoYouDJ
      @DoYouDJ Месяц назад

      not all brain damage is irreversible please I urge you to get into Ketamine Therapy its repaired much of my frontal lobe damage i was once told were called Dead cells which is a farce they just damaged not dead. And Ketamine can revitalize the functions and starts within 15 secs of first use.

  • @brittinipeck9189
    @brittinipeck9189 Год назад +7

    I recently wen't to Amen Clinic for brain scans, because my body has been giving up on my brain. For example, I can no longer MAKE myself shower, my limbs flair all about in sleep, eyes/ face twitching, forgetting names, forgetting to shut my car door till someone else realized??? Forgetting where to turn my car when I've been on route million times, loss in all perception (again On/Off all my driving life) of distance??
    I found a tick crawling on me approximately a year ago, but was ignored while in hospital for 9 days past November.
    The Rosephen (close enough) 6 week antibiotic; treated myself last 5 weeks via PICC line at home, has made me Significantly Sicker.
    Well to the point that I was driven to Reston Virginia for brain scans and beginning blood tests.
    I know, this is in my body, not just "it's all up here"; as NP at PCP's office tried telling me.

    • @brittinipeck9189
      @brittinipeck9189 Год назад +3

      I am going to continue fighting and standing up for not only Myself, but for the REST OF THE TRUTH TELLERS.

  • @dbartelini44
    @dbartelini44 Год назад +4

    he is right i can feel the inflammation in my brain

  • @brasshound4442
    @brasshound4442 Год назад +6

    I believe I suffer from undiagnosed Lyme disease for the past 4+ years. My doctors have mentioned it multiple times but never tested me, it's ruined my life and now I cannot work. Do you have any resources for those like me who can no longer afford to allow doctors to aimlessly guess while offering no relief?

    • @newhopehrc
      @newhopehrc  Год назад +2

      First suggestion would be to find a clinic that specializes in treating Lyme. Their testing options will be much better. There are also several different organizations that offer grants for those needing help to treat Lyme. I would start by looking at the state level.

    • @dbartelini44
      @dbartelini44 Год назад +1

      i have so much depression all i do is cry

    • @peacenquiet77
      @peacenquiet77 Год назад

      LYMESTOP

    • @DoYouDJ
      @DoYouDJ Месяц назад

      CHeck your blood results of any medical blood labs if your IFN-α test, Now if you already done a round of antibiotics as they do, than if you are able to clear lymes, they return to normal, however IF YOURS STAY elevated they will never go back down if your LATENT LONG TERM LYME DISEASE . THis is CDC reported and has yet to be unproven and many are trying hard to unprove this. The sources are any medical report from any blood labs you ever got, As getting these also shows when and around you contracted lymes. And can back a western dot or ELISA in conjunction with the Study for disabliltiy. WHen using a LYME disease lawyer to argue it. Its the fastes check to see if your persuing the correct path in my mind and shows I contracted in 2017 and that was when my decline started, and this is all so 2023 new research so few even know and will take years to spread the info, october 2023 for anyone researching. Of every person in the study this was so predominant as fact of 100% yet because size of the study was so small unde a 100 or something like that they say we need more, but truth is i followed up and they quickly started researching and still were able to utilize this as evidence from LLD going over the labs of their clients that indeed it was true, so if not true they are suffering just not LLD related, why i say following antibiotics is cause other infections also can raise the levels of IFN-α and reccomended not to test it for a few months as the levels taper off of those cured with ANTIS lower and lower til none after 6 months with measurable differnece detection dependable after two months, I did not get antibiotics til 4 years misdiagnosed and a heart attack so, after the antibiotics did not work i got Hep from second story lav malfuntcion in hotel that came rushing into my room thru lights qutie the signt none the less 5 months after so I had thos labs confirming that the antibiotics did not work as the elevation was their so collected my yearly bloodwork luckily that test was standard and is for many blood labs showing the elevation which is usually or for me was dismissed a spike recovering from infection and was never to alert or alarm nor compare as a marker for anythign had it stayed elevated , I will say like this tho, this needs to be implemented into medical world as computers can start flagging all misses or possible infections of Latent Lyme Disease Which they want and are now calling the official Name PTLDS and for anyone to get help or need help USING THIS TERM will help, because doctors that dont know search, and if they are not searching POST TREATMENT LYME DISEASE SYNDROME than you can and most likely will be denied health anything as far as insuance goes as it took a long time to be logged by CDC so need to go by that and use PTLDS every post we make and get a chance so those out their can get help.
      As well as stay updated with latest .

  • @sheilahorton5189
    @sheilahorton5189 Год назад +4

    My son has Chronic neurological Lyme and Bartonella. He is on a whole host of antibiotics, biofilm busters, supplements and tinctures. He occasionally will go into our Swedish/infrared sauna and into our hyperbaric chamber. He has epilepsy from having untreated Lyme for so long. Can his epilepsy disappear after treatment? Is there something else he should be doing to get down the inflammation in his brain?

    • @newhopehrc
      @newhopehrc  Год назад +2

      It sounds like you’re doing all the right things. PEMF therapy is another good option to consider. As for epilepsy, I always feel that there’s hope to reverse Lyme symptoms with proper treatment. That being said, we know it’s more complex than that and a simple yes or no doesn’t work.

    • @sheilahorton5189
      @sheilahorton5189 Год назад +1

      @@newhopehrc thank you for your comment about epilepsy. I have some hope that his epilepsy will improve as he heals from Lyme and Bartonella.

    • @thecoldglassofwatershow
      @thecoldglassofwatershow Год назад +3

      I had success in the past with acupuncture

    • @sheilahorton5189
      @sheilahorton5189 Год назад

      @@thecoldglassofwatershow One of my friends said the same thing. I'll check out acupuncture. Thank you.

    • @stefanallard3084
      @stefanallard3084 Год назад +1

      He should start colostrum at high dose, 6 hour collected, its stronger then antibiotics

  • @leirobinson3103
    @leirobinson3103 Год назад +4

    I live in Virginia. None of the big universities treat Lyme. I was diagnosed with MS 23 years ago and wonder if it is really Lyme. Do you have a recommendation of anywhere to go for treatment. I truly need someone who takes insurance. I’m on disability now. Thank you!

    • @newhopehrc
      @newhopehrc  Год назад +4

      Check with ILADS. They’re your best bet at finding a practitioner. Most don’t take insurance, though, unfortunately. There are organizations that can provide grants to help with Lyme treatment.

    • @brittinipeck9189
      @brittinipeck9189 Год назад +1

      Thank you for sharing. My most recent MRI revealed Sclerosis between c3 -c4

  • @GrammaSheila5
    @GrammaSheila5 Год назад +2

    Hi there ... I am 62 and was diagnosed by my GP and an Internist the winter of 2021 with Fibromyalgia. I went to a Naturopath to get help with beneficial supplements and long story short she felt I had Lyme and was tested through Armin and came back positive. For about 9 months I've been on herbal antimicrobials and a host of supplements and recently started taking Mistletoe injections as my immunities are very low and have bouts of pneumonia. Over and above that my moods have not been really stable since getting ill literally overnight Nov 2020. I can function ok for the most part but do get teary, overwhelmed very easy and hard to keep focussed. If inflammation is causing this are there additional supplements that are helpful to address the brain inflammation like Curcumin? LDN? I have also been wondering if an Infrared Sauna blanket would be helpful? Any thought on these or anything else that you have found helpful in your patients? Being my age I'm also thinking I will not bounce back to my former self as someone younger

    • @newhopehrc
      @newhopehrc  Год назад +2

      Curcumin and LDN are both helpful for inflammation. Infrared sauna is also a helpful treatment. If it were me, I'd look at LDN. PEMF therapy is another good option for inflammation. Might be worth looking at other Lyme treatment options, too.

  • @gregnettles3677
    @gregnettles3677 Год назад +2

    My brain is like a fried egg dam Lyme

    • @DoYouDJ
      @DoYouDJ Месяц назад

      NMN and KETAMINE

  • @stellaancimer8505
    @stellaancimer8505 8 месяцев назад +1

    Herbs and carnivore diet really helps me😊

  • @SuperMike-WonderWendy
    @SuperMike-WonderWendy Год назад

    Hey been suffering for around 20 years cant afford or get along with doctors around here. Have daily headaches vision problems muscle spasms all over joints muscles and bones hurt and ache allways from wake to when i pass out and get some sleep . Have balance issues brain fog low attention span fatigue 0 energy almost bed ridden. Any meds or anything I can do ?

    • @newhopehrc
      @newhopehrc  Год назад +2

      There are a number of herbals and other supplements mentioned in some of my other videos that don't require prescriptions. Japanese Knotweed, Cat's Claw, Cryptolepsis, even methylene blue can be bought OTC. It's best to work with a doctor for dosing, though. Low dose naltrexone is a prescription medication that a number of practitioners use - not just Lyme practitioners.

  • @joanneclark8256
    @joanneclark8256 Год назад +1

    What meds criss the brain barrier

    • @newhopehrc
      @newhopehrc  Год назад

      Many of them do. Minocycline, for example, is a good antibiotic for Lyme that crosses the blood brain barrier.

  • @andreamatzke
    @andreamatzke Год назад

    Has there been any progress in understanding and treating Morgellons Disease?

    • @newhopehrc
      @newhopehrc  Год назад

      I haven't heard of anything new in the past several years.

  • @brittinipeck9189
    @brittinipeck9189 Год назад

    Would you, as a Dr., request a spinal tap if you presented with a slew of Lyme Disease symptoms and co infections, at birth?? After 42 years, I have every single symptom on/off. Starting with 3 week old open heart "aortic stenosis"; 6 week old "pyloric stenosis", 6 yr old bacterial endocarditis, 16 year old Histoplasmosis, 17 year old 3rd open heart "aortic and polominary" Ross Procedure, Chronic depression, Chronic suicide attempts, chronic arthritis, chronic pain, chronic depression, chronic fatigue, chronic addiction behaviors, chronic OCD, chronic SINCE LITTLE GIRL sleep disorder, chronic inflammation everywhere, chronic mood disorder, chronic anger/ rage/ temper/ chronic severe anxiety.......
    Currently, I am losing my eye sight (squiggly lines can't take much if any light on/off Forever), neck horrible, suddenly "sclerosis" (ZERO FAM HISTORY!), Migraines started age 9, also on/off all my life......
    Curious, what would you suggest? Spinal tap, right?

    • @newhopehrc
      @newhopehrc  Год назад +1

      I don’t know that a spinal tap would be the right test, tbh.

    • @brittinipeck9189
      @brittinipeck9189 Год назад

      @@newhopehrc suggestion then??

    • @brittinipeck9189
      @brittinipeck9189 Год назад

      DNA? I recently took one via CRI Genetics. Currently, awaiting my results.

    • @brittinipeck9189
      @brittinipeck9189 Год назад +1

      I am just very scared because I feel like I am dying, because I am. I am now going bald, cannot sleep, Ecoli in blood, bladder, spine; laundry list of Dr's and hospitals, insisting "it's all in your head".
      I would kill myself, I'd I thought it would work. I just need answers so I can get help.

    • @brittinipeck9189
      @brittinipeck9189 Год назад +1

      My family, friends, basically everyone's shunned me and chalked me up as "crazy".

  • @badboy4rlife
    @badboy4rlife Год назад

    2015 my dad got Atrial fibrillation then 2017 diagnosed with dementia today i got blood test report - "IGM ANTIBODY TO BORRELIA 3.6 " which should be less then .9 what should i do now , who is a specific dr for this ?

    • @newhopehrc
      @newhopehrc  Год назад

      Seek out a Lyme specialist. ILADS is a good source for finding a practitioner.

  • @joanneclark8256
    @joanneclark8256 Год назад

    Where does one get pemf ..what's that?

    • @newhopehrc
      @newhopehrc  Год назад +1

      Pulsed Electromagnetic Field Therapy. If you do a search in your area, you’re likely to find a clinic that does it. We use Magnawave brand t our clinic, so that’s another term to search.

  • @joanneclark8256
    @joanneclark8256 Год назад

    Anywhere in Canada that's good for testings ..seems inaccurate tests l hear

    • @newhopehrc
      @newhopehrc  Год назад

      If you go to your local clinic, correct, testing is likely to be inaccurate. I would search for someone trained by ILADS.

  • @rubydominguez2096
    @rubydominguez2096 Год назад +1

    Just yesterday,'I had a Dr. Tell me I'm Sorry I can't help. You I was looking for answers on the flare-up I'm have due to pre lymes diagnosis now I know he was a lymes illiterate DR.

  • @stoms8238
    @stoms8238 Год назад

    What are some lyme disease symptoms can you have pressure in the brain?

    • @newhopehrc
      @newhopehrc  Год назад +1

      Yes, Lyme can cause increased pressure - a condition called pseudotumor cerebri.

    • @LS-yf6vu
      @LS-yf6vu Год назад

      @@newhopehrc How do Ii treat this? the pressure in the head, me and my son are going through these. Thank you! We are willing to do anything to get treated.

    • @newhopehrc
      @newhopehrc  Год назад

      @@LS-yf6vu The above mentioned condition - pseudotumor cerebri - typically requires treatment through neurology. Diagnosis usually requires a spinal tap. A feeling of increased pressure in the head might not actually be increased spinal fluid, though. Lyme can cause plenty of head/brain symptoms, without actually increasing the spinal fluid. It's important to get to a Lyme doctor to figure it out.

  • @karenaakre5793
    @karenaakre5793 Год назад

    I hav been doing cereset brain reset in fargo
    How does this effect brain inflammation and chronic neurological Lyme
    Also dr Gus from Walker has found Lyme black mold and scabies
    So prescribed drops
    Ho do I Ty’e this together and do i try magnetic wave therapy

    • @newhopehrc
      @newhopehrc  Год назад

      I don't know much about cereset, so can't really comment on that one. In regard to magnetic wave therapy, I'm assuming PEMF? PEMF can be quite effective at helping with brain inflammation.

  • @Mike-mh5rl
    @Mike-mh5rl Год назад +1

    Urine therapy will help with something like this

    • @094340
      @094340 Год назад +2

      Nope, it won't.

    • @latinotruthseeker8852
      @latinotruthseeker8852 Год назад

      ​@@094340 why not?

    • @robertpaulson3935
      @robertpaulson3935 Год назад

      Lol no

    • @094340
      @094340 Год назад

      @@latinotruthseeker8852
      Why not? How the f... should I know? What I do know is that I was so desperate to get well that I tried it for 6 months! Nothing changed, NOTHING!
      But hey, if you want to drink your piss, nobody is stopping you...bottoms up.

  • @rubydominguez2096
    @rubydominguez2096 Год назад

    These Dr. In California are all illiterate
    I had another Dr. ask me what do you want me to do for you. SMH...

    • @newhopehrc
      @newhopehrc  Год назад +1

      Unfortunately, a lot of "regular" doctors don't understand it. Depending on where you're at in CA, there are Lyme clinics available. Pacific Frontier Medical in the San Francisco Bay area is a good one.

    • @brittinipeck9189
      @brittinipeck9189 Год назад

      I get it! They either want to write write write, until their prescription pads empty, or explain OUR symptoms away as, "It's all up here!". They get so damn angry. Please understand, this is NOT OUR faults/failures! Rather, the medical fields INADEQUACY in treating NORMAL SICK WITH TICK BORN ILLNESS patients, such as OURSELVES.

    • @brittinipeck9189
      @brittinipeck9189 Год назад

      I personally, just shelled out $7,500 out of pocket; I am! You are! We are all! Better than their LACK OF REALITY!

  • @haroldhughes8815
    @haroldhughes8815 Год назад

    'promo sm' ⭐

  • @oldlifter530
    @oldlifter530 Год назад +1

    Some have found redlight therapy helpful, please talk to a doctor.