E129: Why Is Lyme Disease So Difficult to Treat? With Dr. Diane Mueller
Living With Lyme
English - February 16, 2021 15:50 - 1 hour - 57.8 MB - ★★★★★ - 29 ratingsAlternative Health Health & Fitness Education livingwithlyme lyme lymedisease lymeresources lymetesting lymetreatments Homepage Download Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
Cindy, FNP has a wonderful discussion with Dr. Diane Mueller, who is a Lyme and Mold disease survivor. They discuss the difficulty of treatment when Lyme disease causes so much collateral damage to the body and the mechanism of persister cells.
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GUEST BIO
As a survivor of mold illness, Lyme Disease and chronic IBS symptoms, Dr. Diane Mueller is passionate about helping others restore their health and passion for life. Just like many of her patients, Dr. Diane struggled with chronic fatigue, extreme digestive dysfunction and chronic pain for many years with conventional medicine only offering mildly palliative treatments. Dr. Diane is now completely healed from these conditions and co-owns both a clinical practice and an online school where she certifies clinicians around the world in a mind body approach to functional medicine.
SHOW NOTES:
- Dr. Diane’s personal story of resilience
- What is the role of mind and mindset play and healing and treating Lyme disease?
- What is her perspective on why Lyme disease is so difficult to heal?
- How to encourage resiliency?
- What are approaches to treatment strategies?
- What are persister cells and what role did they play in the pathology and treatment of Lyme?
- What to do with the very “sensitive” patient?
- What role does mold illness have in relationship to the treatment of Lyme disease?
- What is her new book about?
Cindy, FNP has a wonderful discussion with Dr. Diane Mueller, who is a Lyme and Mold disease survivor. They discuss the difficulty of treatment when Lyme disease causes so much collateral damage to the body and the mechanism of persister cells.
Get more Lyme resources at: https://livingwithlyme.us/
Join our Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/Livingwithlyme.us
Check out Pursue Wellness: https://pursuewellness.us/
GUEST BIO
As a survivor of mold illness, Lyme Disease and chronic IBS symptoms, Dr. Diane Mueller is passionate about helping others restore their health and passion for life. Just like many of her patients, Dr. Diane struggled with chronic fatigue, extreme digestive dysfunction and chronic pain for many years with conventional medicine only offering mildly palliative treatments. Dr. Diane is now completely healed from these conditions and co-owns both a clinical practice and an online school where she certifies clinicians around the world in a mind body approach to functional medicine.
SHOW NOTES:
- Dr. Diane’s personal story of resilience
- What is the role of mind and mindset play and healing and treating Lyme disease?
- What is her perspective on why Lyme disease is so difficult to heal?
- How to encourage resiliency?
- What are approaches to treatment strategies?
- What are persister cells and what role did they play in the pathology and treatment of Lyme?
- What to do with the very “sensitive” patient?
- What role does mold illness have in relationship to the treatment of Lyme disease?
- What is her new book about?