LIVE TONIGHT: Untangling the Complexity of Lyme Treatment
Join the IMA Weekly Webinar for Part 3 in the series on Lyme Disease.
Lyme disease is notoriously difficult to treat—but it’s even more complex than most realize. That’s because Lyme doesn’t always travel alone. Tick-borne co-infections like Bartonella and Babesia can mimic or mask Lyme symptoms, requiring different treatments to resolve. This reality turns Lyme care into a winding, uncertain road for both patients and providers.
Fortunately, we’ve brought together some of the world’s top experts in Lyme and chronic disease to help demystify this debilitating condition. IMA Senior Fellow Dr. JP Saleeby hosts a practical, science-grounded discussion with Lyme specialist Dr. Tom Moorcroft and integrative nurse practitioner Chris Jackman.
This is the third in a series of webinars dedicated to Lyme disease and all the challenges it brings for patients and providers alike. Join us as we explore:
Why Lyme often persists despite treatment
The role of Bartonella, Babesia, and other stealth infections
Real-world treatment strategies and patient case insights
Why personalized protocols matter in chronic illness care
What patients need to know when navigating testing and recovery
📅 When: Wednesday @ 7 PM ET
📍 Where: Live on X.com or Rumble or Zoom
🔁 Replay: Available immediately on X.com or on our website the next day!
This will be a must-watch for practitioners, patients, and anyone seeking clarity on this complex condition. Join us, won't you?
🎥 Catch up on Lyme Webinars, Parts 1 and 2:
• Diagnosing Lyme Disease
• The Hidden Battle with Lyme Co-Infections
Touch the live strand of an electric cattle fence with both hands, making a circuit. The current will make you take your hands off the live wire, but the electric shock through your body and your blood will kill Lyme Disease and any other similar infection you've got in there. While you are at it, touch the live strand several times, just to make sure you get all of the little buggers first time around. For all Cancer - Ivermectin - I've got a medicine regime with Ivermectin if anyone is interested, just ask me here.
Richard
I had late diagnosed Lyme in 1997… after much trial and error what finally knocked it out was a lengthy treatment of Cipro and PlaQUINel… aka Hydroxychloroquin. Hence why I called BS on COVID right out of the gate… there was no reason to ban HCQ other than its off patent and doesnt turn a huge profit…