If Lyme disease has left you exhausted, in pain, or feeling like your life has shrunk, there is support for the whole of you — alongside the medical care that treats the infection itself.
My role — and what it is not
Lyme disease is a bacterial infection. Diagnosing it and treating it — including every decision about antibiotics and other medications — belongs to your physician, and nothing in this program replaces that. My face, tongue, and fingernail analysis is a traditional observational assessment I use to personalize your wellness plan; it does not detect or diagnose Lyme or any infection. What I offer is the part of recovery that happens between medical appointments: nutrition, lifestyle, sleep, and steady month-by-month support while your body does the long work of recovering.
The 6-Month Lyme Support Program
- Personalized analysis: face, tongue, and fingernail observation, reviewed together with any blood work or test results you share
- Comprehensive report: a detailed, plain-English summary of what I observe and the plan I suggest
- Custom wellness plan: nutrition, lifestyle changes, and natural strategies to support your energy and comfort — designed to be brought to your treating physician
- Six months of support: the initial appointment is the big one; the following five monthly appointments are included, plus monthly contact with my assistant. Use them all — that’s where the progress lives.
Program details
- Price: $2,495, one-time payment for the full program
- No refunds once started — please review all details before enrolling. This lets me commit fully to everyone in the program.
- Spots are limited. Schedule your initial consultation to begin.
Schedule now — 6-Month Lyme Support Program
Once scheduled, download the new-client form and send it with the required photos (and any blood work or test results) before your first appointment: TheBodyCan New Client Form.
What you can work toward
More energy for ordinary days. Meals that nourish instead of inflame. Better sleep, clearer routines, and the confidence of a plan. Every body responds differently and I make no promises about outcomes — what I promise is careful, personal attention for six full months, and a plan your medical team can see and support. If reducing any medication ever becomes a goal, that conversation happens with your prescribing physician, never around them.
What you need to know about Lyme disease
Lyme disease is a bacterial infection you can catch from the bite of an infected black-legged tick (often called a deer tick). Most people never feel the bite. Named after Lyme, Connecticut, where it was identified in the 1970s, it’s now common in wooded areas of the U.S., Europe, and parts of Asia, and it’s caused by Borrelia burgdorferi bacteria. Early medical attention is key.
- Early signs: a bull’s-eye rash appears in roughly 70–80% of cases within 3–30 days, often with flu-like symptoms — fever, chills, body aches, fatigue, headache
- If untreated: it can affect the joints, heart, or nervous system — joint pain, palpitations, numbness, or memory fog weeks or months later. It’s called “the great imitator” because it mimics other conditions.
- After treatment: some people experience lingering fatigue or joint pain — sometimes called Post-Treatment Lyme Disease Syndrome (PTLDS). This lingering season is exactly where whole-person support has the most to offer.
Disclaimer: Information provided is for educational purposes only and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Naturopathic care complements and does not replace the care of your physician. Always consult your doctor for personalized medical advice, and never stop or change a prescribed treatment without first consulting your physician.