From the CLAID Clinic in Ireland:

Getting to the bottom of Lyme and the co-infections can be a huge challenge for both the patients and the practitioner but, even in the hardest of cases, there is hope.

We present a weekend symposium for herbalists, naturopaths, nutritionists and other healthcare practitioners working with patients with tick-borne infections.

It will be held online February 24-25, Greenwich Mean Time.

There are talks from health practitioners with many years experience of treating Lyme. Also featured are case histories with Q&A sessions on different aspects of treatment covering the challenges, practical steps and outcomes they have experienced, with plenty of time to ask questions and discuss aspects of treatment.

The conference is named after Akeso, one of the lesser known Greek goddesses whose role was to cure sickness. All profits will be donated to the CLAID clinic with monies raised going into the treatment fund for patients who cannot afford care. Participants will have access to recordings of all the talks to watch at a later stage if they need to, or for easier access by those in a different time zone.

(CLAID stands for Covid, Lyme, and Infectious Diseases.)

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