Focus – Opinions and Features

The following is an excerpt from Dr. Kenneth Bock’s new book Brain Inflamed: Uncovering the Hidden Causes of Anxiety, Depression, and Other Mood Disorders in Adolescents and Teens. This passage concerns the case of Stacy, an adolescent who experienced years of psychiatric... Read More »

By T.K. I was in elementary school when I first contracted Lyme disease. Like on any other weekend, I was just out in the woods near my house playing games with friends. Little did I know that a tick had managed to find its way onto me. Over the next few weeks, a small rash... Read More »

by Dr. Bill Rawls Lyme disease can affect several systems of the body — the brain, nervous system, joints, heart, and more. The list of symptoms infected individuals can experience is expansive and varies from person to person. It’s one of the reasons a Lyme disease diagnosis may... Read More »

By Alexis Chesney, ND, LAc As we are enjoying warmer days here in New England, I am seeing new cases of Lyme disease in patients who have had recent tick bites. I am a naturopathic physician specializing in Lyme and tick-borne disease (TBD). Prevention is one of the foundational... Read More »

By Mimi MacLean In 2015, my life drastically changed. A tick the size of a pinhead attached itself to my arm. The decision to not immediately take antibiotics has forever changed my life. I had a fast-paced life as a working mom of five, but my life came quickly to a halt. The... Read More »

Dr. Daniel Kinderlehrer is a a Lyme-literate MD in Denver, Colorado. In the following excerpt from his new book, he outlines the main differences between acute and chronic Lyme disease. I am frequently asked how I treat Lyme disease. My answer is that I don’t—I treat people, and... Read More »

Dr. Dan Kinderlehrer practices internal medicine in Denver, Colorado. In the following excerpt from his forthcoming book, he discusses how his personal experience with Lyme disease led him to focus his medical practice on the treatment of tick-borne infections.  Sometimes there... Read More »

By Dr. Bill Rawls Everyone knows that inflammation isn’t good, especially when it becomes chronic. But to do something about it, you need to understand what’s driving the inflammation in the first place. Though you can’t actually see chronic inflammation, you can certainly feel... Read More »

By Lisa Kilion 2020 is NOT my worst year. “What are you talking about?” you ask. “You have something the rest of us don’t have–like a private island? A cure to COVID-19?” Nearly everyone is stressed, distressed, depressed. It’s the year... Read More »