Madison Area Lyme Support Group

Next Meeting: June 6 – Bioidentical Hormones

From 1:30-4:30 we are meeting in the Pinney Library to hear Kathy Lynch, PharmD, from Women’s International Pharmacy in Madison, speak on the use of bioidentical hormones, and other alternative therapies in the treatment of Lyme disease symptoms. A lifelong proponent of alternative medicine and holistic health, she will focus on chronic fatigue, fibromyalgia, the use of low dose naltrexone for pain relief, and other areas of interest.

Women’s International Pharmacy

Please  bring your questions to ask Kathy after her talk. We hope to also tape and post this discussion so that everyone can benefit.

See you there!

Dr. Waters’ Presentation

Click on the video below and you will most assuredly glean from Dr. Water’s talk he recently gave at the Madison Lyme Support Group.  He educated us on the 3 M’s:  Meals, Microbiome, and Mitochrondria, and educated us on how to be tough targets for illness.  He also spoke on how prolotherapy with and without ozone has helped many with chronic pain in damaged joints.  The Video is approximately 1 hour long.  Please feel free to share with other Lyme sufferers.   

Enjoy!

Class for Lyme and co-infections

Julie McIntyre, Lyme literate clinical herbalist, is presenting a three hour Lyme and co infection class as part of the Midwest Women’s Herbal Conference on Friday, June 5th, 2015 near Mosinee,(Almond) Wisconsin.

http://www.midwestwomensherbal.com/#!workshops/cdha

Herbal Protocols for Lyme and Co infections:

Spend the morning with Julie as you take an Intensive look at herbal protocols for Lyme disease, Mycoplasma, Bartonella and Babesia. Particpants will also explore why and how herbal medicines work in chronic infections to reduce inflammation, pain, bacterial and viral loads.

Interview on the challenges of Lyme Disease

Published on Nov 21, 2014 – Abby Martin interviews Lorriane Johnson, CEO of Lymedisease.org on the challenging aspects of Lyme Disease.

Next Meeting and Water’s Talk

Our next informal support meeting will be this Saturday April 4 from 1:30-3:30 at the Pinney Library in Madison, 204 Cottage Grove Road.  There will be no speakers – just us.

Doctor Waters is presenting a talk on allergy prevention and treatment on Wed April 8 from 7-9pm at the Monona Community Center at 1011 Nichols Rd, Monona which is free and open to the public for the WAPF (Madison Chapter of the Weston A. Price Foundation).  Please consider going to this as many of us suffer from all sorts of sensitivities when we are in the Lyme and Co war.  Treating allergies could be the very thing that helps you over your healing crisis.

As soon as I have an audio file for Dr. Waters talk to our group I will post it.

In the mean time, enjoy the warmer weather!