Research Articles

There has been much research done since the organisms that cause Lyme Disease were identified beginning in the late 1970’s. Here is a generous sampling of research that is particularly relevant to patients and healthcare practitioners. The research is grouped into the following categories for easier searching.

The Prevalence of Tick-Born Illness

Studies and surveys taken to analyze the quantity of tick-borne illnesses in areas around the United States.

The Variety of Tick-Borne Pathogens

A collection of research on emerging Borrelia species, co-infections, and novel tick-borne threats.

Tick Behavior and Disease Prevention

Insights into the spread of invasive species, the role of migratory birds and pets in transmission, and novel methods for household tick suppression.

Tick-Borne Illness Symptoms, Testing, and Diagnosis

Scientific evidence regarding biofilm formation, immune system manipulation, and potential non-vector routes of infection.

Tick-Borne Illness Treatment

Bridging the gap between conventional antibiotics, phytochemicals, and supportive therapies like HBOT and nutritional IVs.

Association Between Tick-Borne Illness and Other Chronic Conditions

Clinical Evidence Linking Chronic Infections to Neurodegeneration, Psychiatric Disorders, and Overlapping Autoimmune Syndromes.

General Tick-Borne Illness Research Issues

Navigating the Intersection of Genomics, Transfusion Risks, and the Evolution of Patient-Centered Research.

Lifestyle, Nutrition, and Nutraceutical Impacts

Examining the Synergy of Nutraceuticals, Gut Health, and Environmental Detoxification in Managing Chronic Inflammatory Illness.