A Lyme & Associated Diseases Resource
Dr. Frid is a New York-based board-certified neurologist and clinical neurophysiologist who specializes in infection-induced autoimmune disorders. I first met Dr. Frid in Amsterdam last May, where she was speaking at the Lyme disease awareness event Something Inside So Strong. We had a chance to speak about Lyme disease there and then again at a national Lyme disease awareness event […]
The bacteria that cause Lyme disease also have been shown to trigger dysfunctional mast cell activation, and mast cell activation causes inflammation that can then bring about a great number of characteristic mild to life-threatening symptoms.
Eighty-five years ago, in 1932—coincidentally during Adolf Hitler’s political ascent in the decade before World War II—the United States Public Health Service (USPHS) commissioned a study to gain a greater understanding of syphilis. S
Sticks and stones break bones, and unfortunately semantics are getting in the way of helping people with chronic Lyme disease.
Lately there have been more headlines about Lyme disease than ever before. Most of them say nothing new.
Lyme disease contains multitudes of mysteries. Is it too complex for some doctors to be willing to manage?