Dr. Tom Messinger
Lyme Disease & SIBO: Symptoms, Testing, and Treatment
Lyme Disease & SIBO: Symptoms, Testing, and Treatment
Whether you have Lyme Disease now, had it in the past, or have never even seen a tick bite, anyone with chronic SIBO must consider Lyme as a coexisting condition or underlying cause. Learn how Lyme can cause gastrointestinal, neurological, hormonal, and musculoskeletal issues that relate to SIBO and what you can do to get accurate testing and treatment.
1-Hour Exclusive Medical Conference Level Class
Become an expert from your own home, at your own pace.
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Asked & Answered!
Questions answered by Dr. Tom Messinger during the 1.5-hour Q&A session recording.
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Downloadable audio and professional transcripts of the class and Q&A.
Here are a few slides from the Masterclass
Why you need to consider Lyme Disease even if you don’t remember a tick bite or have never had the classic Lyme “bullseye”.
How complicated SIBO cases can relate back to Lyme.
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Your Teacher: Dr. Tom Messinger
Prior to becoming an ND, he was a Registered Nurse for 23 years, spending most of his career working in inner-city Emergency Departments/Trauma Centers.
He is founder and Clinic Director of Portland Natural Medicine in Portland, Oregon, where he specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of tick-borne diseases, chronic infections, and digestive issues. He utilizes integrative medicine, herbs, diet, detoxification strategies, ozone therapy, neural therapy, homeopathy, and stress reduction techniques to help reduce toxin burden, strengthen vitality, and promote restoration of health.
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We are going to share the EXACT protocols that worked on us and many others. It is not meant to diagnose or treat disease, nor does it replace the 1-on-1 relationship with your primary care physician. Always consult a medical professional before taking supplements and work along with them as you work on your SIBO.
