The many “faces” of Lyme.

Looking Beyond a Single Piece of the Puzzle

Over almost seven years of collecting our own wellness data, Lyme has consistently stood out as one of the most complex patterns we encounter.

Medically, Lyme disease is caused by Borrelia bacteria transmitted through infected ticks. However, in our own wellness work, we have often observed that people navigating Lyme-related concerns present with a much broader picture, having been infected also through other vector borne ways.

Through Energy Testing, we have repeatedly explored priorities involving additional bacteria, parasites, viral stressors, nutritional needs and emotional patterns alongside a person's Lyme concerns.

This has shaped the way we look at Lyme:

Not simply one concern—but a whole-person picture that may have many contributing pieces.

Below, we're sharing some of the patterns we have personally observed over almost seven years, including the organisms and other wellness priorities that have repeatedly appeared in our Energy Testing, the frequencies we have incorporated into our complementary frequency work, and the emotional patterns we have commonly explored and cleared.

Bacteria & Other Microbial Priorities

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Parasites

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Viral Priorities

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Frequencies We Have Used

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Emotional Patterns We Commonly Encounter

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Our approach isn't about assuming that every person with Lyme has the same underlying picture. Each person is different, which is why we test individually rather than following one standard protocol.

Explore the whole picture. Personalize the support. Bring the body back toward balance.

The observations above reflect our own complementary wellness work and are not diagnostic findings. Energy Testing and frequency-based practices have not been established as methods for diagnosing or treating Lyme disease. Lyme disease and suspected tick-borne infections require appropriate medical assessment and treatment.