A blog about the holistic treatment of Chronic Lyme Disease, with encouragement, resources, and links to other Lyme blogs.
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Benefits of Massage
Published on 2009-12-14 13:33:00
There are many physiological and psychological benefits of massage therapy which can help the average person stay healthy in a stressful world. For the Lyme sufferer, I would argue that massage is not a luxury, but rather a necessary strategy for healing in most cases. I have always favored healing modalities that are more hands on–sauna, rebounding, and massage over energy medicine, zappers, and supplements. Pills, tinctures, electrotherapy, and energy devices will only take the body to a cer
Lymelife Preview & Review
Published on 2009-12-08 13:24:00
The new movie Lymelife, starring Alec Baldwin, Jill Hennessy, Rory Culkin, and Emma Roberts has garnered a lot of positive attention from the Lyme community, but is it all it's cracked up to be? Despite the gushing over the latest "Lyme flick," I was far from impressed by Derick and Steven Martini's Lymelife. Besides the unsavory flavoring of an already dull plot line with copious amounts of foul language, the movie wasn't even about Lyme Disease. The single character in the movie who actually
Bounce Yourself Healthy
Published on 2009-11-28 10:31:00
Everyone knows the necessity for exercise. It's impossible to maintain a healthy lifestyle, much less recover from a serious illness like Lyme, without at least walking on a regular basis. Movement circulates lymph fluid, strengthens the body systems, and keeps immune function up. Unfortunately for spirochete-ridden bodies, regular exercise can be difficult, and sometimes even impossible. Enter the rebounder, a simple, effective, safe way to work out which provides even more benefits than walk
