Free Physician's Guide
The Complete Lyme Disease Treatment Guide
Testing, Co-infections, and Treatment Options
For patients with suspected or diagnosed Lyme disease, and their families.
Advanced diagnostics, German treatment protocols, and a clear path forward, written at St. George Hospital, where 12,000+ chronic Lyme patients have been treated since 1994.
- Why standard Lyme tests miss up to 60% of chronic cases
- Advanced diagnostics most physicians have never heard of
- The German integrative approach: antibiotics, hyperthermia, and immune repair
- A 30-question checklist to evaluate any Lyme-literate doctor
Julian Douwes, M.D.
Chief Medical Officer, St. George Hospital
St. George Hospital has treated 12,000+ Lyme patients from 90+ countries since 1994. This guide condenses that institutional experience into 50 pages.
Inside the Guide
Table of Contents
- Part I. Understanding Your Diagnosis: Why tests fail, the co-infection problem, biofilms, symptom decoder
- Part II. Treatment Approaches: German protocols, hyperthermia, apheresis, herbal antimicrobials, immune repair
- Part III. Your Path Forward: Co-infection self-assessment, diagnostic decision tree, treatment protocols, 30-question doctor checklist
- Appendices: Testing reference, symptom diary, anti-inflammatory food guide, supplement chart
50 pages of clinical depth
What You Will Learn
- 01
Why the CDC two-tier testing algorithm fails chronic and late-stage patients
- 02
Advanced diagnostic methods including LTT, ELISpot, and PCR-based testing
- 03
The co-infection problem: Babesia, Bartonella, Ehrlichia, Mycoplasma, and Rickettsia
- 04
How whole-body hyperthermia at 41.6-41.8 degrees Celsius targets Borrelia directly
- 05
A complete diagnostic decision tree to map your symptoms to the right tests
- 06
When international treatment is the right next step and how to prepare
Free Guide
The Complete Lyme Disease Treatment Guide
Advanced diagnostics, German treatment protocols, and a clear path forward, written at St. George Hospital, where 12,000+ chronic Lyme patients have been treated since 1994.
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