Therapy and Counseling

We work with physicians willing to use antibiotic combinations over an extended period. Active Lyme disease is often treated with at least 2-3 antibiotics in parallel.

The choice of substances depends on the pathogens present and tolerability. The combination aims to reach all forms of the pathogens – including slow-growing forms and those in biofilms.

Chronic infections burden the entire organism. Therefore, we recommend the following supplementary measures:

• • High-dose vitamin and mineral supplementation to address deficiencies
• • Herbal antimicrobials (Artemisinin for Babesia, Cat's Claw, Oregano oil)
• • Immunomodulators (low-dose Naltrexone, thymus extracts)
• • Detoxification procedures (heavy metals, environmental toxins)
• • Physiotherapy, adequate rest and stress management

In particularly stubborn cases, we look beyond standard procedures:

• • IPT (Insulin-Potentiated Therapy): Low antibiotic doses are more effectively channeled into cells using insulin
• • These methods are experimental and should only be performed by specialists

Important: We leave no option untried, as long as it is medically justifiable and offers chances for improvement.