Lyme Disease Joint Pain: How Innovative Medicine Approaches It

Lyme disease joint pain, also known as Lyme arthritis, is a fairly common manifestation of a late-stage infection with the deer tick-borne spirochete, Borrelia burgdorferi. However, for some patients, the early-stage of Lyme disease is relatively asymptomatic, and joint swelling and joint pain end up becoming the first noticeable indication that something isn’t right.

Innovative Medicine has long employed a different approach (than conventionally used) to treat patients with Lyme disease (at any stage), so it goes without saying the approach to addressing Lyme arthritis also follows a similar creative (or innovative, if you will) thread.

A brief breakdown of IM’s approach to eradicating Lyme disease

A successful Lyme treatment plan ( or for any infectious disease) must involve addressing the root causes of the specific malfunctions in the body due to the disseminated infection and other co-viruses, bacteria, fungi, and parasites. Lyme disease must be addressed on a physical, biochemical, psycho-emotional, and spiritual level. As no two patients or cases of Lyme disease are identical, no two Lyme disease treatment plans will be either.

Following identifying all dysfunctions on all levels, the next step is to begin a comprehensive treatment plan that includes oral and intravenous detoxification methods, tissue oxygenation, pH balancing, and initial antimicrobial therapies. Next, the focus turns to correcting energetic imbalances, undergoing personalized pathogen-related treatments, and addressing residual problems. So, as you can see, this approach is a little different from just popping a long course of antibiotics like doxycycline or amoxicillin.

Check out IM’s Lyme Disease Defense Kit: A Complete Arsenal for Natural Elimination for more information.

How Innovative Medicine Approaches Lyme Disease Joint Pain

Innovative Medicine addresses Lyme arthritis as part of its customized and comprehensive plan for each individual Lyme disease patient. Alongside innovative therapies to address energy and pH imbalances and the plethora of pathogens thriving in your disease-state environment, specific therapies will be chosen to address joint pain and inflammation. As with other symptoms of Lyme disease, Lyme arthritis can be debilitating. The following three therapies are often used for patients suffering from Lyme arthritis.

Pulsed Electromagnetic Field Therapy (PEMF or PEMT)

PEMT is a non-invasive, painless therapy for chronic pain. PEMT replicates the Earth’s natural magnetic field and was originally used on astronauts in outer space to help combat fatigue, depression, bone loss, and other symptoms caused by being far away from the Earth’s beneficial field. Clinical experiences have shown that PEMT can reduce pain and inflammation, improve circulation, and relax muscles.

Quantum Resonance Crystal Bed

Quantum Resonance Crystal Bed is an energy-based treatment supporting the body’s natural self-healing abilities. Using modalities like crystals, specific frequencies, pulsed electromagnetic fields, UV LED phototherapy, binaural sounds, and essential oils, the benefits include reduced inflammation (source of pain), cellular-level regeneration, immune response regulation, pH balance, and detoxification.

Halo Biophotonic Therapy

Halo Biophotonic Therapy utilizes the power of plants and unique LED lights to deliver powerful, energetic properties to the body to promote normalizing cellular function, support the immune system, open up pathways for detoxification, and reduce joint pain. The therapy has anti-bacterial, anti-viral, anti-fungal, and anti-inflammatory properties—everything you want when combating Lyme disease.

Lyme-free Life

Lyme disease is a multifaceted, multi-systemic, multi-symptomatic disease. Lyme disease joint pain is one of many different manifestations that can be constant or intermittent in both the early, late, and post-treatment Lyme disease stages. Fortunately, as you may have noticed in the three Lyme arthritis treatments listed above, these therapies’ benefits beyond just physical pain (i.e., pH balance, energy correction, tissue oxygenation, etc.). A Lyme-free life is possible but often includes thinking (and treating) outside the box.

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