Does Chronic Infection Like Lyme Disease Contribute to Alzheimer’s? With Robby Besner

In this Episode

07:05 – The role of toxicity and inflammation in neurological diseases 

11:53 – How detoxification impacts brain health and inflammation reduction

16:47 – The importance of a personalized approach to detoxification 

29:21 – Effects of EMF and the need for harmonizing technology

34:56 – Full-spectrum infrared therapy: mobilizing deep toxins for healing

49:56 – Promoting neuroplasticity to improve brain health and help in Alzheimer’s prevention

56:51 – Results of Robby’s longevity and vitality studies 

1:01:03 – Top 3 takeaways from today’s episode

Resources:

– Top Supplements for Alzheimer’s Guide 

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Does Chronic Infection Like Lyme Disease Contribute to Alzheimer’s?

Chronic Lyme disease, Alzheimer’s, and their connection — what if one could be the root cause of the other? You might not have considered the link between Lyme disease and Alzheimer’s disease, but recent research is shedding light on how infections like Lyme could be contributing to cognitive decline. In today’s post, we’ll delve into how chronic infections, particularly Lyme disease, affect the brain and the unexpected role detoxification and natural healing play in combating these conditions. Let’s explore the connection and what you can do to protect your brain health.

🎯 Key Takeaways From the Episode:

• Chronic Lyme Disease can mimic neurological diseases like Alzheimer’s (07:21)

• Detoxification protocols can help reduce symptoms and inflammation (11:30)
• Full-spectrum infrared therapy has benefits for toxin removal (16:00)

1. Chronic Lyme Disease and Its Impact on the Brain

Chronic Lyme disease is often misdiagnosed because its symptoms mimic those of other neurological diseases like multiple sclerosis (MS) or Parkinson’s disease. Lyme disease bacteria can cross the blood-brain barrier and cause serious cognitive issues, including seizures, memory loss, and brain inflammation. These effects can lead to long-term neurological damage if not treated properly. Interestingly, as Robby Besner pointed out, chronic Lyme’s effect on the brain can lead to cognitive challenges, similar to those seen in Alzheimer’s patients (06:55). By addressing the underlying Lyme infection, you could potentially slow the progression of neurological decline.

2. The Importance of Detoxification

One of the crucial steps in healing from chronic infections like Lyme disease is detoxification. Inflammation and toxins build up in the body, making it even harder for the immune system to fight infections. Detox protocols, such as using gentle binders and therapies like infrared saunas, help remove toxins and lower inflammation levels. Robby Besner advocates for a detox approach that prepares the body for more aggressive treatments, ensuring that toxins released during antibiotic treatments don’t overwhelm the system (11:30).

In fact, detoxifying before introducing treatments like antibiotics helps protect patients from die-off reactions (known as a Herxheimer reaction), where toxins are rapidly released into the body and exacerbate symptoms. By lowering toxic load, you’re providing your body with the opportunity to heal without overwhelming it with more toxins.

3. Full-Spectrum Infrared Therapy for Toxin Removal

When it comes to effective detoxification, full-spectrum infrared therapy offers a unique solution. Infrared saunas are known for their ability to penetrate deep into tissues and mobilize toxins. Infrared light has the power to vibrate at frequencies that release stored toxins from fatty tissues, including heavy metals and other harmful substances (16:00). This makes infrared therapy particularly effective in detoxifying the brain—an area notoriously difficult to cleanse due to its fatty tissue.

Robby Besner highlights that infrared therapy is more effective than traditional saunas, as it not only pulls toxins from the bloodstream but also addresses the stubborn toxins stored in deeper tissues. Studies have shown that infrared saunas can increase the amount of toxins released in sweat by 85% compared to conventional saunas, making it an essential tool for anyone dealing with chronic infection and cognitive decline.

Conclusion: 

As we’ve discussed, the connection between chronic Lyme disease and Alzheimer’s disease is becoming clearer, with chronic infections like Lyme potentially contributing to neurological damage. By incorporating detoxification protocols and therapies like full-spectrum infrared saunas, we can support the body in managing these toxins and reduce inflammation, ultimately protecting brain health.

If you found this post insightful, make sure to check out Robby Besner’s full discussion on chronic Lyme disease and Alzheimer’s or subscribe to the podcast for more insights on maintaining brain health.

What are your thoughts on the connection between chronic infections and cognitive decline? Share your experiences in the comments below!