🎙️ Lyme Disease, MS & Root Cause Healing — New Podcast Episode

🎙️ Lyme Disease, MS & Root Cause Healing — New Podcast Episode 

If you’re dealing with: 

👉 brain fog that doesn’t clear

👉 fatigue that limits your day

👉 symptoms that improve… then come back again 

—and you’ve tried multiple treatments without steady progress—this is the pattern we see when something important is being missed. 

What This Episode Covers  In this Mind Over MS podcast episode, I walk through a different way of looking at MS symptoms—especially when they continue despite treatment.  We break down how hidden factors like Lyme and co-infections, inflammation, and nervous system stress can continue driving symptoms even when standard testing appears normal. 

Why Symptoms Keep Coming Back 

Many patients are not missing treatments. 

They’re missing the right sequence. 

In this episode, we discuss: 

👉 how Lyme and co-infections can continue affecting the brain and nervous system 

👉 why starting treatment too aggressively can increase fatigue, brain fog, and flare-ups 

👉 how poor circulation (“hypercoagulation” or “jelly blood”) reduces oxygen delivery to the brain and nerves 

👉 why stabilizing the brain and nervous system first changes how patients respond to treatment 

Watch the Episode 

👉 YouTube: https://youtu.be/6UhXo1190XY

👉 Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/lyme-disease-ms-root-cause-healing-greg-lee-former/id1877390615?i=1000760132028

👉 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/1KBnMitxXwYQx2hyotQ15T

👉 Amazon: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/6010ee13-91e0-438f-a6fe-3d4517cfeda9/episodes/b6f329a6-84f8-4a74-ae61-06f403416254/mind-over-ms-lyme-disease-ms-root-cause-healing-greg-lee-former-nasa-engineer-mind-over-ms-ep-11 

Go Deeper  If your symptoms are not improving, I created a free video that breaks down: 

👉 what may still be driving your symptoms

👉 what to address first to reduce flare cycles

👉 how to improve brain function and energy 

👉 https://www.lymeresearchcenter.com/MS 

If symptoms keep coming back, it’s rarely random.  It usually means something is still driving them—or the order of treatment needs to change.

Thanks,

Greg