CAN LASERS HEAL LYME AND COINFECTIONS FASTER?
HELP US DEMONSTRATE THE NEED FOR LYME RESEARCH FUNDING BY SUBMITTING A LETTER OF SUPPORT FOR OUR GRANT APPLICATION
Chronic Lyme disease patients often undergo multiple rounds of antibiotic therapy. Research shows these protocols may produce drug resistant germs that can mutate in as little as two weeks.
Pulsed laser studies have shown reduced bacterial infections and inflammation. Studies also show faster healing, greater cellular ATP energy and mitochondrial function
- Pulsed laser therapy inactivates viruses and ordinary bacteria without harming human cells
- Lasers killed 99.9% of drug resistant E. coli and MRSA
- Lasers kill by disrupting protein structures in viruses and bacteria* and biofilms
- We are applying for a grant to study "Pulsed Laser Therapy for Chronic Lyme Patients"
- Help us get grant funding by submitting a "Letter of Support"
*Tsen, Shaw-Wei D., John Popovich, Megan Hodges, Shelley E. Haydel, Kong-Thon Tsen, Gail Sudlow, Elizabeth A. Mueller, Petra Anne Levin, and Samuel Achilefu. “Inactivation of Multidrug-Resistant Bacteria and Bacterial Spores and Generation of High-Potency Bacterial Vaccines Using Ultrashort Pulsed Lasers.” Journal of Biophotonics 15, no. 2 (February 2022): e202100207. https://doi.org/10.1002/jbio.202100207.
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Lyme (B. burgdorferi) biofilms have been shown to be highly resistant to standard antibiotic treatment which suggests they play a major role in persistent symptoms.
"New Lyme disease cases in 2020 are estimated to be as high as 1.9 million cases."
- Dr. Alison DeLong, Brown University
HEY, I'M GREG!
the founder of the Lyme Research and Healing Center and LymeResearchCenter.com. I'm a nationally recognized expert in the use of Chinese herbs and alternative medicine for the treatment of persistent Lyme and co-infections.
I began my career as a systems engineer on NASA projects such as the Hubble Telescope, the Space Station, robotics, and climate modeling projects. The stresses of working on multiple space projects caused me to suffer from irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) which got worse with medications until I got better with acupuncture.
The relief inspired me to change my career path, to become a Master Acupuncturist and Chinese herbalist. Over the past thirty years, we have helped over a thousand patients with chronic Lyme, co-infections, mold toxicity, parasites and viral infections to heal more quickly through natural remedies and treatments. Our Lyme Research & Healing Center is currently located in a research facility in Frederick, Maryland.
We are researching faster methods of helping our Lyme patients to heal more quickly, including: advanced scanning for infections, laser activation of natural anti-Lyme remedies, hydrogen therapies for detox, Frequency Specific Microcurrent for lowering inflammation and symptoms, and microparticle delivery of anti-Lyme remedies.
Your letter of support will help us to demonstrate the need for more effective, lower cost treatments for Lyme. We will use your letter of recommendation to apply for a grant to study pulsed laser therapy to treat Lyme disease, which may be crucial in helping thousands of Lyme patients with a promising new therapy.
This innovative approach has the potential to address several key challenges in current Lyme disease treatment: lower costs compared to long-term antibiotic regimens, combat the growing issue of drug resistance, cut through biofilms, and potentially offer faster healing by reducing inflammation and aiding detoxification.
Your letter will help us to demonstrate the need for funding Lyme research. We will pave the way for more effective, accessible treatments that improve outcomes for Lyme disease patients. This technology could represent a significant leap forward in faster healing of chronic symptoms, faster recovery from resistant infections, and overcoming debilitating illnesses.
SUBMIT YOUR LETTER OF SUPPORT TODAY
HELP SUPPORT EFFECTIVE LYME RESEARCH
Your letter will help us to show the grant reviewers the need for more effective treatments for Lyme and co-infections!
Thanks, Greg