CHRONIC LYME & CO-INFECTIONS
Understanding the Terrain Behind Your Symptoms
Many people with Lyme feel unheard. The symptoms are real, complex, and often dismissed — yet your body is speaking clearly. Lyme doesn’t create one imbalance; it creates a web of patterns affecting your whole terrain.
Instead of attacking the pathogen, we look at how the terrain has shifted — the fluids, organs, mucosa, lymph, and nervous system. When we restore those, the body finds its clarity again.
COMMON SYMPTOMS PEOPLE RECOGNISE
Do any of these feel familiar?
Fatigue that comes in waves
Brain fog, dizziness, or feeling “spaced out”
Sensitivities to chemicals or food
Pain that migrates (joints, muscles, fascia)
Digestive instability
Sinus pressure, congestion, or post-nasal drip
Insomnia or waking wired at night
Feeling worse in damp, mouldy environments
Histamine flares or sudden reactions
Mood swings, irritability, anxiety spikes
Swollen glands, puffy face, fluid retention
Temperature dysregulation (hot and cold phases)
You are not imagining it.
These symptoms appear because Lyme changes the terrain, not just immunity.
THE LYME TERRAIN WEB
Chronic Lyme creates interlinked patterns that reinforce each other. When we address these layers gently, your body begins to recover step by step.
Here’s the terrain map I use:
1. Mould & Fungal Terrain
Lyme often co-exists with mould exposure.
This creates cold/damp stagnation, brain fog, swollen sinuses, histamine surges, and deep fatigue.
Supports:
Mould & Fungal Terrain Cleanse
Kidney Reset
Lymph Cleanse
2. Environmental Load / Forever Chemicals
Toxins, plastics, PFAS, and heavy metals weaken immunity and overload the liver. Many Lyme clients:
react to fragrances
feel “toxic”
have hormonal imbalance
wake between 2–4am
struggle with inflammation
Supports:
Environmental Load Cleanse
Liver–Gallbladder Reset
3. Lymphatic Stagnation
A hallmark of chronic Lyme. Symptoms include:
swollen glands
puffy eyes
tight fascia
fluid retention
headaches
skin issues
Supports:
Lymph & Skin Cleanse
Gentle movement
Mucosal hydration
4. Liver–Gallbladder Congestion
When the liver can’t clear inflammatory metabolites, the whole terrain becomes reactive.
Symptoms:
headaches behind the eyes
nausea
PMS
acne
irritability
chemical sensitivity
Supports:
Liver–Gallbladder Reset
Blood & Circulation Cleanse
5. Parasite Terrain
Parasites often house co-infections.
Many Lyme clients have:
IBS
sugar cravings
bloating
alternating bowels
fatigue
brain fog
Supports:
Parasite Cleanse (Phase 1 & 2)
Colon Reset
6. Nervous System Overload
Lyme dysregulates the vagus nerve.
Symptoms include:
anxiety on waking
wired-but-tired
sensory overwhelm
sudden sadness
emotional volatility
insomnia
Supports:
Nervous System Reset
Rose & linden infusions
Nature-based practices
7. Kidney Depletion
The water element collapses in chronic Lyme.
Look for:
lower back ache
urinary irritation
poor hydration
dry skin
oedema
fatigue
Supports:
Kidney & Bladder Reset
Mucosal hydration blends
WHICH CLEANSE SHOULD YOU START WITH?
Because Lyme affects multiple pathways, the best starting point depends on your symptoms.
Take the quiz and discover which terrain pattern is strongest for you right now — and which cleanse will give you the best foundation.
RECOMMENDED CLEANSES FOR LYME CLIENTS
Most Lyme clients find benefit from beginning with:
1. Mould & Fungal Terrain Cleanse
For cold/damp terrain, histamine, sinus issues, fatigue.
2. Environmental Load / Forever Chemicals Cleanse
For inflammation, hormone imbalance, chemical sensitivity.
3. Lymph & Skin Cleanse
For swollen glands, puffy face, skin flares, headaches.
4. Nervous System Reset
For wired-but-tired, emotional volatility, insomnia.
5. Parasite Cleanse (Phase 1 & 2)
For digestive instability, cravings, fog, fatigue.
THE OXFORD HERBAL APPROACH
Your body is not broken.
It is asking for softening, nourishment, flow, and repair.
I work with the natural wisdom of plants, the rhythm of the seasons, and the language of the tissues.
This isn’t aggressive detoxing — it’s a slow restoration of clarity, warmth, and resilience.