Lyme Podcast Interview with Dr. Isabel Sharkar
By Dr. Rev. Isabel Sharkar, NMD | Published Sep 2024
https://wava.com/podcasts/life-changing-weekend/life-changing-weekend-06-23-24-lyme-disease
This week, I interview Dr. Isabel Sharkar of the Indigo Integrative Health Clinic in Washington, DC, about the dangers of Lyme Disease. For more information about free webinars with Dr. Sharkar, please call the clinic at (202) 888-8861 or visit the website at indigohealthclinic.com.Also, if you get a tick, remove it completely by keeping the head intact and go to www.tickcheck.com to learn more about how to have the tick tested to sure it isn't spreading Lyme disease to you, your family, pets and community.
Medical Disclaimer
This content is provided by Indigo Integrative Health Clinic for educational purposes only. It does not constitute medical advice, a diagnosis, or a treatment recommendation, and does not establish a provider-patient relationship. Individual health conditions vary — information presented here may not apply to your specific situation. Always consult a qualified, licensed healthcare provider before making decisions about your health, medications, supplements, or treatment plan.
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