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Lyme & Tick-Borne Illness
July 15, 2026

The Co-Infections a Standard Lyme Test Was Never Built to Find

Many people who find their way to us have been told their results are normal. They have also been sick for years. Both things are true.

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Lyme & Tick-Borne Illness
July 15, 2026

Alpha Gal - The Tick Bite That Is Making Meat Dangerous

A tick bites you on a trail in McLean or a golf course in Middleburg, and you barely notice. Six weeks later you are waking at 2 a.m. with hives, stomach cramps, or a racing heart, a few hours after dinner and for no reason anyone can explain. Every test your doctor runs comes back normal. You are told it is IBS, perimenopause, or stress, or handed the word idiopathic, which in plain terms means no one knows.

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Lyme & Tick-Borne Illness
July 15, 2026

The Co-Infections a Standard Lyme Test Was Never Built to Find

Co-infections are one of the most common reasons patients with Lyme stay sick after treatment. They are also one of the most consistently missed. The standard Lyme test was built to look for one infection.

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July 6, 2026

Scientists Engineered Mice to Block Lyme. What It Means if You Already Have It

Scientists at MIT engineered mice that fight off Lyme and pass that protection to their pups. In a 2026 study, ticks that fed on these mice picked up almost no Lyme. It is a real step toward fewer infected ticks, but it does little for anyone who already has it.

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July 2, 2026

What a Lyme-Literate Clinician Looks for When Your Symptoms Don't Add Up

A Lyme-literate evaluation starts with the sequence of symptoms, exposure history, and clinical pattern, not lab results alone. It is built to catch the cases the standard two-tier test misses, including the many patients who never recalled a tick bite. Across Washington, DC, Virginia, and Maryland, where both blacklegged and lone star ticks are established, we see these cases often.

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Lyme & Tick-Borne Illness
June 26, 2026

Why "I Feel Fine" Is the Wrong Way to Decide About Lyme Treatment

Most people who get a Lyme diagnosis at our clinic do not feel like they are in danger. They came in tired, or foggy, or carrying joint pain that no one had explained, and the diagnosis was almost a relief. Then comes a harder moment. The symptoms are real but manageable, the treatment is an investment, and a quiet voice starts negotiating. Maybe it can wait. Maybe it is not that serious.

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Health & Well-Being
June 18, 2026

A Diagnosis Is Not the Same as an Answer

Naming a condition and explaining it are not the same thing, and the gap between them is where most patients get stuck.

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Integrative Cancer Care
June 4, 2026

After Breast Cancer: What Surveillance Was Never Designed to Do

The gap between watching for recurrence and caring for what changed — and what a complete post-treatment plan addresses.

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Health & Well-Being
June 4, 2026

From Supplements to IV Therapy: Knowing When to Add the Next Layer

Learn when IV therapy becomes the next step after supplements. Discover how IV nutrient infusions support absorption, fatigue, inflammation, and recovery through precision integrative care.

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Health & Well-Being
May 27, 2026

The PK Protocol: IV Therapy for Complex Chronic Illness and Cellular Repair

Chronic illness is rarely just one problem. It's a cascade — damaged cells, overwhelmed detox pathways, neurological strain, and persistent inflammation feeding into each other.

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Lyme & Tick-Borne Illness
May 20, 2026

Herxheimer Reaction in Lyme Disease: Feeling Worse Before You Feel Better Is Not a Sign That Treatment Is Failing

What a Herxheimer reaction — or “herxing” — actually is, why it happens in Lyme and co-infection treatment, and what it means as you move through treatment.

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Health & Well-Being
May 20, 2026

Methylene Blue Therapy: Mitochondrial Support for Energy, Brain Health, and Cellular Repair

Methylene Blue has a surprising history — developed over a century ago as a textile dye and antimalarial medication, it's now emerging as one of the more compelling tools in integrative and longevity medicine.

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Health & Well-Being
May 19, 2026

Liver Disease Is Often Silent — Here's How to Find It Early

Up to 80% of people with liver disease go undiagnosed. Not because the condition isn't serious — but because standard tests frequently miss it until significant damage has already occurred.

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