Restorative Health Solutions

06/04/2026

If you’ve ever found yourself dealing with unpleasant sensations in your stomach, it doesn’t take a Ph.D. to realize something may be amiss. But it can take some sleuthing to discover why you have symptoms and what condition(s) might be causing them.

These distressing stomach problems may be a condition called gastritis.

Read on to learn about effective, natural, and safe remedies for gastritis:
https://restorativehealthsolutions.com/blog/gut-health/how-to-heal-gastritis-naturally/

06/01/2026

What happens when you've actually gotten rid of all the tick infections, but you still feel horrible?

You need to give your body some extra TLC to help recover and rebuild what's been harmed.

05/30/2026

Why don't many Lyme doctors retest Lyme and co-infections? This always confounds me.

If you're 6, 9, 12 months, or further into a Lyme program, retest to find out what has been successful and unsuccessful in the program thus far.

05/29/2026

Typically, in our office, chronic Lyme takes 6-18 months to recover from.

A six-month recovery time is lightning fast. It usually takes longer if you've had it for decades.

05/29/2026

Why have we been getting so many patients from other Lyme doctors? Because we aim at the right things.

05/28/2026

Something we run into often--doctors not giving antibiotics for Lyme disease unless there's a bullseye rash.

This has to stop.

05/25/2026

05/23/2026

Compared to antibiotics, can herbals actually help chronic Lyme patients?

“In my experience, the herbal route works well in the same timeframe and has fewer side effects and a lower chance of recurrence.” -- Dr. Kyle Warren

05/21/2026

Whether you’re going after Lyme or in the repairing process, one of Dr. Warren's favorite brain-supporting, nerve-healing nutrients is lion’s mane. Many patients also find ginkgo beneficial as it supports blood flow to the brain and can improve memory problems.

Sometimes, neurological inflammation can be improved through the natural anti-inflammatories we include in the Lyme program. Japanese knotweed, which is frequently in Dr. Warren's Lyme disease protocol, along with other brain-boosting herbs and nutrients, can help improve dopamine and serotonin levels.

05/20/2026

To get better from Lyme and co-infections, you need to do three things:

➔ Support the immune system (because it’s currently losing the fight). Effective immune boosters like cat’s claw, Andrographis, reishi, vitamins A, C, D, and more can help support your immune system.

➔ Dissolve biofilms and directly attack/kill the Lyme bacteria and co-infections with herbs like oregano, garlic, Chinese skullcap, cryptolepis, cloves, and more. There are many natural antibiotics that can be used. We have to balance this with immune support and detoxification to eliminate the “herx” or die-off reactions.

➔ Repair the parts of your body that have been damaged with micronutrients and other support.

Keep in mind that just taking a bunch of oregano probably won't help. You need an approach tailored to your body's unique needs.

Learn more here: https://restorativehealthsolutions.com/lyme-disease/