Dr. Elizabeth Boham

He saw multiple dermatologists, had a biopsy, had part of the area removed, and was ultimately diagnosed with some type of form of a scleroderma, sort of like a malignant scleroderma, which is sort of interesting and like, oh, what's that related to? But he was also having all of these histamine type reactions.

He saw multiple dermatologists, had a biopsy, had part of the area removed, and was ultimately diagnosed with some type of form of a scleroderma, sort of like a malignant scleroderma, which is sort of interesting and like, oh, what's that related to? But he was also having all of these histamine type reactions.

He saw multiple dermatologists, had a biopsy, had part of the area removed, and was ultimately diagnosed with some type of form of a scleroderma, sort of like a malignant scleroderma, which is sort of interesting and like, oh, what's that related to? But he was also having all of these histamine type reactions.

And then when I asked him a bunch of questions, I started thinking about, well, guess what? Lyme disease is also associated with histamine intolerance because Lyme bacteria resides in the connective tissues in the body. It sort of hides there.

And then when I asked him a bunch of questions, I started thinking about, well, guess what? Lyme disease is also associated with histamine intolerance because Lyme bacteria resides in the connective tissues in the body. It sort of hides there.

And then when I asked him a bunch of questions, I started thinking about, well, guess what? Lyme disease is also associated with histamine intolerance because Lyme bacteria resides in the connective tissues in the body. It sort of hides there.

And that in turn can actually activate those mast cells, which mast cells are the first line defense or one of the first lines of defense against infectious agents. And when I asked him, because he had a lot of fatigue and brain fog type symptoms too, but maybe that was related to something else. So I asked him about potential exposure.

And that in turn can actually activate those mast cells, which mast cells are the first line defense or one of the first lines of defense against infectious agents. And when I asked him, because he had a lot of fatigue and brain fog type symptoms too, but maybe that was related to something else. So I asked him about potential exposure.

And that in turn can actually activate those mast cells, which mast cells are the first line defense or one of the first lines of defense against infectious agents. And when I asked him, because he had a lot of fatigue and brain fog type symptoms too, but maybe that was related to something else. So I asked him about potential exposure.

So lo and behold, he ended up having a low CD57 count, which is oftentimes a marker. It's not diagnostic of Lyme, but it tells you that the immune system is not working so well. And when I did advanced testing on him, he had actually had conventional lab testing. I think we talked about that in another podcast, how regular conventional lab testing for Lyme disease is not that helpful.

So lo and behold, he ended up having a low CD57 count, which is oftentimes a marker. It's not diagnostic of Lyme, but it tells you that the immune system is not working so well. And when I did advanced testing on him, he had actually had conventional lab testing. I think we talked about that in another podcast, how regular conventional lab testing for Lyme disease is not that helpful.

So lo and behold, he ended up having a low CD57 count, which is oftentimes a marker. It's not diagnostic of Lyme, but it tells you that the immune system is not working so well. And when I did advanced testing on him, he had actually had conventional lab testing. I think we talked about that in another podcast, how regular conventional lab testing for Lyme disease is not that helpful.

But I did a specialized T-cell Eli spot test on him, and his Lyme Eli spot test lit up like a Christmas tree. Wow. Right. So he had Lyme disease. He had Lyme disease, which was actually... triggering a lot of his mast cell activation type symptoms. So I've been working with him for a while and he did very well.

But I did a specialized T-cell Eli spot test on him, and his Lyme Eli spot test lit up like a Christmas tree. Wow. Right. So he had Lyme disease. He had Lyme disease, which was actually... triggering a lot of his mast cell activation type symptoms. So I've been working with him for a while and he did very well.

But I did a specialized T-cell Eli spot test on him, and his Lyme Eli spot test lit up like a Christmas tree. Wow. Right. So he had Lyme disease. He had Lyme disease, which was actually... triggering a lot of his mast cell activation type symptoms. So I've been working with him for a while and he did very well.

I put him on a supplement, which is a combination of quercetin, which can help with- It's like a natural antihistamine. Natural antihistamine. Turns out it's really good for COVID too. Yeah, exactly. Very powerful phytochemical. And he did very well by adding nettles along with quercetin in supplement form.

I put him on a supplement, which is a combination of quercetin, which can help with- It's like a natural antihistamine. Natural antihistamine. Turns out it's really good for COVID too. Yeah, exactly. Very powerful phytochemical. And he did very well by adding nettles along with quercetin in supplement form.

I put him on a supplement, which is a combination of quercetin, which can help with- It's like a natural antihistamine. Natural antihistamine. Turns out it's really good for COVID too. Yeah, exactly. Very powerful phytochemical. And he did very well by adding nettles along with quercetin in supplement form.

He also worked with nutritionists, got on a low histamine diet, dramatically made a huge, huge improvement. His brain was working better. And his energy was better, but he still wasn't 100% better. So that's where I went to the next level. And he's currently actually being treated for Lyme. And it's in the medical literature.

He also worked with nutritionists, got on a low histamine diet, dramatically made a huge, huge improvement. His brain was working better. And his energy was better, but he still wasn't 100% better. So that's where I went to the next level. And he's currently actually being treated for Lyme. And it's in the medical literature.