Dr. Elizabeth Boham

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.

And I sort of stumbled upon this because I had this patient come into me. And she had the same thing. She had severe mast cell activation. She was on Zolair. She was on injections for- It was like 20 grand a year. Yeah. Yeah, 20 grand a year.

And I sort of stumbled upon this because I had this patient come into me. And she had the same thing. She had severe mast cell activation. She was on Zolair. She was on injections for- It was like 20 grand a year. Yeah. Yeah, 20 grand a year.

And I sort of stumbled upon this because I had this patient come into me. And she had the same thing. She had severe mast cell activation. She was on Zolair. She was on injections for- It was like 20 grand a year. Yeah. Yeah, 20 grand a year.

Exactly. And her condition actually turned out to be the same thing. It was actually undiagnosed Lyme disease. And this is, I think, one of those things where you have to think about it. Not that Lyme disease causes everything, but Lyme disease is such a tricky condition that you've got to be thinking about it. It's a great masquerader. It's like syphilis, exactly. It's like the great masquerader.

Exactly. And her condition actually turned out to be the same thing. It was actually undiagnosed Lyme disease. And this is, I think, one of those things where you have to think about it. Not that Lyme disease causes everything, but Lyme disease is such a tricky condition that you've got to be thinking about it. It's a great masquerader. It's like syphilis, exactly. It's like the great masquerader.

Exactly. And her condition actually turned out to be the same thing. It was actually undiagnosed Lyme disease. And this is, I think, one of those things where you have to think about it. Not that Lyme disease causes everything, but Lyme disease is such a tricky condition that you've got to be thinking about it. It's a great masquerader. It's like syphilis, exactly. It's like the great masquerader.

And people can come in. I've seen people with Parkinson's symptoms. I've seen people with brain fog. I've seen people with rheumatoid, you know, seronegative rheumatoid arthritis.

And people can come in. I've seen people with Parkinson's symptoms. I've seen people with brain fog. I've seen people with rheumatoid, you know, seronegative rheumatoid arthritis.

And people can come in. I've seen people with Parkinson's symptoms. I've seen people with brain fog. I've seen people with rheumatoid, you know, seronegative rheumatoid arthritis.

Exactly. Exactly. I had one patient with fibromyalgia who was, you know, quote, unquote, fibromyalgia, whatever that means. I mean, it just means you're hurt all over. So Lyme can actually mimic fibromyalgia. So you really gotta think about it, and it doesn't present as one neat little boxed diagnosis. You gotta really think about it.

Exactly. Exactly. I had one patient with fibromyalgia who was, you know, quote, unquote, fibromyalgia, whatever that means. I mean, it just means you're hurt all over. So Lyme can actually mimic fibromyalgia. So you really gotta think about it, and it doesn't present as one neat little boxed diagnosis. You gotta really think about it.

Exactly. Exactly. I had one patient with fibromyalgia who was, you know, quote, unquote, fibromyalgia, whatever that means. I mean, it just means you're hurt all over. So Lyme can actually mimic fibromyalgia. So you really gotta think about it, and it doesn't present as one neat little boxed diagnosis. You gotta really think about it.

We're seeing this huge rise in fatty liver, not only because of alcohol, but because of how high blood sugar, high levels of insulin, toxins like glyphosate and all the other toxins you mentioned, medications that people are taking, all are putting stress on our liver.

We're seeing this huge rise in fatty liver, not only because of alcohol, but because of how high blood sugar, high levels of insulin, toxins like glyphosate and all the other toxins you mentioned, medications that people are taking, all are putting stress on our liver.

We're seeing this huge rise in fatty liver, not only because of alcohol, but because of how high blood sugar, high levels of insulin, toxins like glyphosate and all the other toxins you mentioned, medications that people are taking, all are putting stress on our liver.

Fatty liver is when the liver cells, the cells in your liver are replaced with fat cells. So fatty liver just means that some of the cells in your liver have been replaced with fat cells. And so there's fat deposited within your liver. Why do we care? Because then that means your liver can't work as well because it doesn't have all those liver cells doing the job that the liver does, right?

Fatty liver is when the liver cells, the cells in your liver are replaced with fat cells. So fatty liver just means that some of the cells in your liver have been replaced with fat cells. And so there's fat deposited within your liver. Why do we care? Because then that means your liver can't work as well because it doesn't have all those liver cells doing the job that the liver does, right?

Fatty liver is when the liver cells, the cells in your liver are replaced with fat cells. So fatty liver just means that some of the cells in your liver have been replaced with fat cells. And so there's fat deposited within your liver. Why do we care? Because then that means your liver can't work as well because it doesn't have all those liver cells doing the job that the liver does, right?

So the liver really helps our body detoxify, metabolize chemicals from the environment, metabolize our own hormones, metabolize and get rid of toxins. And so we definitely don't want to have an under-functioning liver, that's for sure. And this is the prevalence of fatty liver disease.