Lyme Disease with special guest, Dr. Richard Horowitz

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Dr. Richard Horowitz, the global expert on Lyme disease and author of “Why Can’t I Get Better?”, is here to discuss finding Lyme disease and dealing with the chronic Lyme disease symptoms.

Here’s what Dr. Richard Horowitz and I cover:
1. The global prevalence of Lyme disease – 14.5% of the population has been exposed to it
2. The difference between acute and chronic Lyme disease – chronic Lyme is much worse than people realize
3. The overlap between Lyme disease and other chronic illnesses like chronic fatigue syndrome and long COVID – they share many symptoms

Richard Horowitz, MD is a medical doctor and the author of Why Can’t I Get Better? He is an expert on Lyme disease and has treated over 13,000 patients with chronic Lyme disease.

One Response to “Lyme Disease with special guest, Dr. Richard Horowitz”

  1. Donald Mau

    Horrowitz has some pretty dumb treatments but he likes to constantly promote himself. That is how these sociopath narcissist doctors are, it’s about self promotion and making money. Just like this interview.

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