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Is chronic lyme treatment worth the money?

40 people answered this on the record, across 16 organisations. The change they described most often was symptoms resolved or reduced — 11 of 40 raised it unprompted. 10 described more energy through the day. Each figure is a count of what someone said in a recorded interview.

Based on interviews recorded up to 2026-06-12. Updated as new interviews arrive.

Individual results vary. This is one customer's first-hand account of their own experience, recorded on camera and published unedited. It is not medical advice, and nothing here is intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any condition. Talk to a qualified healthcare professional before making decisions about your health.

What the answers had in common

Counts of interviews where the person described this in their own words.

Outcomes described by people answering: Is chronic lyme treatment worth the money?
What changedInterviewsShare
Symptom relief11 of 4028%
More energy10 of 4025%
Family & relationships9 of 4023%
Less pain9 of 4023%
More clients9 of 4023%
Mood & stress6 of 4015%
  • I was no longer diagnosed bipolar.Lalla Fitzpatrick
  • It was better than not feeling well, and I felt like I was tired of spinning my wheels of trying to figure it out myself.Annie Eich
  • I think my initial impression just from speaking with folks who knew them and looking at their website was, oh, maybe they're geared more towards children and teens, maybe they can't help me.Annie Eich
  • But I often integrate the herbals and the antibiotics because I feel that supports the person in not only killing the bug but also supporting their immune system, reducing their inflammation.Clemma Nash

The interviews behind this answer

What they doubted first

  • Dr. Clemma Nash initially hesitated due to the cost and time commitment, but ultimately felt the education was well worth it. She valued the ability to help her patients more effectively over the initial financial concern.Clemma Nash
  • Cambria Peterson initially worried about the cost because she had already spent significant money on other failed treatments. However, she noted that the clinic offered payment plans and accepted HSA funds, ultimately stating she wouldn't second guess the inv…Cambria Peterson
  • Dave Gardner initially had discussions regarding the cost and was resistant to alternative medicine. However, his wife encouraged him by comparing the investment to past frivolous spending, and Dave now feels the care and potential for prolonged health make i…Dave Gardner

Follow-up questions they answered

Is neurofeedback worth the investment for chronic mental health issues?
Lalla Fitzpatrick stated that the treatment was well worth the money. She believes that while other health suggestions helped, she would not have reached her current level of high-functioning well-being without the neurofeedback sessions. — Lalla Fitzpatrick
Is neurofeedback difficult or painful to do at home?
According to Lalla, the process is very simple and completely painless. She was able to rent the machine and perform sessions at home for both herself and her son. — Lalla Fitzpatrick
Can neurofeedback help with ADHD in children?
Lalla reported that her son, who has ADHD, used the rented neurofeedback machine and could feel a noticeable difference in his condition. — Lalla Fitzpatrick
Is the cost of Dr. Tom Moorcroft's LDPC program worth the investment?
Dr. Clemma Nash initially hesitated due to the cost and time commitment, but ultimately felt the education was well worth it. She valued the ability to help her patients more effectively over the initial financial concern. — Clemma Nash
Does the LDPC program cover more than just standard antibiotics?
Yes, Dr. Nash specifically chose this program because it offered an integrative approach. It covers prescription medications alongside herbal options to support the immune system and reduce inflammation. — Clemma Nash
What kind of ongoing support is available after the training?
Participants can join the Lyme Disease Practitioners group, where Dr. Tom Moorcroft meets with practitioners twice a month to exchange ideas and help manage complex cases in real time. — Clemma Nash

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