Lyme Disease and Post-Treatment Lyme Syndrome Support

NEUROLOGICAL · IMMUNE · INFECTIOUS · MULTI-SYSTEM

Antibiotics treat one dimension of Lyme disease. We address three — simultaneously and from day one.

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Share Your History

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Medical Review

Our team assesses whether therapy is right for you.

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Personalized Protocol

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Why Patients Choose Blast Institute

Why Lyme Stays Chronic

01 — Biofilms

Bacteria Shelter in Biofilms

Borrelia and co-infections form biofilm communities impenetrable to antibiotics. No clearance is possible without disruption first.

Borrelia · Bartonella · Babesia

02 — Terrain

Toxins & Viral Load Exhaust Immunity

Heavy metals, parasites, and viral co-infections — particularly EBV reactivation — sustain immune exhaustion and inflammatory burden antibiotics cannot reach.

Heavy metals · EBV reactivation · Gut dysbiosis

03 — Damage

Nervous system damage accumulates

Neurotoxins and chronic neuroinflammation damage the CNS and peripheral nerves — brain fog, neuropathy, fatigue. Requires active repair, not just clearance.

Neuroinflammation · Brain fog · Fatigue

BLAST Institute's Lyme and PTLDS Protocol Framework

Exosomes are optional — indicated by physician assessment where neurological severity warrants.

Treatment

What it does

Targets

Pluripotent stem cellsTreatment

IV · Daily · Weeks 1–4 
Weeks 1–4 · daily

Immune reconstitution weeks 1–2; progressive shift to full neural repair weeks 3–4 as infectious burden clears. Cross-germ-layer exosomal cargo reaches neural tissue MSCs cannot.

● Nervous system
● Immune system

Pluripotent exosomes

IV · Clinician-indicated
Optional — if indicated

Added where neurological burden is severe — significant brain fog, marked anxiety, or cognitive impairment. Amplifies PSC neural repair signals. Physician-indicated at program outset.

● Nervous system

Ozone apheresis (EBOO)

Extracorporeal · Systemic
Weeks 1–4

Disrupts biofilms oxidatively. Reduces viral load including EBV reactivation. Upregulates immune function. No renal excretion burden.

● Biofilm
● Immune terrain
● Detox

Anti-parasitic protocol

B17 · Supportive agents
Weeks 1–2

Clears parasitic co-infections that compete with immune resources and shelter bacterial populations.

● Parasites
● Bacteria

EDTA chelation

IV · Heavy metals
Weeks 1–3

Removes metals suppressing immune function and worsening inflammatory terrain. Amplifies PSC-mediated immune restoration.

● Heavy metals
● Immune terrain

High-dose Vitamin C IV

15g · Throughout
Throughout

Antioxidant and immune support. Manages Herxheimer die-off reactions. Direct antiviral contribution to EBV viral load reduction alongside EBOO.

● Immune system
● Anti-inflammatory

Brain-support peptides

Cerebrolysin · CN105
Throughout

Neuroprotection and axonal repair targeting neuroinflammation and cognitive dysfunction. Intensified in weeks 3–4 alongside increased PSC neural restoration focus.

● Neural repair

Probiotics & gut support

Daily · 4 weeks
Daily · 4 weeks

Rebuilds microbiome disrupted by antibiotic history. Restores immune baseline and systemic inflammatory tone.

● Gut / microbiome
● Immune system

4-Week Program Structure · 24 Treatment Days

Weeks

Clearance & terrain

PSC role — daily throughout

Weeks 1–2

Clear, prepare
& eliminate

Clearance & terrain

EBOO disrupts biofilms and reduces viral load including EBV. Herbal antibacterials, anti-parasitics, and chelation introduced. Herxheimer reactions managed. Vitamin C and probiotics support gut and immune terrain throughout.

PSC role — daily throughout

Immune reconstitution & metabolic stabilization. PSCs strengthen depleted immune capacity and improve the terrain that all clearance protocols work within.

Weeks 3–4

Restore

Clearance & terrain

Infectious burden substantially reduced. Gut, microbiome, and organ consolidation. Peptide protocols intensified. Biology fully receptive to deep regenerative signalling.

PSC role — daily throughout

Full neural repair & systemic restoration. PSC focus shifts to neurological recovery, synaptic repair, and immune homeostasis. Peptide support intensified in parallel.

24 PSC infusions

daily weeks 1-4

6+ exosome IVs

if indicated – optional

4+ EBOO sessions

weeks 1-4

24-day herbal course

concurrent

EDTA chelation

weeks 1-3

Neuropeptides

intensified weeks 3-4

Daily probiotics

4 weeks

Lyme-Related Presentations We Address

Persistent Infection and Co-Infections

Chronic Lyme disease

Biofilm · Persistent · Multi-system

Lyme with co-infections

Bartonella · Babesia · Ehrlichia

Post-Treatment Symptoms and Fatigue

Post-treatment Lyme syndrome

PTLDS · Residual · Antibiotic-resistant

Lyme-EBV co-infection & deep fatigue

EBV reactivation · Viral load · Exhaustion

Lyme fatigue & brain fog

Cognitive · Energy · Post-infectious

Neurological & Structural Impact

Lyme neuroborreliosis

CNS · Peripheral nerve · Encephalopathy

Lyme arthritis & joint symptoms

Hair · Microcirculation · Follicle support

“Chronic Lyme is not a mystery. It is a sequence — and each step has an answer.”

Biofilms cracked. Bacteria cleared. Viral load reduced. Toxins removed. Nervous system repaired from day one. Immune system rebuilt throughout.