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Claudia Schecter, NHC has actively applied Energy Medicine on clients with Lyme Disease and it's co-infections since 2004. She is an expert in EFT, NMT and TAT and uses these modalities as primary therapies or as a powerful adjunct to conventional treatment with Lyme antibiotics, prescribed by your Lyme doctor.
EFT and TAT are branches of the rapidly developing field of Energy Psychology and are easily learned and applied on physical symptoms and emotional stress.
Lyme support is available through private consultations and group sessions (Either by telephone or in her office in Montreal,Canada)
Lyme Testimonials
Lyme
disease is an illness caused by the bacterium, Borrelia burgdorferi
(and other co-infections),which can be spread
through the bite of certain types of ticks. Lyme disease
in humans can have serious symptoms but can be effectively
treated with conventional and/or Energy Medicine. Cases of
Lyme disease have been reported in parts of Europe,
Asia, and throughout much of North America.
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Lyme Symptoms
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The symptoms of Lyme disease are often described in three stages, although not all patients have symptoms of each stage. The first sign of infection is often a circular rash ( The "Bull's Eye")This rash occurs in about 50% of infected persons and begins at the site of the tick bite after a delay of three days to one month.
Patients often also experience symptoms such as:
- fatigue
- chills
- fever
- headache
- muscle and joint pain
- swollen lymph nodes.
If the infection goes untreated, the second stage of the disease can
last up to several months with possible symptoms including:
- central and peripheral nervous system disorders
- inability to think clearly, brain fog
- multiple skin rashes
- arthritis and arthritic symptoms
- heart palpitations
- Extreme fatigue and general weakness
If the infection continues to go untreated, the third stage of the
disease can last months to years with possible symptoms including,
chronic arthritis and neurological symptoms. If contracted during
pregnancy, adverse effects on the fetus, including stillbirth, can
occur.
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