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Lyme disease isn’t just about a tick bite—it’s also about how resilient your body is when exposed. A strong immune system, healthy gut, and supported detox pathways all influence how the body responds. Lyme is caused by Borrelia bacteria from tick bites. Early symptoms can include fatigue, body aches, headaches, and sometimes a bullseye rash (but not always). Early action matters. From a holistic perspective, support focuses on reducing inflammation and strengthening the body: Focus on whole, nutrient-dense foods. Limit sugar, alcohol, and processed foods. Key supplements often used in integrative care: Vitamin C, Vitamin D3 + K2, Zinc, Magnesium, Omega-3s, and probiotics (especially if using antibiotics). Herbal support may include: Garlic, oil of oregano (short-term), cat’s claw, Japanese knotweed, andrographis, and turmeric. Support natural detox pathways: Hydrate well, include bitter greens, ensure regular digestion, and sweat through movement or sauna. Gut health is foundational: Prioritize fiber, fermented foods if tolerated, and gut-repair nutrients when needed. Prevention matters: Use natural repellents (like lemon eucalyptus), wear protective clothing, and check your body after being outdoors. This is strictly educational and not medical advice. The goal is to support the body so it can heal, regulate, and stay resilient.