Lyme Research
Our immunotherapy research
Regarding our immune therapy, there are several approaches being explored for Lyme disease, including:
- Monoclonal antibodies: These are laboratory-produced molecules that can mimic the immune system's response to specific Lyme disease antigens.
- Immune checkpoint inhibitors: These are drugs that can block certain proteins on cancer cells to help the immune system recognize and attack the cells. Some studies have suggested that they may also be effective in treating Lyme disease.
Cytokine therapies: These are treatments that involve using cytokines (proteins produced by the immune system) to stimulate the immune response to Lyme disease.
Microbial therapy
Our Microbial therapy
Microbial therapy is a cutting-edge medical approach that leverages the power of microorganisms to treat diseases. This therapy involves using specific strains of bacteria or other microorganisms to restore the natural balance of microbial communities in the body, which can help strengthen the immune system and fight off infections. With microbial therapy, patients may be able to achieve improved health outcomes without the side effects associated with traditional treatments. This promising field of research is opening up new avenues for developing safer and more effective treatments for a variety of diseases. We believe that our research into this field can help provide insights to possible treatments or cures not only for Lyme.
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Microbial therapy is a cutting-edge medical approach that leverages the power of microorganisms to treat diseases. This therapy involves using specific strains of bacteria or other microorganisms to restore the natural balance of microbial communities in the body, which can help strengthen the immune system and fight off infections. With microbial therapy, patients may be able to achieve improved health outcomes without the side effects associated with traditional treatments. This promising field of research is opening up new avenues for developing safer and more effective treatments for a variety of diseases. We believe that our research into this field can help provide insights to possible treatments or cures not only for Lyme.