Curing Lyme Disease Naturally

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New paths to healing

Ticks are widespread – and so is the disease they transmit, Lyme disease. Conventional therapies are increasingly proving ineffective, and growing resistance is complicating treatment. This is the starting point for Wolf-Dieter Storl’s ethnomedical approach, which opens up new paths to healing.

This book combines traditional healing techniques with modern insights into the treatment of Lyme disease, drawing on traditional Chinese medicine, ancient Native American healing practices, homeopathy, and inherited Western herbal medicine. Against the backdrop of the biological, cultural and social aspects of the disease, the book presents a holistic approach to treating Lyme disease, focusing on the cardoon plant and hyperthermia therapy.

It is a well-grounded guide for both patients and therapists that deepens our understanding of complex chronic diseases. Includes recipes and practical applications.

Wolf-Dieter Storl: is a cultural anthropologist and ethnobotanist. He has taught at various universities and published numerous books that have become successful long-sellers. He lives on a remote farm in the Allgäu region of Germany.

Photos: Lisa Storl