Are Lyme, Tick-Borne Illnesses Or Mold Undermining Your Health? Find The Culprit!

Could stealth infections or mold be the reason for your extreme tiredness, muscle aches & pains, flu-like symptoms and sleep problems?
Which hidden stressors keep you in the "red zone"... and what's preventing your body from recovering
How stealth infections hijack your immune system (and what's likely missing in your recovery protocol)

Take this short quiz to find out what might be sabotaging your recovery!

"Normal" Doesn't Mean Optimal

Many conventional doctors often rely on standard lab tests as dictated by health insurance.

When these tests come back within a certain range, they might declare your levels as "normal."

Yet "normal" ranges are based on averages from a broad population, healthy or not.

This means you could be at the higher or lower end of the "normal" spectrum – yet still experience symptoms and a higher risk profile.

Without advanced lab testing, it's impossible to identify what hidden stressors and stealth infections are draining your energy, performance and resilience... such as gut, hormone and immune imbalances or nutrient deficiencies!

Finally, let me ask you an important question...

If you're on all sorts of medications, do you feel any better? Are they actually working?

If the answer is "not really"... then this may indicate that you haven't fully addressed all the hidden stressors that are sabotaging your energy, vitality and wellness.

So if you're wondering what might be sabotaging your recovery, then take the short quiz!

Meet Dr. Monica Jauregui, MD

Dr. Jauregui takes a holistic approach to your health, combining individualized one-on-one treatment with fun group classes and the latest diagnostic technology so you can feel better than ever before! After years of experience in her profession she understands what it's like not being heard when something is wrong inside - that’s why she works hard to form an partnership with you on the road back toward wellness.

Born in Ithaca, NY she grew up in Monterrey and attended Mexico College and Med School Ignacio A Santos of Tec de Monterrey 1998-2006. She completed her Internal Medicine Residency at LSU Shreveport 2008-2011. and has practiced in East Texas since 2011. Dr. Jauregui transitioned in 2020 to Private Internal Functional Medicine Practice.

Her heart has always been with the hispanic population and she gives back through her charity work with Cáritas de Monterrey, Medical Ministries. She is an International Institute for Functional Medicine Certified practitioner from the Kalish Institute of Functional Medicine and is ILADS trained.

HERE'S WHAT MOST PEOPLE DON'T REALIZE...

3 Misconceptions About Treating Lyme,Tick-Borne Illnesses & Mold Toxicity

Attributing Symptoms
To Natural Aging

Lyme disease symptoms like joint pain, swelling, brain fog, fatigue, and sleep issues are often dismissed as simply part of the aging process. However, this dismissal can lead to delayed or misdiagnosed treatment, exacerbating the condition. It's crucial to recognize that these symptoms could be indicative of Lyme disease and seek appropriate medical attention for accurate diagnosis and treatment.

Neglecting
Co-Infections

Failure to adequately test for and treat co-infections associated with Lyme Disease can lead to prolonged illness and complications.

Co-infections such as babesiosis, bartonellosis, and ehrlichiosis often present with similar symptoms to Lyme disease, but require specific treatments for resolution. Neglecting to address co-infections as well as mold toxicity can result in incomplete recovery and ongoing health challenges.

Incomplete
Treatments

Using a single antibiotic may not be sufficient to effectively combat the complexities of Lyme Disease.

Inadequate treatment with only one antibiotic may fail to target all strains of the Lyme bacteria or adequately address co-infections. A comprehensive approach that includes multiple antibiotics or combination therapies tailored to the individual's specific condition is often necessary for successful Lyme disease management.