Best nootropics to treat lyme disease?

Just in case you are looking for help in this way, I would say deep detoxification is the best route. I am a certified detoxification specialist if you're interested in that type of work. The lymphatic system is the area to work on, as well as the elimination organs/glands.

i got lyme. i find the following nootropics to be very useful: phenylpiracetam for energy, aniracetam for anti-anxiety, salbutiamine for steady energy & anti-inflammatory effects, ibedenone for energy at cellular level. I heard ALC works well for lyme too but I had some bad reactions in the past so little hesitant to try.

LDN (not a nootropic), but it seems to work wonders for Lyme. In the two LDN groups here on FB there are many people fighting with lymes and since starting LDN they are different persons.

Giuseppe there is good research on ketosis for uncontrollable seizures in humans and (dogs btw). If one is having trouble transitioning to that diet, there is a company that now produces liquid and powder beta-hydroxy butrate, I actually take it for various reasons. I have also heard a podcast from a doctor from the American college for advancement of medicine who use low atmospheric pressure hyperbaric for Lyme. So this powder or liquid instantly switches you from glucose to ketone metabolism even in the presence of carbohydrates, which should really make an impact on seizures

For lyme fatigue, it's hard to say. That disease seems to wreak havoc on mitochondria. -- I'd say: Alpha Lipoic Acid (massive antioxidant, improves mitochondrial brain cell function), Acetyl-L-Carnitine (improves fatty acid usage in brain cells, partially donates to a focus neuro-chemical called acetylcholine), Uridine monophosphate (improves dopamine receptors = motivation, converts to CDP Choline = focus, working memory, motivation, increases phosphatidylcholine synthesis = membrane fluidity = mental fluidity), DHA (fatty acid that repairs the brain, works in synergy with Uridine), and a B complex (required for the synthesis of many neurotransmitters). And a complex mineral supplement. Particularly important in that is: iodine, selenium, chromium.

200MG ALA
300MG ALCAR
120MG Uridine monophosphate
1000MG DHA
Any B vitamin complex
Any complex mineral supplement

I would be extremely surprised if all of this didn't help A LOT.

Just in case you are looking for help in this way, I would say deep detoxification is the best route. I am a certified detoxification specialist if you're interested in that type of work. The lymphatic system is the area to work on, as well as the elimination organs/glands.

i got lyme but not as severe as your friend. i find the following noots to be very useful: phenylpiracetam for energy, aniracetam for anti-anxiety, salbutiamine for steady energy & anti-inflammatory effects, ibedenone for energy at cellular level. I heard ALC works well for lyme too but I had some bad reactions in the past so little hesitant to try.

Cannabidiol (CBD oil) and grapefruit seed extract (a natural antibiotic, antifungal and antiviral cystbuster) have improved my physical and mental state. Tramadol and tizanadine have made the other symptoms bearable. Is this what you wanted to know? There's more.

▪️Acetyl-L-Carnitine▪️
Acetyl-L-carnitine is an amino acid (a building block for proteins) that is naturally produced in the body. It helps the body produce energy.
It is used for a variety of mental disorders including Alzheimer's disease, age-related memory loss, late-life depression, thinking problems related to alcoholism, and thinking problems related to Lyme disease.
It is also used for Down syndrome, poor circulation in the brain, cataracts, nerve pain due to diabetes, nerve pain due to drugs used in the treatment of AIDS, and facial paralysis.
Acetyl-L-Carnitine crosses the blood-brain barrier very efficiently and can help improve cognitive performance and mental focus to keep you dialed in during your workout!
I've been using 3000mg (3g) mixed in with my pre-workout of choice - mental focus has drastically improved and drive and controlled aggression has increased.

many Doctors have NO idea what Noots are. They will most likely tell you not to use them.
I am a Doctor and I JUST found out about these 7 months ago. I use them regularly and notice a difference. But, most Doctors have no idea what these are.

The best is Caffeine + Theanine will help you improve your focus, motivation, and even mood.