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Who is TikTok therapist Shabree Rawls and was she really fired over a video?

Who is TikTok therapist Shabree Rawls and was she really fired over a video?

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Black Therapist Who Was Fired Over TikTok Video Posts Teary-Eyed Update

Black Therapist Who Was Fired Over TikTok Video Posts Teary-Eyed Update

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Black Therapist Who Was Fired For Urging Black Men To Seek Therapy On TikTok Breaks Silence

Black Therapist Who Was Fired For Urging Black Men To Seek Therapy On TikTok Breaks Silence

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📮Assets ONLY📌 | Shanae Rawls

📮Assets ONLY📌 | Shanae Rawls

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Air Max 90 review in less than 30 seconds. #mensfashion #style #shoes #mensstyle #shoereview

Air Max 90 review in less than 30 seconds. #mensfashion #style #shoes #mensstyle #shoereview

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You’ve probably heard of adaptogens (herbs and mushrooms that help your body manage stress). And you may know about antimicrobial herbs, especially if you’ve dealt with something like chronic Lyme. But what if some herbs can do both? Supporting your immune system while also suppressing harmful microbes. I’m calling them antimicrobial adaptogens. These include herbs like: • Japanese knotweed • Andrographis • Cat’s claw • Chinese skullcap • Reishi & cordyceps mushrooms They’re different from antib

You’ve probably heard of adaptogens (herbs and mushrooms that help your body manage stress). And you may know about antimicrobial herbs, especially if you’ve dealt with something like chronic Lyme. But what if some herbs can do both? Supporting your immune system while also suppressing harmful microbes. I’m calling them antimicrobial adaptogens. These include herbs like: • Japanese knotweed • Andrographis • Cat’s claw • Chinese skullcap • Reishi & cordyceps mushrooms They’re different from antib

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Chronic Lyme disease isn’t just about microbes in the body, it’s about how they persist! Two key mechanisms help them thrive: biofilms (you’ve probably heard of these!) and something even more critical, intracellular microbes. These slow-growing microbes hide inside cells, making them incredibly resistant to antibiotics and many other treatments. When the body can’t contain these microbes, that’s when illness takes over. Simply attacking the microbes isn’t enough if we don’t address the intracel

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Which is better for your health – 90 minutes in a hyperbaric oxygen chamber, or 90 minutes paddling out on open water? Before you spend money on the next wellness gadget or craze, make sure you’re taking care of the basics. Hyperbaric oxygen therapy can have benefits – it forces pressurized oxygen deep into tissues and may help clear damaged cells. But it also stress healthy ones, and it’s far from relaxing to sit in a chamber for 90 minutes. Now compare that to time outside: breathing clean air

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📗 For a limited time, we are offering FREE printed copies of Dr. Bill Rawls' best-selling book, UNLOCKING LYME. We simply ask you to cover the US shipping for the book ($3.95). Just visit UNLOCKINGLYME.com to claim your book. Coupon Code: FREEBOOK20 (Limit 1 per household, while supplies last) We hope this book makes a difference in your life like it has for thousands of others... ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ ❝ The best book I've ever read on Lyme Disease! It's incredibly thorough and answers my questions (and I had

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Did you know that 1 in 4 Americans has fatty liver disease? Your liver is your body’s main detox organ, but constant stress, toxins, and poor diet can wear it down over time. When liver cells are replaced with fat cells, everything from cholesterol balance to hormone metabolism starts to suffer. That’s why herbs like milk thistle are so remarkable. They help protect liver cells, and even support regeneration of new, healthy tissue. | Bill Rawls, MD

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Twenty years ago, my life reached a dead end. Lyme disease disrupted both my health and my medical career. I became chronically ill, with symptoms affecting virtually every system in my body. It felt as though my body had lost its ability to heal itself. Everything was breaking down. And the hardest part was that I didn’t understand it, and neither did my medical colleagues. In medical school, we learned how to treat disease. We didn’t learn what causes chronic illness – or how to help people ac

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The biggest obstacle to healing from a chronic illness like Lyme disease might not be what you think ⬇️ For many, it’s not just the infection itself – it's your own nervous system. When every cell in the body is sending distress signals, the brain flips into constant fight-or-flight. That state of sympathetic overactivity keeps the body stuck in a perpetual state of stress. That’s why in my recovery pathway, the first step is focused on calming the nervous system. We spend time retraining the br

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When it comes to Lyme, the distinction between acute and chronic matters. Acute Lyme is an infection – an active battle between the immune system and invading microbes. Chronic symptoms, however, aren’t usually caused by one lingering microbe. They’re the result of many microbes that your body can no longer keep in check. The key isn’t killing everything. It’s restoring balance so your immune system can do its job again. | Bill Rawls, MD

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I’ve had some of the best health of my life over the past decade – but it didn’t start that way. Before I could even begin helping others recover, I had to start on myself. By my late forties, my body was breaking down. After twenty years of sleepless nights in obstetrics I had pushed my system past its limits. I was dealing with cardiac symptoms, fatigue, gut issues, brain fog – you name it. It wasn’t one infection or one event. It was years of chronic stress slowly eroding my body’s ability to

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When it comes to chronic illness, quite often, healing doesn’t come from a doctor’s office – it comes from inside you. My job is to educate you so you can use your provider smarter, spend less, and focus on what actually helps your body heal. 🎥 from my talk with @tickbootcamp | Bill Rawls, MD

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At the root of every chronic illness is cellular stress. When cells are under too much strain from toxins, poor diet, or emotional stress – they can’t recover. And here’s the piece that’s often overlooked: microbes we’ve picked up over a lifetime can lie dormant inside our tissues, then reactivate when stress is high. Different microbes occupy different places in the body. For instance, Bartonella prefers blood vessel linings (even in the heart), while Borrelia behaves differently altogether. Th

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One of the most hopeful things I’ve learned in medicine is this: Your genes are not your destiny. You may carry certain genetic risk factors – but whether those genes become “disease” often comes down to what your body is dealing with every day: stress, inflammation, poor sleep, toxins, infections, and lifestyle strain. What does that mean? It means you can take your power back. You can support your body. And you can change your trajectory. Yes, genetics matter, but they don’t act alone. Full ep

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Can you starve Lyme bacteria by cutting carbs? Not quite. More and more people are talking about Lyme recovery, and ketogenic diets often come up in the conversation. For many people, eating lower-carb will absolutely help. It supports metabolic health, energy, and helps to reduce inflammation But there’s a common misconception that you can “starve out” Lyme bacteria just by removing carbohydrates. The reality is a bit more complex. Your body will always produce the glucose it needs to survive –

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Rich’s story highlights something powerful: when the immune system feels supported, people often feel more empowered in their daily lives. His decision-making process won’t be the same for everyone, but his experience reflects a theme many patients share: when you strengthen the body’s terrain, confidence changes too. *This reflects personal experience only and is not a substitute for medical evaluation or treatment. | Bill Rawls, MD

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PANDAS and Lyme may have more in common than you'd think! PANDAS, or Pediatric Autoimmune Neuropsychiatric Disorder Associated with Strep is marked by a sudden onset of symptoms like obsessive-compulsive behaviors, tics, personality changes following a strep infection. As I was doing some research on the condition, I was struck by the similarities to Lyme disease. Both conditions highlight the body's complex response to infections and the potential for the immune system, in its attempt to combat

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Herxing from Lyme treatment? Here’s what’s really going on, and what you can do about it. If you’ve ever started a new therapy and suddenly felt worse before you felt better, you’ve probably experienced a Herxheimer reaction. It’s often described as “bacterial die-off,” but I believe it’s also the death of infected cells, which creates debris and inflammation that your body has to clean up. Your immune system sends in macrophages to do the job, but the process produces free radicals and acids th

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If you think of your cells like tiny machines, they need the right fuel to run properly. And for most of human history, that fuel came from whole foods – vegetables, fruits, and clean sources of protein. Here’s why that matters: when you eat an apple, you’re not just eating carbohydrates. You’re eating the whole cell, complete with fiber, antioxidants, and phytochemicals that work together to nourish your body at the cellular level. Now compare that to eating a cookie. The carbohydrates and fats

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Hot take: Statin drugs are massively overprescribed. Yes – like any medication, statins have a role. But cholesterol has been positioned as the cause of heart disease, when in reality, it’s just one piece of a much bigger picture. Here’s what often gets missed: Cholesterol isn’t the enemy. Your body needs it to build hormones, stabilize cell membranes, and transport fats through the bloodstream. Suppress it too aggressively, and systems start to suffer. Statins work by blocking cholesterol produ

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Why are we seeing more celebrities with chronic Lyme disease than people who spend large amounts of time in the woods? Hint: It’s not just about getting bitten by a tick, it’s about what happens after. Hunters are getting tick bites, but they’re often not getting chronically ill. Celebrities often lead high-stress lives. Think about that nonstop travel, long hours, and little time to rest. That kind of chronic stress creates the perfect environment for dormant Lyme microbes to reactivate. These

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I’m so thankful to Dr. Josh Axe for the opportunity to share my story on The Dr. Axe Show. Here's the truth: Most people with chronic Lyme don’t remember a tick bite, and that's because the illness doesn’t happen overnight. It’s the result of multiple stress factors (including microbes like Borrelia) that gradually overwhelm the body and disrupt your cellular health. That’s why antibiotics alone often aren’t enough. Healing only began for me when I started addressing health at the cellular level

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Why do so many people with Lyme get better… only to relapse? The truth is, many conventional Lyme therapies ( like antibiotics, ozone, SOT, hyperthermia, and others) can’t be continued safely for very long. They may bring temporary relief, but once the treatment stops, the microbes often reactivate and symptoms return. That doesn’t mean recovery is impossible. It means the approach has to change. Herbs are different. With remarkably low toxicity, they can be used safely for months or even years.

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What Cholesterol Really Does in Your Body | Dr. Bill Rawls

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