Webinar Summary
There is no medical model for treating the growing epidemic of chronic Lyme disease in the US. Rather than relying on antibiotics, which are not effective for all patients with Lyme disease, Karima Hirani, MD, MPH treats patients with a more comprehensive, personalized approach by looking at diet, hormones, viral and bacterial infections, and environmental toxins, among other factors. In “Lyme Disease: The Biomedical Approach,” Dr. Hirani shares her holistic approach to treating Lyme disease, which includes low-dose immunotherapy and ozone therapy, as well as the successes she has experienced in her patients.
Originally aired March 7, 2019
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Presenter Bio
Karima Hirani, MD, MPH is board certified in Family Medicine as well as Integrative and Holistic Medicine (ABIHM) and Clinical Homeopathy (CEDH). Dr. Hirani received her medical degree from the Keck School of Medicine of USC and completed a family medicine residency at Long Beach Memorial Hospital. She also received an MPH from UCLA School of Public Health and completed an international certification course in ozone therapy with the AEPROMO organization in Spain.
Dr. Hirani provides care to both pediatric and adult patients, specializing in the treatment of autism, ADD, and PANDAS, as well as chronic illnesses including Lyme disease. In addition to a wide range of nutritional and preventative treatments, she provides expertise in low-dose immunotherapy, neural therapy, and ozone therapy. Dr. Hirani practices in Culver City, California, at Hirani Wellness Medical Center.
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