The Complete Bundle One of the biggest mistakes in Lyme recovery is using a one-size-fits-all approach. Borrelia needs a different herbal formula than Babesia. Bartonella responds differently than Sporozoa. After years of clinical testing, we developed five targeted LSF formulas — and we've bundled the ones that work best together for specific presentations For those presenting with general Lyme symptoms — fatigue, brain fog, joint pain, immune dysregulation — this bundle covers Borrelia ,Babesia, the two most common co-infection presentations. LSF-1 for Borrelia and Ehrlichia, crossing the blood-brain barrier. LSF-3 for adult Babesia in the liver and bloodstream. L-Glutamine to clear the ammonia toxins both pathogens release. Together they address the most common Lyme picture comprehensively For patients with significant joint involvement, lower extremity pain, tendonitis, or plantar fasciitis — this bundle addresses the Babesia growth stages and Bartonella, both of which embed in joint tissue and connective tissue. LSF-2 and LSF-4 for trophozoite and sporozoite Babesia stages. LSF-5 for Bartonella in red blood cells and liver tissue. L-Glutamine for ammonia clearance. Add Joint-Regen Cream applied topically to deliver the collagen building blocks directly to the affected joints. Every bundle includes L-Glutamine. That's not an accident. Every one of these pathogens — Borrelia, Babesia, Bartonella — secretes ammonia as a metabolic byproduct. Ammonia has a pH of 11.46. It's essentially dissolving the tissue wherever these pathogens live — your joints, your brain, your liver. L-Glutamine is what drives the urea cycle — it's how your liver converts that ammonia into urea and clears it through your kidneys. Without it, you're addressing the pathogen but leaving the damage behind. Getting started Go slowly. Introduce one LSF formula at a time over the first weeks, and hold L-Glutamine steady as your daily base throughout. Serving guidance is on each label. Designed to work alongside the care you're receiving from your practitioner, not in place of it.
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