Cycles of Lyme entering bloodstream?

I have briefly been informed that Lyme disease will have cycles of rebirth where it enters the bloodstream, and can happen anywhere between 3-8 weeks apart. I do not know the terminology for this, but was wondering if others know of it, and if could explain more of the process?

Thanks!!

Peace and Health

Hi Nymets,
You have asked about a complex thing. Basically, yes, Lyme "cycles". It has a very long life cycle - lots of bacteria 'cycle' within something like 24 hours, Lyme takes weeks to complete a life cycle. Each time the Lyme Spirochete ends/begins a cycle, it must enter the blood stream.Generally speaking this is when most people have flares (not counting times when a person is experiencing a toxin over-load), because the bacteria are multiplying again.

When Borrelia burgdorferi (Lyme Disease active agent) enters the blood stream, it is at it's most vunerable state - and the abx have the greatest potential to kill the most of those lovely spirochetes.

At least that's the way I understood it. Hope this helps some!!