If you had money to spend only on one treatment which would you go for?

IR-sauna would be my choice. It helps so much with detox and I can't imagine living without one. Especially when I'm treating more after getting another tick bite I need to use the sauna very often to be able to function well.

It's a good question, and to be honest I'm not sure there is a good answer to it. I'll be interested to see the responses.

Personally, I would absolutely do a hail-mary expensive treatment if I knew the outcome would most likely end up as restoration of health and well-being. I'd go into debt for it. The problem is I'm not convinced that option exists.

the question seems to be based on the assumption that there are single treatments out there that can cure a person after years of illness with chronic lyme

that may be the case for a minority - but from most of the accounts i read here and in other forums - it seems like often takes many different modalities at once or in sequence to get a person back to health. its a complex disease and the longer you have been sick the harder the road back seems to be.

many LLMD's use many modes at once also - eg Horowitz and his 16points map

the closest things to one hit treatments that seem to have some promise:

for lyme without other co-infections ( which may be the exception rather than the rule ) hyperthermia treatment seems to be a possible option - available in Germany and a few other places i think - but relapses are still common i hear

disulfiram has certainly been a one hit cure for some - but an equally large number seems to spiral into neuropathy or even psychosis - so a kind of high risk option

Horowitz did some promising studies on his double dose dapsone and combination abx treatments - seems to certainly move people forward - even if sick for a long time - but often less than a cure - and needs careful close medical supervision - due to side effect profile being so high

don't mean to be bleak - its not quite this tough for everyone with lyme - my partner for instance recovered physically after around 4 years with just ketogenic diet, some buhner herbs - mainly knotweed and cats claw and eleuthero - and a couple of short rounds of abx and and is now back at work doing 12 hrs days - but that seems rare - so best to be clear what you are dealing with

I would second the IR sauna! For supplements I would go with Samento,