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wildfire
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Dr H is highly regarded for treating Lyme. My understanding is that naturopaths cannot prescribe antibiotcs in NH. So how does he get around that?
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From what I understand, Naturopaths are allowed to prescribe abx.
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in New Hampshire licensed nautropaths are legally allowed to prescribe antibiotics.

this includes even IV.

I know for a fact since I see one and she Rx my abx as well as follows ILADS protcols.

The combination has helped enormously.
They however are not covered by insurance but many LLMD's ar e not either...

with the treatment outside of customary protocols.

Dr H was on a tv program about lyme and thus gained notice.
There are others in NH

PM if you wish more info

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