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EPISODE · Aug 19, 2026 · 49 MIN

EP 121: Autism, PANS, PANDAS & Lyme | New Research With Dr Lindsey Wells, ND

from Lyme and Beyond with Tanya · host Tanya Hoebel

Dr Lindsey Wells, a naturopathic doctor, shares the latest groundbreaking research on folate receptor autoantibodies and their connection to autism, PANS, PANDAS, and Lyme disease. Learn how testing and targeted treatment may lead to significant improvements in cognition, behavior, communication, and overall function in patients. Episode Resources: Testing Information: https://FRATNow.com Published Research: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/42346294/ Dr Lindsey Wells: www.lindseywellsnd.com Looking for more answers and resources? https://LymeAndBeyondWithTanya.com Don't miss out - Subscribe to Lyme and Beyond with Tanya for new episodes every Wednesday. If you found this episode helpful, please leave a rating, review and share it. Your support helps more people find hope, answers and encouragement on their healing journey. This podcast is listener supported. If these conversations have helped you in any way and you'd like to support the show, donations are always appreciated. Donation Link:  https://paypal.me/lymeandbeyond

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