CartResearch & Resources
A transparent library of clinical guidance, public-health information, and botanical research that helps put the conversation in context.
Do your homework
A published paper is never settled science.
Research can be valuable without being definitive. Laboratory activity against an organism is not the same as demonstrated clinical benefit in people: it is a clue, not a conclusion, and side effects and toxicity deserve the same scrutiny.
We believe people should be able to trace the published research behind any medicine or botanical formula, so we separate what a study examined and concluded from what it can and cannot tell us about real-world health.
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Six ways to keep learning.
Published Research Papers
A growing reading room for published papers, with enough context to understand what each study examined and what it cannot establish on its own.
Open section 02Lyme-literate doctorsLyme-literate Doctors
A future directory view for approved provider listings. Use it as a starting point for questions, not as a referral or endorsement.
Open section 03News articlesNews Articles
A concise place to review relevant reporting with the publisher, date, author, link, and a plain-language summary kept visible.
Open section 04Our articlesOur Articles
Thoughtful, site-authored explainers that translate botanical and tick-related questions into clearer starting points.
Open section 05Our researchOur Research
Site-authored research notes that make the question, method, evidence type, and limits visible before a conclusion is drawn.
Open section 06Blog postsBlog Posts
Published notes from Washington Wildcraft: field observations, brand updates, and the everyday work behind a more informed journey.
Open sectionSources & context
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Reviewed August 2026 · Sources checked for this prototype
- 01About Lyme Disease — CDC
Explains how Lyme disease spreads, common symptoms, testing, prevention, and standard medical care.
- 02Signs and Symptoms of Lyme Disease — CDC
Summarizes symptoms that may occur at different stages and why medical evaluation matters.
- 03AAN/ACR/IDSA 2020 Lyme Disease Guidelines
Provides evidence-based clinical guidance for prevention, diagnosis, and treatment decisions.
- 04Dietary and Herbal Supplements — NCCIH
Describes what is known about supplements and why safety, quality, and interactions should be considered.
- 05Evaluation of Natural and Botanical Medicines for Activity Against B. burgdorferi
Reports laboratory findings for several botanicals; the study was in vitro and does not establish clinical effectiveness.