The Karlfeldt Center

Donna Gates had Lyme her whole life and didn't know it.

No camping, no hiking. Just a kid swinging on vines across a creek.

She carried it for decades, written off as chronic fatigue, until long COVID forced her to finally look deeper.
What she found: Lyme and candida both form biofilms. They've been on this planet millions of years longer than us. They know how to hide.

Antibiotics alone won't cut it. But lactobacillus plantarum, found in fermented vegetables, survives antibiotic treatment and works against those biofilms. You can treat the infection without destroying your gut.

Full conversation on Integrative Lyme Solutions. Link in bio.

Your team member isn't difficult. They're carrying something you don't know about yet.

Dr. Melanie Gray has spent over 25 years watching high performers, quiet employees, and everyone in between struggle not because of a lack of skill, but because of a past that never got addressed.

Trauma-informed leadership isn't about being a therapist. It's about knowing that the person in front of you has a story, and leading with that in mind.

Full conversation with Dr. Melanie Gray on The Dr. K Show. Link in bio.

Your body already knows how to fight cancer. The problem is it stopped being able to see it.

Cancer survives by hiding from your immune system. Chemo can shrink a tumor. It cannot teach your immune system to finish the job.

That's the conversation nobody is having in the oncologist's office.

Dr. William Nelson on Integrative Cancer Solutions. Link in bio.

You don't stop loving someone just because they're not in the room.

Thomas Attig has spent his life studying grief, and this is the idea that changes everything. The people we've lost are still shaping us. Still in us. The love doesn't have to end just because they did.

Full conversation on The Dr. K Show. Link in bio.