Low Dose Immunotherapy: A Gentle Approach to Immune Support

Low Dose Immunotherapy (LDI) is a novel technique that harnesses minuscule amounts of specific antigens or pathogens to help the immune system recognize them properly. Rather than “revving up” immune responses, LDI aims to modulate them—quietly retraining the body to avoid overreaction. For patients dealing with Lyme disease, autoimmune disorders, or persistent allergies, this measured approach can be a lifesaver.

Developed from practices pioneered in Europe, LDI is particularly helpful for those who struggle with harsh side effects of more aggressive immune therapies. As Dr. Amy explains, small, carefully calibrated doses can desensitize the immune system, easing chronic inflammation and giving the body room to heal. The process often involves checking for various triggers—like molds or bacterial strains—then administering tiny amounts via injection or sublingual drops.

While it’s not a one-size-fits-all cure, many find renewed energy, less pain, and clearer thinking as the body’s “fight mode” finally settles. LDI is also easily combined with integrative therapies like sound healing or biofield tuning, creating a balanced synergy that supports overall wellness. For anyone weary from battling chronic ailments, LDI might be the gentle nudge the body has been waiting for.