The Lyme Center

UVB in Lyme disease


Ultraviolet irradiation of blood, also known as haemo-irradiation, was first used in the 1930s to combat the polio virus and later for other pathogens. By the 1940s and early 1950s, the therapy was already being used for conditions such as pneumonia and tuberculosis.

Unfortunately, the advent of antibiotics meant that this non-invasive method of fighting infections was soon abandoned. But the spread of antibiotic resistance today has brought UV blood irradiation into the spotlight.

UVB in Lyme disease

UVB, UVA and
UVC effects

Experience has shown that irradiating blood with ultraviolet light can strengthen the immune system and improve overall health.

Ultraviolet blood
irradiation has been
shown to have
the following
therapeutic benefits:


Improves immune response.
Increases oxygen uptake in body tissues.
Destroys fungal, viral, and bacterial growth.
Improves circulation and decreases platelet aggregation.
Improves circulation by dilating blood vessels.
Enhances the body's ability to detoxify, inactivate or eliminate toxins.
Activates cortisol-like molecules, sterols, into vitamin D.

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