https://www.treatlyme.net/guide/brain-fog-lyme-disease

Brain Fog in Lyme Disease: What is it?
There are two kinds of brain fog in Lyme disease. Some people have both forms.

The first kind is a feeling or sensation of cloudiness or fogginess of the head.
The second type is a problem with brain function where a person cannot think. People with thinking problems usually can have problems with short term memory, confusion, poor attention, word finding, or concentration.
Brain fog that is a sensation of cloudiness or fogginess is due to a build up of cytokine inflammation chemicals and another chemical made in brain infections called quinolinic acid. It can also be due to a build up of toxins in the blood from mold or yeast overgrowth in the intestines.

The poor brain function type of Lyme disease is due to

cytokines,
direct effect of Lyme and the coinfection bartonella, or
toxins from Lyme, mold, or yeast overgrowth in the intestines.

This written and video article has steps to improve brain fog in Lyme disease by

treating infections,
lowering cytokines and quinolinic acid,
detoxing,
repairing nerve injury
and fixing mitochondria cell energy factories.

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Dear RM Agents and Readers,

Recently I've had a bout of brain fog caused by die off of spirochettes which can raise ammonia levels and is like a mix master in my brain. I have been taking a multivitamin for this issue but ran out for about 4 days and was just enough to throw me into a tail spin.

I take this springtree multivitamin for the release of the ammonia problem and get it from diamond srings wellness in Midway Utah.

http://www.diamondspringswellness.com/

I have been having difficulty thinking and this really helps, does take a few days to get it back to normal. Forgive me my screw ups:)

Many Blessings,
CrystalRiver