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Was wondering if anyone here has tried this herb for Bart with any success?
It is mentioned as the only thing to take for it in Stephen Buhner's book. But I have not talked to anyone yet who has tried it. ( Although Jessie Joy is the first who I have seen mention it here. )
For some reason I cannot get anything to come up in the Site Search database.
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it helped me. along with red root-cuz i had lumps---lymph nodes i guess...and the rr helped the lumps go down
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I found it to be a pretty mild hit for bart, though slightly helpful. Houttuynia in my opinion is much stronger for bart.
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Really appreciate the responses. I dont have a reliable internet connection, so it takes me a while sometimes to get back on here.
Thanks for moving this post to the appropriate location. I will try not to overlook that next time.
Think I figured out how to do a search on a topic and get it to work. Not sure why it did not last time. This will save me alot of time and having to ask as many questions. Thanks Lymetoo.
Will research a little more on this herb, and on Houttunyia as well.
If "pulsing" means a regular shifting of treatments, then I think this is what I have already been doing. And I find it is a MUST to do.
I am just in a place of confusion right now as to what to switch to, since I have three different infections to treat, and find I get worse coming off prescription drugs right now.
Want so bad to make a transition to herbs only.
Allison
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