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Topic: Expensive to treat Lyme

Rivendell
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Just posting this for anyone new to Lyme who is overwhelmed at the prices charged for treatment.

I know the high prices are charged for good reasons. But many have lost everything chasing the wrong diagnosis, and when they finally figure out what is wrong, there is no money left. They many be bankrupt.

Below are some inexpensive alternatives.

Best Wishes

[ 09-15-2017, 01:51 PM: Message edited by: Rivendell ]

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Herbal Treatments for Lyme and Co-Infections:
http://buhnerhealinglyme.com
http://www.tiredoflyme.com/the-cowden-protocol-for-lyme-disease.html http://www.sinomedresearch.org http://www.lymenet.org/SupportGroups/

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Rivendell
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Also google "essential oils for lyme". Many are getting well this way. And some are purchasing "Rife Machines" and seeing success.

For those of you with too much brain fog to do much research, I hope this short listing can help.

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Herbal Treatments for Lyme and Co-Infections:
http://buhnerhealinglyme.com
http://www.tiredoflyme.com/the-cowden-protocol-for-lyme-disease.html http://www.sinomedresearch.org http://www.lymenet.org/SupportGroups/

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MannaMe
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How does the Byron White protocol compare with the ones you posted links too?

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Rivendell
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Well, price wise it just depends on how many of the tinctures you are using. Byron White is somewhat expensive $80+ per tincture. Most LLMDs use his formulas.

I really have never used Byron white so don't know that much about his herbs, but have heard good reports from others.

I have heard good things about all of above protocols. And many people combine them in some way.

In Buhner's books, he tries to make it as cost effective as possible, even teaching people how to make their own tinctures. Also tells you how to save money puchaasing herbs in bulk. How to take the herbs in the powdered form or in capsules.

But all of these approaches are powerful, and it is best to be gentle and go slowly at very low doses until you know it will affect you.

Not every reaction is a herx, sometimes it is an allergy.

Take very good care of your gut health.

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Herbal Treatments for Lyme and Co-Infections:
http://buhnerhealinglyme.com
http://www.tiredoflyme.com/the-cowden-protocol-for-lyme-disease.html http://www.sinomedresearch.org http://www.lymenet.org/SupportGroups/

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