Maybe others on here, like me, have heard about Bryon White Formula's and the A-L Complex and are curious so if that's you, click the link. What you will see is the label on the bottle.
The one source I checked sells this formula for $89 and it contains 900 doses making it cost effective, imo, at 4 to 20 drops per day.
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It seems a bit expensive... I've seen mixed reviews of these products. It may be a good idea to look around or post a new thread to see if people are getting good results with these products.
With herbs, it usually takes longer for the results to pan out. If someone feels better right away, it might be the placebo effect. Nothing wrong with that but it does take time to see if things really are helpful in the long haul.
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PS - you may want to start off with a good parasite cleanse type of program. I think it may be a bigger issue with people in Lymeworld than most expected.
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Thanks for the link - it still doesn't explain where everyone heard about it, though? Was it through their LLMDs individually, through this board - or somewhere else?
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Personally I would go with A-Babs or A-Bart before considering A-L
Bio-Resource only sells to Docs but there are places online where you can purchase the Herbs.
PM me if you need the Link
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Paul Mall,
So did you first post about Bryon White here, and that's how everyone knows about it? Or was it elsewhere? Just seemed like a lot of people were talking about it all of a sudden, and I wondered if a particular LLMD was recommending it for all of his/her patients.
quote:I believe the UNH Samento/Banderol study was funded by Turn the Corner Foundation.
I spoke to Eva Sapi, and that study wasn't funded by anyone but the university (her words). You're making assumptions, and unless she lied to me, your assumptions are wrong.
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I am confused, which are most people using - Byron White Herbals or Cowden? Which tends to be more successful?
I have met people getting well on the Cowden or modified Cowden. Not sure about the Byron White Herbals.
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the only 2 LLMD's I know personally both treat with Byron White Herbs
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Thanks Paul, do you know why they choose those over the Cowden?
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from what I understand the Byron white Herbs are 1:1 Herb to Alcohol ratio which is very potent
where most herbal tinctures are Near 4:1 (4 parts alcohol 1 part herbs)
I did not get information from the LLMD's as to why they prefer this protocal but I could get that information for you next month if I remember to ask.
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Thanks Paul, but couldn;t that be a bad thing? I know Dr. B says no alcohol since it can weaken immunity and also the body treats alcohol like sugar.
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I thought we were supposed to avoid alcohol?
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I don't think it's a big issue if you take a tincture (few drops) of alcohol. It's not like you are having a martini or something...
You can always put the tincture drops in hot water to evaporate the alcohol off. You may make the tincture a bit less potent, though. Depends on the herb... or how sensitive the person is.
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Actually puting them in hot water does not evaoporate the alcohol. There was a study that showed it takes about 2 hours to evaporate the alcohol.
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I have done oral abx, Cowden & Byron White (with Dr H) and the Byron White formulas - ABart & ALyme - are really really helping.
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So which address the more unknown issues better...the Cowden or Byron White formulas? At this point it looks like my issues may still be bart and babs hanging on but also this parasite Fry Labs found.
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According to my LLNP, the Byrom White addresses things like parasites as well as Lyme et al.
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