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joshzz
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I saw a product on the Vitamin Shoppe website and thought about buying it as Artemesia seems to be powerful.

I have Lyme disease & mycoplama fermentans. Whther or not I have anything else I don't know as I was tested but tests did not come back positive . josh

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I'm not sure about anything else that it treats but I know my LLMD uses it for babesia.

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It treats parasitic worms, but you also need to use green black walnut hull and cloves. Most of the population are infested with parasites and worms especially people with Lyme disease.

Google Hulda Clark parasite cleanse. Do a search on here under parasites and Lyme.

Gael

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You can find alot of information about herbs or almost anything if you run it through a search engine like google, etc.

There are several varieties of artemisia. The one most people use for Lyme is artemisia annua l. The variety glm1111 is talking about is sometimes a different variety known as wormwood.

Artemisia annua l is usually used for babesia but it also has curative effects for cancer & probably other ailments.

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