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Topic: catsclaw question

lpkayak
Honored Contributor (10K+ posts)
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my llmd told me it might help with lyme. but he said i had to get a certain kind. i forgot what kind. does anyone know? i will call him if i have to but i hate to bug him about little things. thanks.

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Lymetoo
Moderator
Member # 743

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This is what you're looking for!

Samento http://www.herbalremedies.com/liquidsamento.htm

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Kira
LymeNet Contributor
Member # 2676

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Hi there,

Be it Cat's Claw or Samento...TOA free is what you are looking for...(I forget what the TOA stands for but it's something toxic to the system, which is why you want your supplement of choice to be "free of it" in your drops or capsules...)

Potent stuff...many people can not do the full dose right off the bat...build up slowly!!

Kira

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lhm312
Unregistered

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Another brand recommended as high quality is called Prima Una de Gato, which is TOA free cat's claw, by Allergy Research Group.

It's very powerful, you start with one drop in half a glass of water, let it sit for a minute first.

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lpkayak
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thank you all.

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