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djf2005
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has anyone else used this and had any success with it?

please share any experiences. i just got some but have yet to try.

i am struggling with chronic lyme and co infections, thank you

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hardynaka
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I have. It's just one of the herbs I used. In my experience, it's not a herb that is useful for long.

I guess people with arthritis have some success with it. My arthritis went out fast with Buhner's herbs core protocol, so that's maybe a reason why I didn't need teasel for long.

there are two types of tincture, one from fresh, one from dried herb. The one from fresh herb is better in my experience.

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I have used a Teasel Root extract called SpiroNIL from PRL "Blessings in a Bottle" for about four months, along with many other treatments. Teasel Root has worked quite well for me.

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Radha
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did anyone herx on this? and in what ways did it help? thanks for any info
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pamoisondelune
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I have used Teasel root tincture, (Dipsacus sylvestris), 50% alcohol, for a year, and it is one of my favorite herbals. It always makes me feel better, and never makes me feel bad -- so no herx, i think. I take 3 antibiotics, some Buhner herbals, other anti-lyme herbals, and many supplements, and i take the Teasel last to end on a pleasant note of relief.

Sources for teasel:
www.jeansgreens.com
www.ladybarbara.net
www.woodlandessence.com

The above sources use fresh Teasel.
I think Avena Botanicals may be using dried Teasel--- the extract looks browner.

I take 1/4 or 1/2 tsp, one or 2 times a day.
That's a higher dose than most people take. Some people take just a few drops.

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I have a lyme friend who doesn't have much access to the internet. She wants to know how much teasel to take.

She said the bottle says 3 drops 3 times a day.

Is this the maximum??

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GiGi
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This has been so long ago. I took Spironil. And I went up to a dropper full a couple of times a day. I would not start that way - but gradually increase it.

I have no idea what exactly it caused - other than eventually I got totally well. But I took many other remedies over time, not all at once, and did many types of therapies. All added together - and only when tested well with ART.

Take care.

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