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GiGi
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Polygonum cuspidatum (Japanese Knotweed)
Peer review literature/Science (DK)


Effective against:

Leptospirosis
Treponema denticola (spirochete in oral flora)
Bartonella (Buhner)
Many gram neg and gram pos bacteria
Anti-viral
Hepatitis B (and C?)

Other published positive effects:

Crosses blood brain barrier: anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial, protects against microbial endotoxins
High content of resveratrol increases microcirculation
(vasodilation and inhibits platelet aggregation: positive effect on eye, heart, skin (ideal synergist)
Lowers cholesterols and lipids
Increases Wound healing
Angiogenesis modulator
Ischemic heart disease
Potent antioxidant
Inhibits lipoxygenase (anti-inflammatory)
Inhibition prostaglandin E
Inhibits nuclear factor kappa B (NF kB) which upregulated in Lyme causing a cascade of immune mediated cellular responses
Leukemia
Stimulates fibroblasts (proliferative effect)
Theumatoid arthritis
Psoriasis
Increases bone mass
Anti-aging
Reduces auto-immunity
Strongly neuroprotective
Effects against: ALS, Alzheimer, Parkinson MS cerebral ischemia
Stimulates microcirculation in brain

Dosage: Whole herb (Hu Zhang) standardized to 8% resveratrols and 10 mg resveratrol. Source Naturals 500 mg tablet. Use 3-4 cals 3-4 times/day. Work up slowlyg to this does.

Contraindications: Pregnancy; consider carefully when giving with blood thinners
(synergistic effect)

Overdose: GI symptoms.

(Info/Energy Medicine/Lyme Disease and other Neurotoxin Mediated Illnesses 1/06)

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