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Topic: Curcumin (Turmeric) for Parasites and Babesia

seibertneurolyme
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Planta Med. 2010 Nov 23. [Epub ahead of print]

Curcuma as a Parasiticidal Agent: A Review.

Haddad M, Sauvain M, Deharo E.

Laboratoire de pharmacochimie des substances naturelles et pharmacophores redox, UMR 152, UPS, Universit� de Toulouse, Toulouse, France.

Abstract

Members of the CURCUMA plant species (Zingiberaceae) have been used for centuries in cooking, cosmetics, staining and in traditional medicine as "omnipotent" remedies.

Herbal preparations made with, and molecules extracted from, CURCUMA have been shown to possess a wide variety of pharmacological properties against malignant proliferation, hormonal disorders, inflammation, and parasitosis among other conditions.

This review evaluates CURCUMA and its associated bioactive compounds, particularly focusing on studies examining the parasiticidal activity of these components against the tropical parasites PLASMODIUM, LEISHMANIA, TRYPANOSOMA, SCHISTOSOMA and more generally against other cosmopolitan parasites (nematodes, BABESIA, CANDIDA, GIARDIA, COCCIDIA and SARCOPTES).

� Georg Thieme Verlag KG Stuttgart � New York.
PMID: 21104602 [PubMed - as supplied by publisher]

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lululymemom
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Stephen Buhner states that the herb, Curcuma xanthorrhiza, is specifically useful for Babesia.

It is also one of the ingredients in the A-Bab formula.

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IGM 41 IND, 83-93+ IGG 31 IND,34 IND, 41++, 58+, 83-93 IND

31 Epitope test neg.

Bartonella henselae 1:100

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Cool! I can say, "I have two cosmopolitan parasites!"
[Big Grin]

This IS gonna be a happy New Year!
[Wink]

Smile

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pamoisondelune
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What is Stephen Buhner's dose for babesia?

Thanks
----Polly Polygonum

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lululymemom
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He never gave me a dose but on the bottle I think it said up to 30 drops twice a day. Best to start off lower and work up.

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IGM 41 IND, 83-93+ IGG 31 IND,34 IND, 41++, 58+, 83-93 IND

31 Epitope test neg.

Bartonella henselae 1:100

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GiGi
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Removing pathogens from vascular walls is paramount. Curcumin supports that along with Vitamin K2 several droppers full, High Vit A to take the calcium where it is supposed to be - in the bones. Plasmanex1 to thin the blood.

Addressing the Biofilm seriously is most important.

Google CCSVI. The whole ecosystem needs to be addressed. It is not simply a matter of a specific pathogen. Once we understand that, I think we are miles ahead.

Take care.

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CD57
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How does curcumin remove parasites from vascular walls?

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