Even if for the cold/flu season and not exactly for lyme or for use by those with lyme, it's best to consult with a LL ND (naturopathic doctor) or acupuncturist. Those links are in with the sets above. -
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LOMATIUM dissectum extract (LDM-100) -
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- Though not at all about lyme, this is one of the best reference resources on my bookshelf that has wonderful chapters, many graciously available through their website.
In this Spirulina discussion thread, GiGi posted: 15 January, 2013
In 2005, I posted this about the use of Spirulina:
"Please note that Spirulina is quite different from Chlorella. Dr. K. says he always is being asked about Spirulina. He responded during a recent seminar as follows:
"There is one paper that shows that Spirulina is quite good for a r s e nic poisoning; but it's only one paper (publication). On Chlorella we have over 500. When you look at the nutrient content in Spirulina, it is very poor compared to the content in Chlorella. The protein content is lower. N o n e of the precious ingredients are in there.
Spirulina is not an algae. It's a prokaryote. It is a bacterium that happens to use photosynthesis to make energy. The same is true for Super Blue-green Algae. It's not an algae at all from a biological point of view. Both, Spirulina and Super Blue-green Algae are microorganisms. Chlorella is a plant. I like to move things in a plant way."
Take care.
Take Chlorella 30 minutes before the main meals and at bedtime.
This way chlorella is exactly in that portion of the small intestine where the bile squirts into the gut at the beginning of the meal, carrying with it toxic metals and other toxic waste. These are bound by the chlorella cell wall and carried out via the digestive tract."
- I get Chlorella & Spirulina here. I mix with Gotu Kola powder and Stinging Nettle powder.
These might also be very helpful for your purposes. Stinging Nettle can help lower cytokines, helpful during a herx but also helpful for anyone with a cold to help them feel better and less achy.
The herb, STINGING NETTLE may serve to compensate for the reaction by calming the the cytokine storm that is often part of a herx reaction. -
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I apologize for my delay - been one of those weeks!