Topic: Lyme Disease-Best Websites for up to date Info!!
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What are your favorite and best websites for the most up to date and most inclusive and educational articles, studies, write up, reports, etc..
Please post your favorites ....
Especially which one is keeping us up to date and keeping things posted that are always keeping the new things included and is actively growing and being worked on.!!
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What herbs does Stephen recommend for the prevention of lyme disease?
The primary herb for prevention is astragalus. Stephen recommends a minimum of 1,000 mg daily if you live in a lyme endemic area. This will keep the immune markers high that need to be high to prevent infection or, if you are infected, to keep the disease symptoms as minimal as possible.
What treatment does Stephen recommend for a new tick bite?
For new tick bites, Stephen typically recommends taking astragalus � 3,000 mg daily for 30 days, 1,000 mg daily thereafter, indefinitely. See also: recent tick bites.
What herbs are recommended for babesia? Stephen generally recommends the use of Sida acuta or Alchornea cordifolia or Cryptolepis sanguinolenta for the treatment of babesia these days. You can get them from woodlandessence.com. His first choice is Sida actua, second is Cryptolepis sanguinolenta.
Stephen no longer recommends artemisinin or artemisia for babesia infections. It can work, but whatever you are treating, Sida acuta will work better, especially for babesia or bartonella. See also: babesia.
What herbs are recommended for bartonella? Knotweed, red root tincture, boneset tea, Sida acuta, and L-arginine. See also: bartonella.
What herbs are recommended for mycoplasma? Serrapeptase: 1 capsule daily on empty stomach � this will help break the mycoplasma cell walls open and make them more vulnerable to the herbs; Raintree Nutrition Myco formula � this is a great combination formula for mycoplasma and reports I have heard show it is pretty effective for most people;
Cryptolepis as a systemic antibiotic. 1 tsp 3x daily (woodlandessence.com); Gluten-free diet: Mycoplasma actually likes gluten so you should avoid it, and white sugar as well and also nuts and seeds and any oils that come from them;
Bee pollen to help replace the amino acids that the mycoplasma are consuming � 1 TBS daily in the a.m.;
To help adrenals and energy Stephen recommends the muscle tone formula from Woodland Essence which is composed of pine pollen, aralia, and American ginseng tinctures � 1 dropperful 3x daily;
If your energy is really low the use of eleutherococcus tincture (HerbPharm brand only) is essential. 1 tsp a.m. and noonish; A general multi-vitamin supplement plus extra C, D, E, CoQ-10, beta-carotene, quercetin, folic acid, bioflavoids and biotin are necessary and helpful when recovering from a mycoplasmal infection. See also: bacterial co-infections.
What herbs are recommended for candida? Stephen suggests reading his book on fasting, The Fasting Path (see bookstore), as fasting has shown some of the best results with tough to treat candida. He has also had success with a tincture combination: desert willow and chapparo amargosa � equal parts of the tinctures blended together. 1/2 tsp 3x daily for 30 days or so. You can get these from Bear Creek Herbs (505-388-5035) in Silver City, NM. See also: fungal co-infections
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