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ballrmdanz
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Hey Folks,

Does anyone use Kudzu tincture? It was recommended in Bruhner's latest lyme book. Who do you order it from?
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I ordered dried kudzu from 1stchineseherbs and am tincturing it myself. I was thinking that simmering the ground root in soup could be good too since it can be eaten as food. Haven't tried either form yet though.
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I used to take Kudzu and add in a Umeboshi plum anytime I felt a potential onset of cold or flue, it worked well
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I get it from Woodland Essence. I really like it; helps brain fog, neuro symptoms ... Buhner likes it and says to take it for encephalitis.

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By Buhner'slatest book, do you mean the 2015 book, "Healing Lyme"?
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