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Wow. What a thread. I, too, would like to "believe" that Lyme can be "cured" naturally. I have a cabinet full of expensive supplements that I "react" to that would prove this is not possible.

Though supplements certainly are good to use in conjunction with long term antibiotics, they are in no way a cure for Lyme, and like the others here, I would prefer to have my infection cured rather than suffer from the diseases it will eventually mimic and cause, including cancer.

I look at it this way. In my opinion, man created Lyme. We overbuilt in areas where deer would normally populate, for one, causing parasites that normally would not touch humans to change hosts.

For that reason alone, a "manmade" disease requires mega "manmade" intervention (abx). Nature was not prepared for this, though it can assist.

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"I can tell you though that my worst herxes were on the pure plant forms of some of the natural abx I took. I literally halucinated on one such tincture and thought I had died and was reborn at a Black Sabath concert in the 70s."

ha ha! How did I miss this one? [Wink] I think I must have been with you;)

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Tailz,
Is there any possible reason you dragged this thread out of the archives?

Please don't do this.....

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I thought twice before going on long term antibiotics. And it took about 2 seconds. And the answer was YES.

This was after 6 months of failure on naturopathic, alternative treatments.

Different strokes for different folks.

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