Anyone for any prolonged length of time?

Thanks!

It worked wonders for me so far - but the herxes on it are real real gnarly.

Wouldn't bother to dis something as innocuous as this without trying it first (unless you were really salt sensitive). Who knows?

As the bard says: ``There are more things in Heaven and Earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in your philosophies.''

What kind of salt do you use? I don't think I could drink salt water, but I could take salt tablets.

Obviously my lyme brain is not functioning. Wonder how much salt you should take if you take body weight into account.

I'm not ready to try it yet, but it is in the back of my mind and Dr. C said to go ahead if I wanted as long as I had my blood pressure monitored.

Have a good day! Hiker

quote:

---

Originally posted by hiker53:
KeyLimePie (love that name),

What kind of salt do you use? I don't think I could drink salt water, but I could take salt tablets.

Can you explain the protocol? Thanks.

---

I use the CMC salt tablets that they say to use on the site.

I heard you're supposed to use about 1 gm salt per 15 lbs body weight.

You start low and go slow, just like everything else. (ie 1 gm of salt and c per day for the first week, 2 the second etc.. back down during a bad herx).

Herxes are waaay bad. But relief after is good. Sleep and anxiety better.

I guess people can run into problems with this as with everything else - but really, when you think about it - its pretty innocuous.

(Glad you liked the name!)

KLP

As far as I know, many people have had good results with salt, any kind. My doctor prefers to use a complete salt and ART tests the whole combination of it on his patients before he recommends the protocol. Some do not test well for it, some do. Many have great results.

Want to add here that Salt &C is just part of a number of other protocols, directed at parasites/worms, that is used.
www.neuraltherapy.com/articles/Lyme Disease: A look Beyond Antibiotics gives this doctor's version and reasons.