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Topic: Lithium Orotate experiences?

Neville
Member
Member # 5890

posted

Hi,

Was reading the recently published book on the

"Top 10 Lyme Treatments", and was curious about

the inclusion of Lithium Orotate. I have run a

search here and see little mention of it or any

personal reports.

It's section of the book makes it sound

promising for neuro symptoms.

Anybody try this? I'd like to hear about

experiences, good or bad. Particularly looking for

something to help with my short-term-memory loss

as it has really impacted my ability to

focus and get things done.

Thanks!

Neville

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SForsgren
Frequent Contributor (1K+ posts)
Member # 7686

posted

My ND uses it regularly for patients and I believe that Dr. K also uses it at times.

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Be well,
Scott

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ByronSBell 2007
Unregistered

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I have read the book and tried things in it. I had don the Lithium and I did not notice any difference in symptoms. I also tried the wobenzym that he sugggest and it did nothing for me either. But dont let that stop you becuase there is nothing out there that does anything for me!

Things that never helped me:
I have tried all kinds of antidepressants, pain killers, narcotics, over the counter, supplements times the thousands, vitamins, oils, therapys ect. NONE help me so I am just WEIRD I guess [Big Grin]

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Lymetoo
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--Lymetutu--
Opinions, not medical advice!

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diana
LymeNet Contributor
Member # 7466

posted

I take it for my nervous system. I can't say I feel any different on it, but it test positive (ART) and I instinctively know it is good for me.

Diana

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susan2health
LymeNet Contributor
Member # 10446

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I take it because the doc said so, but I can't say I notice a difference.

Susan

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Neville
Member
Member # 5890

posted

Thanks for the responses.

No one reporting anything negative anyway.

So I guess I'll give it a try at a low dose at first

and see what it does for/to me.

I do find I can tell a bit of difference between

taking ginkgo and not (I realize these are very

different in their actions).

Thanks again,

Neville

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