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SForsgren
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Can anyone provide their experience with specific products / manufacturers for the following in TINCTURE form:

Boneset
Red Root
Resveratrol

What sources have you used and did you find their product effective?

Thanks

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Scott
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Yes, Tod Thoring's office in Malibu/Arroyo Grande, CA sells them...I think the brand is Herbal Alchemist.
Success: don't know, it certainly stirred something up.
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Thanks. Anyone else have other sources?

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Scott
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Scott this seemed very informative on Red Root.

http://www.swsbm.com/FOLIOS/RedRtFol.pdf

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I got boneset and red root tinctures from herb pharm.

the boneset made me really irritable, so i had to give it up in order to keep my marriage [lol]

haven't noticed any effects of the red root except possibly fatigue -- hard to pin that one down
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dragon river herbals makes high quality tinctures. I've used their red root one which ART tested very well for me, although I never stayed on it long enough to notice a difference.

I think they also make a boneset tincture but I have not tried it yet
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Hi Scott,

I get my Red Root tincture from Eclectic Institute at iherb. Its wildcrafted and the price is really good. dont know about the other as i take them in tea/tablet form.
btw i love ur website, i really learned alot from reading it, especially in the early days of being diagnosed with lyme it was so helpful and informative. Also reassuring to hear a story similar to my own as i was also diagnosed with CFS for several years and got well for almost a year only to have a big relapse and then discovered i had lyme. It was partly because of ur website that i got tested at Igenix so big thank you to you for that!!
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Widmill,

Thanks for the kind words. I am glad to hear that you benefited from the site. All the best.

Thanks everyone for your comments.

Be well

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