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Topic: UPDATE ABOUT HERBAL ANTIBIOTIC

Jessibell777
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Member # 18235

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Hi everyone, it's been 1 year & 3 months since my son was bitten by a tick.

I just wanted to let you all know that he took antibiotics for 8 months (Dr. H, then Dr. C in MO.)

My son is now just taking Viola Clear Fire Formula herbal antibiotics from his accupuncturist. They work, but as soon as we stop them...three weeks later he has foot and knee pain again. But, as long as he's taking them, he's perfectly fine.

I just thought I'd add that to your body of knowledge, in case it helps someone.

The Chinese Medicine Doctor said that it covers a wider range of bacteria and fungus than phareceutical antibiotics do...for whatever that's worth.

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sparkle7
Frequent Contributor (5K+ posts)
Member # 10397

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You may need to try some different formulas. Not that Viola Clear Fire is no good - but the pathogens can build up a resistance...

Sometimes it's good to rotate the remedies. This one may miss a co-infection that is lingering. Sometimes, you have to shift the focus for a bit.

FYI

Viola Clear Fire Formula (Golden Flower)
http://www.tcmassistant.com/search/index.asp?pid=91

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Hoosiers51
Frequent Contributor (1K+ posts)
Member # 15759

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Thanks for sharing!

I love hearing about herbal formulas that help.

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