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PinchMe
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I've heard quercetin is good. Pynogenol is known to have concentration improving properties but very spendy. Chime in if you know of any OTC supplements that help the mental side - and ginko has never helped me.

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Keebler
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LIVER SUPPORT helps the most since, for lyme patients, the cognitive decline is mostly from the toxins from lyme and the liver also being overwhelmed from the medicines.

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neuroprotective herbs - 42 abstracts

hepatoprotective herbs - 32 abstracts

liver protective herbs - 35 abstracts

kidney protective herbs - 10 abstracts
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MariaA
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huperzine A
possibly Gingko
systemic enzymes that might help with bloodflow issues like hypercoagulation (lumbrokinnase, wobenzyme, Flavenzyme, nattokinase, etc)

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Keebler
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Gotu Kola, too, helps from many directions (liver & brain).
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CDP-Choline is very good for brain fog.
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SAM-E. N acetyl carnitine and Methylcobalamin injections.
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