Topic: Less common herbs used to treat bart, etc....
tick battler
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I was looking over old posts and came across one by Brussels who cured her bartonella with some herbs that I had not heard of before.
I am considering trying some of these. Can you tell me if you have tried them and if so, whether you had success or if you have heard of success with them?
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MichaelTampa
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I take a Xymogen product called Viragraphis. It contains isatis (you listed) and also andrographis (in the core buhner protocol).
The Viragraphis product is meant to treat viral infections, and support against bacterial as well. I have been taking for a few months, test very strong for it, so believe it is helpful.
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sparkle7
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Some of these may be in homeopathic form. You may want to ask Brussels which ones she used in homeopathic form...?
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I just started using isatus root (also called indigo) and having stronger die off and greater reduction of bartonella symptoms than months on Septra, andrographis or Houtynia!
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Keebler
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- Astragalus is only for new, acute infections. Not for those with chronic infection unless it is a small portion of an over all formula or protocol.
Be careful with Bee Pollen. Start slow and low dose with food. Twice I took this on an empty stomach. Soon later, what seemed like the worst flu over took me with horrible nausea. The second time, I figured it out. -
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canefan17
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I just started reishi and cordyceps
Are these ok? ^^
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sparkle7
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I take a mushroom product off & on. They are suppose to help enhance the immune system. They aren't really "killing" herbs/mushrooms - more for general support.... That's what has been my experience.
old post but good info to learn more about!
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canefan17
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Bump
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GretaM
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Great bump canefan.
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canefan17
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I think I'm gonna try Forsythia.
It's a cooling herb and because of Bart I tend to do great with cooling herbs (Houttuynia, peppermint, etc)
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canefan17
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Brussels
Were you on abxs when you took all of those herbs? And we're most tincture or powder?
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