if you read the whole thread she mentions 3 of the standard process medi-herb products the cats' claw euchinacia complex wormwood complex they all look like great products would love to try at least the latter of the 2 there was only one person that sells it it's though amazon it's also 60-70 dollars a bottle yup good lyme products are NEVER cheap
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The information below > came through on another list, and thought I'd post it here in the hopes that > it can help someone else. Near the bottom of the post is a web addy for > additional information. > MA > > > > > My nutritionist had it (Bad!) and has cured herself, but it's some nasty > stuff!! If it gets out of hand it can paralyse the host, does not sound like > fun. > > Here is some of what she said about the symptoms: > 20:09:25 kristina > Lyme Disease, in the United States, may be affecting millions of people. Some > believe that Lyme Disease is the underlying causative agent of many chronic > health conditions, including but not limited to: allergies, heart > arrhythmias, arthritis (both osteo and rheumatoid), ADD, auto-immune > disorders, chronic fatigue syndrome, fibromyalgia, depression, multiple > sclerosis, Parkinson's disease, macular degeneration, sensory or motor > radiculoneuropathies (i.e., clumsiness in the hands or feet and/or burning, > tingling or numbness), Alzheimer's Disease, ALS (Lou Gehrig's Disease), > Bell's palsy, irritable bowel syndrome and gastrointestinal distress, lupus, > polymyalgia rheumatica (a more severe form of fibromyalgia), sleep disorders, > reflex sympathetic dystrophy, brain fog, memory loss, joint > pain/swelling/stiffness, lack of coordination, unexplained chills and fevers, > recurrent infections, poor concentration, tremors, shortness of breath, > anxiety orpanic attacks, heart palpitation! s, weight changes (loss or gain), sore throats, loss of appetite, muscle pain or cramps, obsessive compulsive disorders, headaches/migraines, light sensitivity, trigeminal neuralgia, unexplained hair loss, and visual changes. > > > > 20:10:37 kristina a recent study demonstrated the efficacy of Cat's Claw (Unicaria tomentosa) in destroying the Lyme organism. In fact, in the study, the control group of 14 patients all took antibiotics and only 3 improved slightly, 3 got worse and the remainder had no change in their clinical condition. The experimental group was treated with Cat's Claw and 85% of them were negative for the Lyme organism after 6 months and all the patients experienced a dramatic improvement in their clinical condition. (Cowden, WE, MD, et al., "Lyme Disease: Nutraceutical Breakthrough Using TOA-Free Cat's Claw", Focus, Feb '04, pp.3,4) In utilizing Cat's Claw, it is extremely important that the quality and purity of the product be assured. This herb occurs naturally in 2 forms: the more common TOA form and the rarer POA form. For those of you with a chemical bent, TOA stands for tetracyclic oxindole alkaloid and POA for pentacyclic oxindole alkaloid. Only the POA form iseffective in! stimulating the immunity which destroys the organism. As little as 1% TOA can cause a 30% reduction in the immune system modulating properties that POAs provide. Unfortunately some commercially available products contain as much as 80% TOAs. (Ibid, p. 3) The Medi-Herb Cat's Claw that we use at the RFHC is 1.5% to 2.0% POAs, the highest concentration available, and is TOA free. Therefore, the amount needed is less, making it much more affordable than other POA products on the market. We did a cost study and determined that using Medi-Herb Cat's Claw was very cost effective. > > 20:14:20 kristina There are so many more symptoms, but let's go on to treatment: 20:14:23 kristina High protein, high fat, low carb diet with vegetables (modified elimination diet). Avoid artificial sweeteners. Drink lots of pure water. Quality essential fatty acids are critical. 20:14:32 kristina Probiotics to maintain normal bowel flora. 20:14:57 kristina Gall bladder flushes (use hot lemon tea to maintain gall bladder function) and a beet supplement such as AF BetaFood. > > She goes into other treatments as well, pretty aggressive stuff but shes been > there herself, may hold some merit. > > Whole chat discussion: http://www.optimalhealthnetwork.com/kb.asp?ID=260 > > > Hope something is helpful.Aggressive treatment, but if it keeps advancing or > the pills run out, something to consider. > > > > > > > > > > > > > ------- End of Original Message -------
