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Posted 4/1/2016 12:01 AM (GMT -5)
Hey guys. I was wondering if you think experimenting with bartonella herbs can hurt me in anyway if I don't actually have it. I wanted to try a few remedies to see if my brain fog and symptoms clear. These are the supplements I ordered.

Oil of oregano capsules (natural antibiotic)
Black walnut (cleanses parasites and colon)
Burdock root (cleanses blood and promotes healthy growth of friendly bacteria)
Paul D Arco (blood cleanser)
Milk Thistle (liver cleanser and promotes glutathione)
Cilantro heavy metal cleanse

I was going to start detoxing with those and add in
Houttuyina
Japanese Knotweed
Green tea extract
and some essential oils that I read help kill it like cinnamon oil and clove.

Could any of this help? Also how do you use the essential oils? I've only ever diffused them. Do you dilute and drink them? Thanks so much. I really appreciate all of the help. Everyone has been so sweet and kind. I am praying for everyone here.
Posted 4/1/2016 12:55 AM (GMT -5)
With your cilantro, you might want to look into adding something like chlorella to the cilantro - because cilantro will mobilize more toxins than can be carried out...
If you add chlorella - it will bind to the toxins and carry them out.
There are other binders that should work as well - like Activated charcoal.

I don't know a lot about it...but maybe do a little research on that.

I suggest you don't start all those in the first list at once. You can start the milk thistle right away. Then Maybe do the heavy metal cleanse before you do the rest in that list.
Then a week later do the next ones on that list. Give each one a few days and start a low dose. You could herx from the oil of oregano and black walnut.

Give it a few weeks before you start adding in the second list...Don't start the JK and Houttuynia together. One at a time - start JK at low dose....then add Houttuynia at low dose...then go back and slightly increase the JK...and then the Houttuynia. At anytime you herx...stop adding/increasing until herx dies down.

Oh yes - they could definitely help.

I'm sorry I don't know enough about the essential oils used internally, either. I have only used mine for my tick repellant (which I lost the recipe for), and my baths.

If you don't have bartonella, the herbs won't hurt you.
Posted 4/1/2016 2:07 AM (GMT -5)
Perfect!! Thanks so much. The cilantro detox cleanse also has chlorella in it. I started the oregano oil (2 capsules) today and am already having a terrible headache and worsening of anxiety. I'll add a product every few days. Thank you for the advice.
Posted 4/1/2016 2:11 AM (GMT -5)
Okay - that's good about the chlorella.

You should add in the milk thistle - it's to support your liver...and even though you're not on pharmaceuticals, you are going to be creating toxins...and the liver will need the help.
You could probably add in the Burdock root right away as well.
Posted 4/1/2016 2:12 AM (GMT -5)
I suggest you add in more detoxing...if you haven't already:

- drink lots of water
- add fresh lemon to some glasses
- epsom baths
- dry brushing before baths


Oh - are you taking a good probiotic? That's essential.
Posted 4/1/2016 2:34 AM (GMT -5)
I've been slicing lemon in my water for the past week and have felt my body detoxing a bit from just that alone. I have a 21st century probiotic that I took this morning with the oregano oil. I should probably look into buying a better brand. I do feel a little nauseas and irritable from the oregano oil. Hopefully these are good signs. I'm really tiny, only 100 pounds, and am really sensitive to supplements.
Posted 4/1/2016 12:16 PM (GMT -5)
I'm thinking you might want to take the probiotic separate from the oregano oil.

Although, I have not taken oregano oil, and don't know much about how it works...but if it has antibacterial properties...as some herbs do...then you should separate the probiotic from it.

Reason: The oregano oil could kill off the probiotics in your gut.

So, a good time to take probiotics - is a couple hours after your last antibiotic (whether it's a pharma or natural antibiotic) of the day.

I also take probiotics mid-day. I take my antibiotics in the a.m. and again in the evening.
So early afternoon, I take another dose of the probiotics.
Posted 4/1/2016 5:14 PM (GMT -5)
Perfect. Will do. Thank you again. :)
Posted 4/1/2016 5:59 PM (GMT -5)
Girlie said everything better than I could so I'm just posting to wish you the utmost success!!

And, without a doubt, detox, detox detox ;)
Posted 4/2/2016 2:23 AM (GMT -5)
Thank you!!! Doing good over here so far :)
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