Wild Apple Leaves

So I comb the internet looking for answers like almost everyone here probably does and deep in the backwaters I came across a fellow who has been eating Wild Apple Leaves for over 700 days now. The results for him have been dramatic in getting rid of Lyme, Nematodes and various other issues. If you can cut through some of the ramblings there is some very interesting science here...Hope you all enjoy and get some helpful info.

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PS This guy is in the Okanagan region of British Columbia...abundant supply of apple leaves.

I think that's about it...the blogger said he actually had nematodes coming out of old wounds/bites. The other interesting thing, and this pertains to you is the head fog lifted after only 3/4 days of eating raw apple leaves. There are a lot of blog entries by him and he tends to ramble a lot but like I said there is some interesting science? going on here. Interesting enough for me to start chewing apples stems! LOL (I don't have Lyme btw it's my wife)

He has progressed to making apple leaf/pectin tablets now instead of raw apple leaf. I would imagine this would be an easy thing to prove if you have access to an apple tree that hasn't been sprayed with pesticide. I have no idea what kind of apple tree would work...maybe not crab apples? Maybe? I'm sure it's in his blog somewhere.

I never said it was pretty...he is all over the map. But credit to him for posting so often and trying to connect the dots of this viscous disease.

I did find this..

http://www.umsonline.org/forum/forums/thread-view.asp?tid=1795&start=1

On the second page of the forum link I posted she mentions that she is literally witnessing the deer follow/migrate with the apple harvest

"I was down south following deer around as they followed the apple harvest between Penticton and OIiver/Oroville."