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Posted 6/27/2017 5:20 PM (GMT -5)
I recently stumbled on this and thought it might be worth posting. It's a glaucoma-inducing 172 pages shocked, so I haven't reviewed the entire document!

Non-Antibiotic Approaches to the Management of Lyme Disease and Co-Infections
Steven Harris, MD
bit.ly/2rHnhNo
Posted 6/27/2017 7:13 PM (GMT -5)
I had not come across this previously, Dude. Thank you for posting it! I didn't get through the whole thing either, but what I read was good!
Posted 6/27/2017 8:04 PM (GMT -5)
thanks Dude (i just wanted to say Dude ;o)
Posted 6/27/2017 9:44 PM (GMT -5)
My pleasure, Traveler and Rikky1!
Posted 6/27/2017 10:20 PM (GMT -5)
Well, I read it all and I think anyone wanting to do herbs is advised to look it over.

It is a great article and I love how one of the first lines of defense is Beyond Balance!

It talks about each herbal protocol I have ever heard of and about each one and their ingredients.

Awesome read and I thank you, and have bookmarked it.
Posted 6/27/2017 11:08 PM (GMT -5)
I'm delighted that you enjoyed it, PeteZa! I'm also amazed you reviewed the entire document! Whew!
Posted 6/28/2017 4:30 AM (GMT -5)
Thanks dude . Why do i always feel the need to play spirochetes advocate? .so in the begining he says borrelia can infect and thrive in lymphocytes, macrophages and nk cells ,then goes on to promote jernagan and homeopathics ? He also states it can wear pieces of our immune system to avoid detection .looks like he has taken a bit from kinghardt too. If only we were all yolandas. I like his work from the book 10 treatments lada lada
i have had good success with smilax and teasel and was stoked he mentioned bee venom ...have you retested the cdiff since your gut herbals ?jc

Post Edited (bluelyme) : 6/28/2017 3:33:06 AM (GMT-6)

Posted 6/28/2017 9:49 AM (GMT -5)
I go to his clinic! I appreciate his integrative approach! I read this and his chapter in the Lyme treatments book, it's what helped me choose!
Posted 6/28/2017 10:31 AM (GMT -5)

bluelyme said...
Thanks dude . Why do i always feel the need to play spirochetes advocate? .so in the begining he says borrelia can infect and thrive in lymphocytes, macrophages and nk cells ,then goes on to promote jernagan and homeopathics ? He also states it can wear pieces of our immune system to avoid detection .looks like he has taken a bit from kinghardt too. If only we were all yolandas. I like his work from the book 10 treatments lada lada
i have had good success with smilax and teasel and was stoked he mentioned bee venom ...have you retested the cdiff since your gut herbals ?jc

"...spirochetes advocate." You always give me a laugh, bluelyme. I also appreciate your curiosity and breadth & depth of knowledge.

I've not retested for C. Diff., as of yet. I'm not sure that I will, unless I become symptomatic. That said, I'm only a week or two into ramping-up on the "GI Clear 1" and "GI Clear 6" products.

The third product, "GI Clear 3," contains silver and I'm not sure if I want to try that or not. The dose suggested to me is 2 teaspoons (~10mL) twice daily. The label shows that each teaspoon (~5mL) contains 50 mcg of purified silver in a concentration that's 10 parts per million (ppm).

Have you any opinion on taking silver?
Posted 6/28/2017 11:02 AM (GMT -5)
Not Blue, but I have been using this product - Immune Shield Gold - /sunwarrior.com/store/product/immune-shield
xrays
While it also supplies a good amount of minerals (which I'm sure I needed), it has 50 ppm of silver in it per tsp. I've not gotten up to a full tsp, as it doesn't seem I need that much to get benefits from it.

It was something that I started to help me 'stabilize' after some pretty strong stress (hubby had a knee replacement and there were some bumps in the road with recovery), and I was quite pleased with the results I had, so I kept using it in small amounts.

At this point, I'm now using it to swish in my mouth before swallowing it and I do believe it's having a positive impact on my bone loss in my jaws! No xrays have been done to confirm this, but the swelling of the bone in places hasn't returned while I've been doing this.
Posted 6/28/2017 5:01 PM (GMT -5)

Traveler said...
Not Blue, but I have been using this product - Immune Shield Gold - /sunwarrior.com/store/product/immune-shield
xrays
While it also supplies a good amount of minerals (which I'm sure I needed), it has 50 ppm of silver in it per tsp. I've not gotten up to a full tsp, as it doesn't seem I need that much to get benefits from it.

It was something that I started to help me 'stabilize' after some pretty strong stress (hubby had a knee replacement and there were some bumps in the road with recovery), and I was quite pleased with the results I had, so I kept using it in small amounts.

At this point, I'm now using it to swish in my mouth before swallowing it and I do believe it's having a positive impact on my bone loss in my jaws! No xrays have been done to confirm this, but the swelling of the bone in places hasn't returned while I've been doing this.

Thanks for the feedback, Traveler! I'm glad that supplement is working for you. I hope your husband is doing well, too. You two have been through a lot, it seems! Wishing you both the best.

The Dude
Posted 6/28/2017 12:06 PM (GMT -5)
Thanks Dude (lol! Seems so funny to say that!)

We are now getting ready for his neck surgery - we should be hearing when it's scheduled for in the next week (I hope!) - so I've gotten to a place with my treatments where I feel like I can stay stable during this time, and will hold there until after he has healed. Hoping I can just hang in there with my current protocol!

I'll be interested in what you discover if you choose to use the silver product too!
Posted 6/28/2017 5:14 PM (GMT -5)
OMG this is a pretty big collection of products!!
Thanks for posting this.

I used quite some of what he proposed!!

I love Sanum, it's amazing! He uses Pekana but I prefer Heel (that he does not mention).
Heel is more widely used in Germany /Switzerland.

I am amazed to see how many new herbal combinations appeared and how good they look.

The only problem are the sensitive patient: I confess I fared very badly on ready-made formulas. I had to control the amount of each herb on my own to be able to take herbs...

But the combination of many products look great!! Thanks again, Dude!
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