Bartonella protocol and cordyceps

KYLEb23

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Posted 4/21/2018 11:38 AM (GMT -5)

Is cordyceps absolutely essential to Stephen buhner's Bart protocol? I've found it to be too stimulating for me and don't feel comfortable pushing myself artificially like coffee. I have AF so I have to be careful with some things. I'm taking iha ,csa ( for sida Acura / couldn't find plain from woodland essence) , Japanese knotweed, Chinese skullcap, and Hawthorne. How's the protocol look? Also for combination tinctures like csa , will my Max dose be more than the reccomended so I can get the recommended sida acuta?

KYLEb23

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Posted 4/21/2018 3:17 PM (GMT -5)

Alright wow . It just blows my mind how supportive you and everyone else on this board really are. Thanks so much. Is there a reason for the 1 week off with isatis?

Girlie

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Posted 4/21/2018 3:55 PM (GMT -5)

I'm thinking AF = Atrial Fibrillation?

KYLEb23

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Posted 4/21/2018 5:10 PM (GMT -5)

Thanks. Af stands for adrenal fatigue in my case.

Girlie

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Posted 4/21/2018 6:12 PM (GMT -5)

KYLEb23 said...
Thanks. Af stands for adrenal fatigue in my case.

lol - well I guessed wrong.

Rikky1

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Posted 4/21/2018 7:57 PM (GMT -5)

>>Normally you would not take isatis for longer than three weeks. This should be sufficient to deal with anything you have, especially if you have combined the herb with any to the others in this book.

i love buhner but i find the above statement and many other similar ones in his books to be overly optimistic that these herbs will knock out these infections fairly quickly. reality is much different my own anecdotal travels shows most don't clear these infections anywhere near what he says if at all.

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