Guest guest Posted October 25, 2006 Report Share Posted October 25, 2006 Dear Jo, Yes I agree it is scary to go against the " common wisdom " esp with a dreadful disease like Lyme. Teasel is mentioned in Buhner's Lyme book. Also, I believe there was a thread on this group about it, so try a search. Lyme goes from deer to mice, maybe also in reverse, I don't know. Wonder if the deer and mice actually get Lyme. Hope not. That's interesting about the 'death-to-Lyme' Lizard. Like that. Let's start raising them. (smile) best ellen > > Thank you Ellen for your story full of hope for us beginning the journey > of treatment. I have read the basic book and will now look for any other > Buhner books. > > Everyone local that I know is treating with abx, although they also do > some alternative treatments. Makes it a little scarry to consider doing > only herbs. Still deciding and looking for a doc. But I may just plunge > in head first soon. > > A local person also told me about someone who is preparing a treatment > from Teasel, a 'weed' that grows locally. He says the deer eat it and > they don't get lyme. I can't remember the order of Bb; does it go from > mice to deer or visa versa. We also have a local lizard with 'death to > Bb blood.' When the tick bites the lizard, all the Bb it is carrying is > killed so it does not infect its next victim. > > Still, Bb is endemic (is that the right word? lol!) in this area. > > I'm so happy I found this list. The other local list is great; I've > gotten a LOT of guidance and info to get this far, but I like the idea > of herbal treatment so much better than including abx. jjo > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 31, 2010 Report Share Posted August 31, 2010 same as the teasel, i have worked up to 10 drops 2 x's a day. altho i should note for smilax and teasel my llmd would like me to be a 10 drops 3x's a day which i was at for a long time but due to finances i had to cut it down so it would last longer On Tue, Aug 31, 2010 at 7:09 AM, <canefan18@...> wrote: > > > How much Smilax do you take? > > So it definitely doesn't cause low blood sugar issues? > (I know it's been known to lower blood sugar in those with HIGH blood > sugar. But I didn't know if us hypoglycemics should avoid it) > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > I started teasel this week to try to help my painful knees that are > > > stopping me sleeping on my side [even with a cushion in between]. > > > > > > Luckily, I started with one drop and am not yet progressing because > almost > > > immediately I felt thick malaise drift over me and have been a zombie > ever > > > since, though have continued with one drop a day. I have been off > > > antibiotics for a year, but have been taking Allergie-Immun [German] > > > therapy. > > > > > > What have other people noticed with teasel [dipsacus > sylvestris/fullonum]? > > > Does this reaction improve over time? > > > > > > Any teasel experience welcome! > > > > > > Carolyn > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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