Re: Andrographis and insomnia...asking again

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Connie,

I remember when you were posting about insomnia on another group it occurred

to me natural progesterone cream might help. It's been one of the best things

I've ever used for insomnia. Can really make the muscles feel relaxed if you're

deficient. But I seemed to recall you were pretty young, around 24 or so? All

hormones do start to decrease as soon as age 25. But someone posted recently

that Andrographis can possibly inhibit progesterone (I just found an article

that mentioned that as well) so it's possible you could need some.

Heck, I was having terrible hormonal symptoms starting around 20. Extreme hot

flashes -- going from icy cold down to my bones to sweltering hot and sweating

within the blink of an eye. Most especially severe at night when I was trying to

sleep. It sure made no sense whatsever to me at that age that I would be

experiencing " menopausal symptoms! " Of course now that I know that can be caused

by lyme it all makes sense. Woo. Sure wasn't fun to have to wait over 20 years

though to find that out.

I use Progesta-Care bought from my local health food store. The brands with

pumps that measure out the doses seem to be the highest quality.

in AK

Connie <conniekillbug@...> wrote:

Hi All,

Sorry for re-posting this but did not receive an answer last time so

thought Id send again to see if anyone new sees it...

I am wondering if anyone has had trouble with insomnia on

andrographis? If so, how in the world do you continue on this herb and

keep your sleep in order?

I am on an average-high dose per my LLMD. It does not state in

Buhner's book that andrographis is also for co-infections, but my doc

seemed to think that my body wanted this for co-infections, too, esp.

babesia! So just an FYI, it may also be useful for co-infections, for

anyone who is interested.

Thanks, Connie

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Hi Connie, Maybe you could try cutting down your dose a Buhner suggests. Also if

you are open have someone muscle test you for amount. One size does not fit all.

Good to see you here Joyce

Connie <conniekillbug@...> wrote: Hi All,

Sorry for re-posting this but did not receive an answer last time so

thought Id send again to see if anyone new sees it...

I am wondering if anyone has had trouble with insomnia on

andrographis? If so, how in the world do you continue on this herb and

keep your sleep in order?

I am on an average-high dose per my LLMD. It does not state in

Buhner's book that andrographis is also for co-infections, but my doc

seemed to think that my body wanted this for co-infections, too, esp.

babesia! So just an FYI, it may also be useful for co-infections, for

anyone who is interested.

Thanks, Connie

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[Guest guest]

> Hi All,

>

> Sorry for re-posting this but did not receive an answer last time so

> thought Id send again to see if anyone new sees it...

>

> I am wondering if anyone has had trouble with insomnia on

> andrographis? If so, how in the world do you continue on this herb and

> keep your sleep in order?

> I am on an average-high dose per my LLMD. It does not state in

> Buhner's book that andrographis is also for co-infections, but my doc

> seemed to think that my body wanted this for co-infections, too, esp.

> babesia! So just an FYI, it may also be useful for co-infections, for

> anyone who is interested.

>

> Thanks, Connie

>

>

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Hi All,

>

> Sorry for re-posting this but did not receive an answer last time so

> thought Id send again to see if anyone new sees it...

>

> I am wondering if anyone has had trouble with insomnia on

> andrographis? If so, how in the world do you continue on this herb and

> keep your sleep in order?

> I am on an average-high dose per my LLMD. It does not state in

> Buhner's book that andrographis is also for co-infections, but my doc

> seemed to think that my body wanted this for co-infections, too, esp.

> babesia! So just an FYI, it may also be useful for co-infections, for

> anyone who is interested.

>

> Thanks, Connie

>

>

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Hi Connie, I looked at my notes from when I started the protocal and I wasn't

sleeping well but it's leveled out now. Blessings to your healing Joyce

Connie <conniekillbug@...> wrote:

> Hi All,

>

> Sorry for re-posting this but did not receive an answer last time so

> thought Id send again to see if anyone new sees it...

>

> I am wondering if anyone has had trouble with insomnia on

> andrographis? If so, how in the world do you continue on this herb and

> keep your sleep in order?

> I am on an average-high dose per my LLMD. It does not state in

> Buhner's book that andrographis is also for co-infections, but my doc

> seemed to think that my body wanted this for co-infections, too, esp.

> babesia! So just an FYI, it may also be useful for co-infections, for

> anyone who is interested.

>

> Thanks, Connie

>

>

>

>

>

>

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>

[Guest guest]

Connie, I use a pendulum between dr visits and body can do alot of shifts as to

what it needs. I ramp up and down depending if I can't handle herxes and

intuition. Still not easy. But I feel better in just 2 mo on Buhner protocal.

Still doing S & C but small doses. Take care. Hope you get to sleeping well. Joyce

Connie <conniekillbug@...> wrote:

Hi All,

>

> Sorry for re-posting this but did not receive an answer last time so

> thought Id send again to see if anyone new sees it...

>

> I am wondering if anyone has had trouble with insomnia on

> andrographis? If so, how in the world do you continue on this herb and

> keep your sleep in order?

> I am on an average-high dose per my LLMD. It does not state in

> Buhner's book that andrographis is also for co-infections, but my doc

> seemed to think that my body wanted this for co-infections, too, esp.

> babesia! So just an FYI, it may also be useful for co-infections, for

> anyone who is interested.

>

> Thanks, Connie

>

>

>

>

>

>

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