Re: Lyme Tea

[Guest guest]

(Oops I'm sorry I forgot to change the subject line so I am resending!)

In response to:

" I haven't heard of buhners tea, do you take this in addition to his herbal

protocol or is this separate? "

I found a recipe on publichealthalert.org (same place as 's article about

the Buhner updates) for the tea:

http://www.publichealthalert.org/Articles/scottforsgren/Lyme%20Tea.htm

To those who use it - am I correct that this tea is to be used INSTEAD of other

forms of dosing, and not, for example, in ADDITION to the handfuls of core

protocol herbs I am already taking?

- Jen

[Guest guest]

This is seperate and soley the only treatment I am doing.

RE: [ ] Lyme Tea

Oops I'm sorry I forgot to change the subject line so I am resending!)

In response to:

" I haven't heard of buhners tea, do you take this in addition to his herbal

protocol or is this separate? "

I found a recipe on publichealthalert.org (same place as 's article about

he Buhner updates) for the tea:

http://www.publichealthalert.org/Articles/scottforsgren/Lyme%20Tea.htm

To those who use it - am I correct that this tea is to be used INSTEAD of other

orms of dosing, and not, for example, in ADDITION to the handfuls of core

rotocol herbs I am already taking?

- Jen

[Guest guest]

Hi, how is that working for you and how are you feeling?

Thanks

Jeannie

This is separate and soley the only treatment I am doing.

[Guest guest]

I am on week eight of treatment and herxing, so I am just hoping for a bright

day soon, where things are better. Thanks for asking.

Re: [ ] Lyme Tea

Hi, how is that working for you and how are you feeling?

Thanks

Jeannie

This is separate and soley the only treatment I am doing.

[Guest guest]

Sorry to heart that. I hope your bright day comes soon.

Hope you feel better soon.

Jeannie

Re: [ ] Lyme Tea

Hi, how is that working for you and how are you feeling?

Thanks

Jeannie

This is separate and soley the only treatment I am doing.

[Guest guest]

Does Buhner consider the tea to be as effective as taking whole herb

pills/capsules? Does anyone use this for their treatment with success?

judy

On Oct 31, 2010, at 2:26 PM, hope0073 wrote:

> from BetterHealthGuy.com Oct. 31, 2010 newsletter

>

> One of the books that I enjoyed the most in my Lyme journey was " Healing Lyme "

by Buhner. I also had the privilege of doing an article with Buhner

after having met him at conferences a couple of times. He's a super human being

and great healer.

>

> I've personally had good results with various Buhner recommendations but have

felt that people find it difficult at times to find all of the things they may

need to do a protocol based on his work. Thus, I wanted to mention a couple of

products based on the Buhner work that may make things a little easier as they

combine many of his ideas into a comprehensive product. Though this may not be

the best option for everyone, it certainly brings some conveniences with it.

>

> 1) The first is Green Dragon Botanicals " LB Core " . It contains Japanese

Knotweed, Andrographis, Cat's Claw, Sarsaparilla, and Dandelion. They also have

a liquid version for children and offer a number of single herbs that may be

quite helpful for people with tick-borne infections.

>

> 2) The second option is BioPure Quintessence. It contains Andrographis,

Smilax, Stephania, Japanese Knotweed, and Red Root in a liquid tincture. The

taste is a bit bitter due to the liquid Andrographis, but many people (myself

included) have had good results with it.

>

> 3) The final option is the " Lyme Tea " prepared by , RH(AHG). I

blogged about that option previously here.

>

>

[Guest guest]

Judy,

I have been using this lyme tea for the past four months and it is defiantly

stirrign things up. My doc believes in using the tea esp fro chronic lyme.

Re: [ ] " lyme tea "

Does Buhner consider the tea to be as effective as taking whole herb

ills/capsules? Does anyone use this for their treatment with success?

judy

n Oct 31, 2010, at 2:26 PM, hope0073 wrote:

> from BetterHealthGuy.com Oct. 31, 2010 newsletter

One of the books that I enjoyed the most in my Lyme journey was " Healing Lyme "

y Buhner. I also had the privilege of doing an article with Buhner

fter having met him at conferences a couple of times. He's a super human being

nd great healer.

I've personally had good results with various Buhner recommendations but have

elt that people find it difficult at times to find all of the things they may

eed to do a protocol based on his work. Thus, I wanted to mention a couple of

roducts based on the Buhner work that may make things a little easier as they

ombine many of his ideas into a comprehensive product. Though this may not be

he best option for everyone, it certainly brings some conveniences with it.

1) The first is Green Dragon Botanicals " LB Core " . It contains Japanese

notweed, Andrographis, Cat's Claw, Sarsaparilla, and Dandelion. They also have

liquid version for children and offer a number of single herbs that may be

uite helpful for people with tick-borne infections.

2) The second option is BioPure Quintessence. It contains Andrographis,

milax, Stephania, Japanese Knotweed, and Red Root in a liquid tincture. The

aste is a bit bitter due to the liquid Andrographis, but many people (myself

ncluded) have had good results with it.

3) The final option is the " Lyme Tea " prepared by , RH(AHG). I

logged about that option previously here.

[Guest guest]

Thanks!

On Nov 2, 2010, at 6:56 AM, vtrn4life@... wrote:

>

>

> Judy,

> I have been using this lyme tea for the past four months and it is defiantly

stirrign things up. My doc believes in using the tea esp fro chronic lyme.

>

> Re: [ ] " lyme tea "

>

> Does Buhner consider the tea to be as effective as taking whole herb

> ills/capsules? Does anyone use this for their treatment with success?

> judy

>

> n Oct 31, 2010, at 2:26 PM, hope0073 wrote:

> > from BetterHealthGuy.com Oct. 31, 2010 newsletter

>

> One of the books that I enjoyed the most in my Lyme journey was " Healing Lyme "

> y Buhner. I also had the privilege of doing an article with Buhner

> fter having met him at conferences a couple of times. He's a super human being

> nd great healer.

>

> I've personally had good results with various Buhner recommendations but have

> elt that people find it difficult at times to find all of the things they may

> eed to do a protocol based on his work. Thus, I wanted to mention a couple of

> roducts based on the Buhner work that may make things a little easier as they

> ombine many of his ideas into a comprehensive product. Though this may not be

> he best option for everyone, it certainly brings some conveniences with it.

>

> 1) The first is Green Dragon Botanicals " LB Core " . It contains Japanese

> notweed, Andrographis, Cat's Claw, Sarsaparilla, and Dandelion. They also have

> liquid version for children and offer a number of single herbs that may be

> uite helpful for people with tick-borne infections.

>

> 2) The second option is BioPure Quintessence. It contains Andrographis,

> milax, Stephania, Japanese Knotweed, and Red Root in a liquid tincture. The

> aste is a bit bitter due to the liquid Andrographis, but many people (myself

> ncluded) have had good results with it.

>

> 3) The final option is the " Lyme Tea " prepared by , RH(AHG). I

> logged about that option previously here.

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

>

> Does Buhner consider the tea to be as effective as taking whole herb

pills/capsules? Does anyone use this for their treatment with success?

Buhner always stresses that you need to use the whole herb, so for the basic

protocol bulk herbs should work better than extracts or teas (in general, an

extract retains more of the herb contents than a simple tea). There are a few

exceptions, e.g. for Eleuthero the extract is recommended.