Re: Found Autumn Crocus

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

Welcome to the list, and I hope Buhner's protocol works for you. Many

people - for whom nothing else worked - find success with Buhner, so I

hope you do too.

What does B. recommend Autumn Crocus for? I don't remember that from

the book.

As far as tips:

First, if you are up to it, I suggest you browse or search the

archives for other list members' experiences. [search for example

'update' or the like].

It may be a little trouble but you can read many inspiring stories of

others peoples' experiences. I found these messages helped keep me

motivated. Esp when you have no medical support, as I know what you

mean, I also had a doctor who thought the Lyme " remedy " was 28 days of

doxy.

Also, in my case, I followed B's suggestions exactly, as far as how to

start the dosage, and how to increase it. Others on the list had to

adapt to their particular bodies, but that worked for me. I also tried

to keep a record as much as I could - when I started which herb, when

I increased it, etc.

That can provide a good indicator of your progress.

I had chronic Lyme and for me, 3 months of Buhner at the maximum

worked absolutely a miracle. I feel completely free of Lyme, except

for a twinge in my knee if I move it in a certain way.

And this is after not being able to walk, just drag myself around, and

not thinking I would ever walk normally again.

I know for some people it takes longer, and B. himself recommends 18

months.

Good luck to you!

ellen

>

> Hi,

> I'm new to this and haven't started using the core protocol yet. I've

> had Lyme since 2002 and have been diagnosed with everything from Fibro

> to epilepsy because of it. I was treated for Lyme in 2002 but just

> stayed sick and got sicker. So now I am trying Buhner's protocol. I

> purchased most of the herbs and will start this weekend. I had a hard

> time finding the Autumn Crocus and saw most of you did too so I wanted

> to tell you where I found it but I have no idea what potency to get so

> maybe you can help me with that?

> Also, if you have any beginner's tips, they would truly be

> appreciated. I have read his book and quite a few of your posts but I

> have to do this alone since my doctor doesn't think Lyme is a serious

> thing and in my area, finding a Dr. that does, is a joke and frankly,

> I'm just too sick to try to find another.

>

> Autumn Crocus: look it up as colchicum autumnale

>

> www.remedysource.com

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Ellen,

Thank you for the response. It was for one of the coinfections. I have read

through a lot of their posts and I was hoping that with time I would know what

they were talking about.. At this point, I have no idea.

I will just follow the book as well as I can.

Thank you,

rasheedaas <rasheedaas@...> wrote: Hi

,

Welcome to the list, and I hope Buhner's protocol works for you. Many

people - for whom nothing else worked - find success with Buhner, so I

hope you do too.

What does B. recommend Autumn Crocus for? I don't remember that from

the book.

As far as tips:

First, if you are up to it, I suggest you browse or search the

archives for other list members' experiences. [search for example

'update' or the like].

It may be a little trouble but you can read many inspiring stories of

others peoples' experiences. I found these messages helped keep me

motivated. Esp when you have no medical support, as I know what you

mean, I also had a doctor who thought the Lyme " remedy " was 28 days of

doxy.

Also, in my case, I followed B's suggestions exactly, as far as how to

start the dosage, and how to increase it. Others on the list had to

adapt to their particular bodies, but that worked for me. I also tried

to keep a record as much as I could - when I started which herb, when

I increased it, etc.

That can provide a good indicator of your progress.

I had chronic Lyme and for me, 3 months of Buhner at the maximum

worked absolutely a miracle. I feel completely free of Lyme, except

for a twinge in my knee if I move it in a certain way.

And this is after not being able to walk, just drag myself around, and

not thinking I would ever walk normally again.

I know for some people it takes longer, and B. himself recommends 18

months.

Good luck to you!

ellen

[Guest guest]

:

I did read about it, but totally forgot about it, which I am surprised since

another name for it is " naked Ladies " . I must have really had brain fog when I

read it to miss that.

It is used for Erlichia, which I didn't think I had anyway, so maybe skimmed

a lot of it.

It is also used for Marliaria. You can read all about it in Buhner's book

Healing Lyme on pages 189 to 196.

Jim.

###

rasheedaas <rasheedaas@...> wrote:

Hi ,

Welcome to the list, and I hope Buhner's protocol works for you. Many

people - for whom nothing else worked - find success with Buhner, so I

hope you do too.

What does B. recommend Autumn Crocus for? I don't remember that from

the book.

As far as tips:

First, if you are up to it, I suggest you browse or search the

archives for other list members' experiences. [search for example

'update' or the like].

It may be a little trouble but you can read many inspiring stories of

others peoples' experiences. I found these messages helped keep me

motivated. Esp when you have no medical support, as I know what you

mean, I also had a doctor who thought the Lyme " remedy " was 28 days of

doxy.

Also, in my case, I followed B's suggestions exactly, as far as how to

start the dosage, and how to increase it. Others on the list had to

adapt to their particular bodies, but that worked for me. I also tried

to keep a record as much as I could - when I started which herb, when

I increased it, etc.

That can provide a good indicator of your progress.

I had chronic Lyme and for me, 3 months of Buhner at the maximum

worked absolutely a miracle. I feel completely free of Lyme, except

for a twinge in my knee if I move it in a certain way.

And this is after not being able to walk, just drag myself around, and

not thinking I would ever walk normally again.

I know for some people it takes longer, and B. himself recommends 18

months.

Good luck to you!

ellen

[Guest guest]

I grow Autumn Crocus in my garden. I don't know what gardening climate you live

in, or whether autumn Crocus would grow in hot places like FL or CAlif. , but if

you live a place with reasonably cold winters and can grow peonies, that's the

climate type I live in, and the Autumn Crocus grow well and carefree. They

bloom in fall, are planted in fall, and the bulbs are fairly expensive but are

very sturdy and multiply.

dellarana <dellarana@...> wrote: Hi,

I'm new to this and haven't started using the core protocol yet. I've

had Lyme since 2002 and have been diagnosed with everything from Fibro

to epilepsy because of it. I was treated for Lyme in 2002 but just

stayed sick and got sicker. So now I am trying Buhner's protocol. I

purchased most of the herbs and will start this weekend. I had a hard

time finding the Autumn Crocus and saw most of you did too so I wanted

to tell you where I found it but I have no idea what potency to get so

maybe you can help me with that?

Also, if you have any beginner's tips, they would truly be

appreciated. I have read his book and quite a few of your posts but I

have to do this alone since my doctor doesn't think Lyme is a serious

thing and in my area, finding a Dr. that does, is a joke and frankly,

I'm just too sick to try to find another.

Autumn Crocus: look it up as colchicum autumnale

www.remedysource.com

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