OT: response: Full Moons and Bugz

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This full moon didn't affect me like the one in September that knocked me

out. Only thing different I've been doing this past mo. is taking

nattokinase for circulation and taking resveretol sp? and ramping up

slowly. Since taking these I've noticed the pain in my feet, legs & jaw

don't hurt quite as much from the Bart as they normally do, I am

experiencing stomach pain more, particularly in the upper left region, not

sure what organs are there.

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10/25/2010 01:20 PM

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RE: [ ] Full Moons and Bugz

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Well gang, we just made it thru another full moon - how did we all

survive?

I did try some added detoxing and a CE on Saturday, the full moon. I felt

better than last month - wonder if what I did before hand helpes or

whether

last month was the fall " hit " as it's been described.

Anyone else try something that worked?

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[mailto: ] On Behalf Of Kyoti

Sent: Wednesday, September 29, 2010 11:16 AM

Subject: [ ] Full Moons and Bugz

Hello Lymettes -

I was just reading some of your comments about what goes on during the

full

moon regarding Lyme bugs/co-infections, etc. I worked with a naturopath

for

a while who would tell me to amp-up on herbs, abx and especially detoxing

during a full moon because she says the Lyme bugs get very active during

this time (they come " out of the woodwork " ). Makes sense to me with a

college education in biology.... If you can handle the herxing - it's a

good time to " paint with a broad stroke " , so to speak. It's worked for me.

What's also helped tremendously is the use of ayurvedic practices with

moving lymph and hydrating. We use salt/oil scrubs before bathing and

drink

lots of juice of young coconut - which is " wetter " than water. Sea

salt/saline solution is good to drink first thing in the morning to

hydrate.

I have to be careful with this one because it can cause nausea if I drink

too much.

The pulse readers at our local ayurvedic clinic tell me nearly all of us

we

are too dry - no matter what ailment we come to them for. This is northern

California. If I could only afford a weekly massage as Bruhner suggests.

Of course I'm a licensed massage therapist! - Cobbler? No shoes -

I'M NOT GIVING UP, THOUGH!Lyme War Cry!

Best,White Wolfaka: Kyoti