OT: re: heart issues

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I'm still at a low dose of knotweed, dropped it lower because of heart

palpitations, when I go off it, it goes away.

I haven't gotten to any other supp's yet.

What brands of knotweed do other's use? Is it better to buy loose and

encapsulate?

From:

" nmlongman " <nicolle@...>

To:

Date:

12/08/2010 02:26 PM

Subject:

[ ] Food grade supplements / heart issues

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Hi ,

Yes, I agree, Tim doesn't so much try to figure out what co-infections you

may have, he just treats symptoms.

I was wondering, did Tim recommended any books to you about the food grade

supplements? I would like to do more of this.

I am having trouble with the herbs as well. I started with 3 of his LB

Core Protocol capsules 3 X per day and could not handle it. I was having

chest pain, burning and aching, along with tons of palpitations. The heart

symptoms were enough to make me stop the herbs altogether. After two full

weeks of being off of the herbs, my heart symptoms entirely went away.

I am now under the care of a cardiologist and have a heart monitor on hand

in case the palpitations start up again. She believes that they are benign

and not dangerous, but best to be sure! I started up the herbs again on

Monday, very slowly this time, only one capsule per day. So far, so good.

Has anyone else experienced heart issues from treatment? I did not have

heart issues before treatment except for a palpitation now and then. Oh, I

should mention, this same thing happened when I did a trial of

Doxycycline, so it definitely seems related to die-off.

Thanks for sharing...

Be well,

Nicolle

> >

> > I have an appointment with Tim at Watercourse Way in

Brattleboro, VT on Friday. I was just wondering if anyone has seen

before? He is an acupuncturist and herbalist who apprenticed under

Buhner. He specializes in Lyme treatment, can do phone consultations and

send herbs through the mail.

> >

> > http://www.watercourse-way.com/practitioners.html

> >

> > Please share your experiences, if any. Thanks!

> >

> > Be well,

> > Nicolle

> >

>

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