Re: Quercetin as anti-inflammatory

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

What's the dosage of Quercetin that you would recommend?

Thanks,

On Mar 1, 2010, at 7:23 AM, on wrote:

> If the knotweed is killing spirochetes it could definitely cause a

> herx reaction. With Lyme it is thought that herx reactions are

> caused by the die off of the spirochetes. The resulting release of

> toxins will increase inflammation and exacerbate your symptoms. You

> can help reduce inflammation by following an diet low in sugar and

> carbs, do plenty of detox and try Quercetin, a natural anti-

> inflammatory. I did herx when I started the Buhner protocol but

> hard to tell if it was the knotweed since I started all core herbs

> and Sarsaparilla at once.

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> [ ] Knotweed question

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> Is it normal to herx from knotweed?

>

> It almost seems like it's increasing neurological inflammation...i

> thought it was supposed to get rid of this? Has anyone else

> experienced this. I can't tell if i'm sensitive to the Knotweed or

> if i'm herxing from it. Thanks!

>

>

[Guest guest]

I use Source Naturals brand liquid and the dosage is 2 dropperfuls (big

dropper), which according to the bottle is 134mg. The bottle says use this

dosage as needed. For me that meant 2 - 3 times a day during the bad herxes.

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[ ] Knotweed question

>>

>> Is it normal to herx from knotweed?

>>

>> It almost seems like it's increasing neurological inflammation...i

>> thought it was supposed to get rid of this? Has anyone else

>> experienced this. I can't tell if i'm sensitive to the Knotweed or

>> if i'm herxing from it. Thanks!

>>

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