December, 2006
Showing 13 results for the month of December, 2006.
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Cooked vs. raw
Dear Susun, Can you tell me your thoughts on cooked foods vs. raw? -
Severe muscle spasms and pain
Dear Stephen, Can you briefly explain the mechanism by which Lyme causes muscle spasms? I know that low magnesium, calcium or potassium could cause spasms, but I know that there are other factors at work as well. -
Seaweed
Dear Susun, Could you explain the benefits of seaweed and how it might benefit the health of a person with MCS and womyn in general? -
Bad reaction to artemisinin
Dear Stephen, I have Lyme disease and tried artemisinin and had a bad reaction. What do I do now and why did this happen? -
Natural Flu Prevention / Treatment
Dear Susun, Just wondering what I can do to fend off the flu naturally this year. Much thanks! -
Treating lyme cysts
Dear Stephen, My question is what can we do to try and deal with the cysts. I have them in many places and it is getting worse. -
Staying on your protocol
Dear Stephen, I am usually pretty good at staying on the regimen but once every month or two I take a break for a couple of days. I have had a few bad relapses due to this, and am concerned that the herbs only work while they are being taken. -
Simples vs Combination Herbal Formulas
Dear Susun, Can you tell me the difference between a simple and a combination herbal formula, and why you only seem to use simples? -
Astragalus for new tick bite?
Dear Stephen, I read your discussion regarding not using astragalus in late-stage Lyme, but wondered if that still applies in the case of a new tick bite? -
Lymph system
Dear Susun, Could you explain to me the best way to use poke berries to beef up the lymph system? -
High liver enzymes
Dear Stephen, I am having a problem with high liver enzymes. I am on the core protocol. I have heard a warning about cat's claw being a problem with the liver. -
Hair loss
Dear Susun, I am a post-menopausal woman and am troubled by hair loss. Is there anything that I can do, or use, that would stop this? -
Red root and hypercoagulation
Dear Stephen, Red Root encourages blood clotting—and most Lymies actually need blood thinners. What do you think about this?






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