Dear Stephen,
Do you think it is necessary to rotate herbs so the organism does not develop a resistance to what you are using? I find herbs work for about 5 months and then I have a flare of symptoms. I am currently switching from houttuynia to resveratrol and Japanese knotweed for bartonella. I used very high doses of the houttuynia for 5 months and then started to relapse two months ago. At first I thought it was herxing but there has been no improvement – just decline. Thank you.
Do you think it is necessary to rotate herbs so the organism does not develop a resistance to what you are using? I find herbs work for about 5 months and then I have a flare of symptoms. I am currently switching from houttuynia to resveratrol and Japanese knotweed for bartonella. I used very high doses of the houttuynia for 5 months and then started to relapse two months ago. At first I thought it was herxing but there has been no improvement – just decline. Thank you.
Stephen’s response:
Some people do like to rotate herbs; in most instances I don’t think it necessary. I haven’t used houttuynia in any depth, so I can’t tell if that is one of the herbs that should be rotated. Knotweed is not such an herb.
Some people do like to rotate herbs; in most instances I don’t think it necessary. I haven’t used houttuynia in any depth, so I can’t tell if that is one of the herbs that should be rotated. Knotweed is not such an herb.
Stephen
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