Dear Stephen,
You mention artemisinin for the treatment of babesia co-infection and list as a possible source Zhang Clinic. The artemisia capsule sold by the clinic also contains astragalus which you have noted should not be taken by someone in late stage lyme. What to do? My son (21 years old) is to be considered chronic/or late lyme because we do not know when he was infected and is also considered to have babesia. Can he take the artemisia capsule from Zhang clinic? What should we look for or be concerned about if he does?
You mention artemisinin for the treatment of babesia co-infection and list as a possible source Zhang Clinic. The artemisia capsule sold by the clinic also contains astragalus which you have noted should not be taken by someone in late stage lyme. What to do? My son (21 years old) is to be considered chronic/or late lyme because we do not know when he was infected and is also considered to have babesia. Can he take the artemisia capsule from Zhang clinic? What should we look for or be concerned about if he does?
Stephen’s response:
Yes, he could take that capsule, however, there are many suppliers of that substance. Here is one link: Allergy Research Group – but you might just Google it and look for the least expensive.
Yes, he could take that capsule, however, there are many suppliers of that substance. Here is one link: Allergy Research Group – but you might just Google it and look for the least expensive.
Stephen
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