Dear Stephen,
I contracted a rash using andrographis, so I have removed it from my protocol for lyme. The rash break out resembles spirochete (strands) and babesia (circles). I have a few questions: 1) Does having had a rash flare up indicate that lyme is present (my tests came back negative)? 2) What herb can I substitute for andrographis? 3) Assuming I do have babesia and borellia present, are those good enough? Please advise. Thank you.
I contracted a rash using andrographis, so I have removed it from my protocol for lyme. The rash break out resembles spirochete (strands) and babesia (circles). I have a few questions: 1) Does having had a rash flare up indicate that lyme is present (my tests came back negative)? 2) What herb can I substitute for andrographis? 3) Assuming I do have babesia and borellia present, are those good enough? Please advise. Thank you.
Stephen’s response:
The rash is just the rash, some people get it, most don’t. If you do get it, then removing it from the protocol is the best thing to do. As a systemic antibacterial, especially since you have babesia as well, I would suggest a tincture blend of cryptolepis, alchornea, sida actua (equal parts) ¼ tsp 3x daily. You can get Woodland Essence to make it for you.
The rash is just the rash, some people get it, most don’t. If you do get it, then removing it from the protocol is the best thing to do. As a systemic antibacterial, especially since you have babesia as well, I would suggest a tincture blend of cryptolepis, alchornea, sida actua (equal parts) ¼ tsp 3x daily. You can get Woodland Essence to make it for you.
Stephen
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